Yaya, I know… top lists are subjective and all that stuff, however, you can’t argue with the fact that people really do dig lists and they can be pretty handy to get started with your research. Now I may be a little biased since I’m on the list (;0) but even still, this recently published […]
Geospatial Reading and 10 Recent Additions to GISuser
Some fun geospatial reading and 10 cool additions to GISuser:
10 Cool reasons to migrate to MapGuide Enterprise
Based on MapGuide Open Source, Autodesk MapGuide Enterprise offers simple deployment and helps streamline the development of web-based mapping applications. Did you know that Autodesk MapGuide Enterprise also allows users to directly publish MapGuide maps and layers to Google Earth? Available with two viewing choices, the DWF-based viewer supports Microsoft Windows XP and other common Windows […]
GISuser Spotlight… 10 cool things about Definiens Software
Definiens Developer: a powerful integrated development environment designed for the image analysis challenges facing the earth observation and remote sensing community. It facilitates and accelerates the development of a vast range of image analysis applications, allowing users to identify the image objects and the relations between those objects on multiple levels. USers around the globe […]
10 Cool Things About The WHERE Developer Contest
Announced a couple of week’s ago, The WHERE Developer Contest will offer thousands of dollars in cash prizes. Prize winners will also receive an audience with three top-tier venture capital firms: Venrock, Kodiak Venture Partners, and GrandBanks Capital. You don’t have to be an experienced mobile developer or programmer to take part, however, you should […]
10 Cool Things About GeoCommons
GeoCommons is chasing an ambitious goal – to help create and support a community where people can easily explore, create, and share intelligent maps and geographic data. The community resource has been under the microscope recently and garnered some harsh criticism from the GIS developer community, however, there’s no doubt about one thing… Geocommons is […]
10 Cool things about Scene Express with Google Earth KML/KMZ Exporter
3D Nature, LLC, developers of 3D Landscape Design & Visualization Software and the popular World Construction Set also have a clever Google Earth KML/KMZ Exporter for their Scene Express solution. This is an ideal solution for those interested in integrating GIS, landscape visualization data, and Google Earth. Scene Express now includes a new exporter for […]
10 Cool Things about MapText Software
Recall MapText offers solutions that provide automated label placement for maps that are to be printed, electronic displays, and now, webmappinng applications. The company was founded in 1997 by Herbert Freeman to develop software for the automated labeling of the points, lines, and areas depicted on maps and charts. The creation of MapText was largely […]
10 Cool things About HTML ImageMapper
I first wrote about HTML ImageMapper several years ago when I used the product to quickly and easily publish my ArcView 3.2 data to the web. Since that time the product has matured and offers much more to users, most notably via the latest release billed at Image Mapper 10 AJAX – which, obviously now […]
10 Cool Things About Manifold System Release 7x
Manifold System Release 7x was recently announced with over 630 improvements. According to the company, Manifold System 7x is the first GIS to run in native 64-bit mode in premium Windows x64 processors like AMD AthlonX2 and Intel Core 2 Duo. When I asked Dimitri Rotow, Product Manager of Manifold.net for a heads-up on the latest […]
