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App Challenge Tip – GoCode Colorado

February 25, 2014 By Editor

Here’s an opportunity for coders, developers, mashup artists or ?? on the Front Range – enter GoCode Colorado. The Kick off event is March 19

Filed Under: colorado, developer, events, THE EDITOR Tagged With: blog, Colorado, developer

Global Geography community Will Miss Dr. Roger Tomlinson – the Father of GIS

February 11, 2014 By Editor

A loss to the Community… regrets to share that Dr. Tomlinson has passed away… Tomlinson is generally recognized as the “father of GIS.” He is the visionary geographer who conceived and developed the first GIS for use by the Canada Land Inventory in the early 1960s.  This and continuing contributions led the Canadian government to […]

Filed Under: Canada

The First White House Maker Faire #IMadeThis

February 10, 2014 By Editor

From the White House blog: c. We will release more details on the event soon, but it will be an opportunity to highlight both the remarkable stories of Makers like Joey and commitments by leading organizations to help more students and entrepreneurs get involved in making things.

Filed Under: contest, developer

BullyVention maps Bullying in America via the Bullying Index

January 30, 2014 By Editor

How do you increase awareness about the important topic of Bullying… you create a heat map naturally! Indeed, that’s exactly what one savvy youngster from Virgina has been doing via a project know ass BullyVention.

Filed Under: Blog, cartography, Social Media

The Denver Broncos Colorado 14ers Google Map Honors Super Bowl Bound Broncos

January 29, 2014 By Editor

Some Google maps fun on the heels of the announcement by Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper that the Colorado Rockies mountains known as the 14ers (think elevation above 14,000 ft) have been temporarily, officially renamed to honor the super Bowl bound Denver Broncos. From the official announcement… Gov. John Hickenlooper today announced a proclamation that temporarily […]

Filed Under: colorado, google maps, THE EDITOR Tagged With: blog, Colorado

MyWaytogo Trip Planning Tool from DRCOG for Denver, Colorado Commuters

January 29, 2014 By Editor

A clever new trip planning tool is available to commuters in the Denver, Colorado area from DRCOG – enter Mywaytogo. The one-stop shop that allows commuters to easily and comprehensively compare their trip options and make informed choices. Users can simply enter their trip information to quickly see their commute options and compare travel time, […]

Filed Under: colorado, conservation, Environment, THE EDITOR Tagged With: blog, Colorado

Scanner Wars – When Hardware Designs go offshore and return back to kill your business!

January 28, 2014 By Editor

An interesting and rather sad story from a small business. A small startup in N. Colorado has a piece of hardware (patented design and TM name) for scanning know as the Flip-Pal (http://flip-pal.com/introducing-flip-pal/). Coincidentally a newer company has emerged and seem to be selling a product to the identical market… the product is coincidentally, similarly […]

Filed Under: business, colorado, THE EDITOR Tagged With: blog, Colorado

Story Map Reveals Canada's Top 10 BIG Infrastructure Projects

January 28, 2014 By Editor

We’ve all become fans of story maps – these often awesome, interactive, webmap driven infographics inform, educate and entertain us on a variety of topics. Once new story map to hit the web reveals 100 of the biggest infrastructure projects in Canada. Browse the map to see where these mammoth construction projects including waste water […]

Filed Under: Canada, infographic, Infographics, storymap Tagged With: Canada, top10

10 Considerations For Your Next Hackathon

January 26, 2014 By Editor

Hackathons… all the cool kids are doing them! Yes indeed, with the plethora of opendata being made available to the masses there’s no better way to get started than to hack. You know, a group of geeks gets together over pizza, beer and redbull, downloads a ton of data, cracks open their favorite SDKs, APIs […]

Filed Under: developer, events, hackathon Tagged With: hackathon

Don't Care About Birds? You should… Why Birds Matter {video}

January 24, 2014 By Editor

A fabulous and informative video from the National Audubon Society… great stuff here! About the video – Audubon President and CEO David Yarnold opens a window into the wonderful world of birds–and what Audubon is doing to protect them. Presented by Susan and Dan Gottlieb. Directed, filmed and edited by Erik Friedl – See http://www.audubon.org/

Filed Under: conservation, Environment

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