43citations
[YAKAFOKON] I love citations ! It would be really nice that the team who manage 43places/43things/43people create a kind of www.43citations.com.
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Kodak Talks Geotagging Geocoding
[ GPS Review] Last week at CES, Antonio Perez, CEO of Kodak, gave the keynote speech and (in small part) discussed geocoding/geotagging of photos. He was talking about the three technology platforms that are driving Kodak’s innovation.
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Posted at 06:41 PM
January 22, 2006
43citations
[YAKAFOKON] I love citations ! It would be really nice that the team who manage 43places/43things/43people create a kind of www.43citations.com.
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Posted at 06:45 PM
Kodak Talks Geotagging Geocoding
[ GPS Review] Last week at CES, Antonio Perez, CEO of Kodak, gave the keynote speech and (in small part) discussed geocoding/geotagging of photos. He was talking about the three technology platforms that are driving Kodak’s innovation.
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Posted at 06:41 PM
Geotagging Kenmc.com
[Ken McGuire Blog :: Creative Imagination] For those of you interested, here’s a good web tutorial on Geotagging, particularly handy when it comes to your blog as you can indentify the content of your blog to a specific country, or region, including your RSS feeds. It’s been around a small age already on the web and I have it active on DeviantART to check nearby Deviants, so now I can check nearby bloggers I suppose!
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Posted at 06:40 PM
Geology Blogging
[Ron Schott’s Geology Home Companion Blog] I don’t personally have any detailed knowledge of the geology there (wrong side of the San Andreas in that region), but looking at the Santa Cruz 1:250,000 geologic map it appears to be constituted primarily of Pliocene marine rocks (probably not real strong stuff) at the northwest end and Pliocene and Pleistocene nonmarine rocks further south. These are all fairly young (geologically) and presumably are only weakly lithified - making them prime candidates for landsliding.
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Posted at 06:39 PM
Tag the world using your GPS
[GPS Gazette] Simple by using our GPS devices and the new service of geotagging from Navizon. This new service allows users of the Navizon Network to post information about a specific geographic location and tag that area.
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Posted at 06:37 PM
January 11, 2006
magnalox - magnificent GPS logs and interactive reports
Volker Kinkelin told me by email about their website,
magnalox. It allows you to upload and annotate GPS logs, creating interactive "magnalogs" and converts them to .kml on demand. It's worth a look, so you might check it out.
Posted at 09:15 AM
January 01, 2006
Virtual Earths round 2
[Data Mining] Doing this reveals an interesting connection: GeoTango is a partner of DigitalGlobe, which is a major partner with Google in the GIS data space. Google is not listed on DigitalGlobe's partner list, but you will often see evidence of this in Google Earth.
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Posted at 07:00 PM
Frank's Favorite Google Earth Blog Stories For 2005
[Google Earth Blog] The following is a list of my 10 favorite Google Earth Blog Stories for 2005 (out of nearly 200 entries) with a brief description why I picked each one (listed alphabetically).
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Posted at 06:57 PM
Export to KML Updated to 2.1
[Spatially Adjusted] just wanted to let you know that there is a new version of ExporttoKML available that corrects the problem of displaying extruded polygons in the newest version of Google Earth. The were not displaying correctly due to a change in the KML rules.
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Posted at 06:56 PM
