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[American Water - Arizona Distribution Jobs] SUN CITY Intern - GIS / CMMS Job - AZ, 85351: The preferred candidate for this internship will assist in the development of asset data for Arizona American Water's Geographic Information System (GIS) and Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS), and will work on a .

[GIS and Science] Towards a GIS-Based Framework for Climate Change Studies « GIS and ...: Braden Allenby, professor of civil and environmental engineering at Arizona State University and one of ESEM’s founders, often emphasizes the undeniably dominant role humans have in earth systems. “We live in a world that is fundamentally different from anything that we have known in the past,” says Allenby.

[Geospatial Industry News - GIS Lounge] GeoS 2009 - Call for Papers : Geospatial Industry News - GIS ...: Geospatial semantics is an emerging research theme in the domain of geographic information systems and spatial databases. The previous editions of the conference – GeoS 2005 and GeoS 2007 in late November (Mexico City, .

[NRGS GIS Blog] of Search and Rescue and GIS”¦. « NRGS GIS Blog: To me as a GIS person it’s almost a perfect application of Spatial Analysis, data collection, and project management. I say that and I’ve never been involved in a Search and Rescue effort.  I’ve thought about it - but I haven’t dove into an actual event to help.

[Geospatial Industry News - GIS Lounge] Endangered Humpback Chub Population Increases 50 Percent from 2001 ...: In addition to humpback chub, the flannelmouth sucker (Catostomus latipinnis) and bluehead sucker (Catostomus discobolus), both native Colorado River fish, are stable, appear to have increased in the reach upstream and downstream from the mouth of the Little Colorado River. In this area, scientists have found juvenile and adult fish of both species, suggesting that more successful reproduction is occurring.

[GISCafe.com CorpNews] Motorola Public Service Selected by Mesa, Arizona to Implement ...: The Mesa Cityworks system, which went live in June of 2008, supports over 125 Transportation Department users, contains over 30 different service request types and over 100 unique work order types. Cityworks improves service request response while accurately capturing maintenance and repair costs and gives the Transportation Department greater accountability while reducing administrative overhead and overtime.

[Utah GIS Portal - New Content] Upcoming Southwest ESRI Users Group (SWUG) Conferences - Utah GIS ...: They will also have access to an exhibition of numerous ESRI-related vendors and sponsors. In addition to the main conference, SWUG 2009 will also present ESRI pre-conference seminars and training, a professional and student poster contest, and a service project that takes place during the conference and highlights ESRI technology.

[Geology News] GIS in Renewable Energy Development | Geology.com: ESRI has released a new podcast that explores the role of GIS in assessing the potential of geographic areas for wind energy generation.

[Geospatial Industry News - GIS Lounge] Climate Change, Natural Hazards, Land-Use Change: USGS at Annual ...: Wildfires that burned a million acres of creosote bush - Joshua tree and mixed blackbrush shrublands in southern Nevada and northwest Arizona during the summers of 2005 and 2006 were re-vegetated with native Mojave Desert plant species in an effort to accelerate the recovery of plants that are important as food and cover for the federally threatened desert tortoise. Plant establishment and seedling survival after re-seeding or transplanting greenhouse-grown seedlings revealed the importance of rainfall seasonality and abundance and its interactions with re-vegetation treatments and site attributes.

[GIS and Science] GIS and Design for the Anthropogenic Earth « GIS and Science: “It is a world dominated by one species, its activities and technologies, its cultures, and the integrated effects of its historical evolution.” McHarg was already moving in this direction in the 1960s, and today we understand that it is even more important to emphasize the anthropogenic elements of earth systems. In other words, at this stage of ecological evolution, humans are a significant, if not dominating, component of the natural environment, and all problems need to be addressed and decisions made with anthropogenic elements in the forefront.

[Utah Geological Survey] Utah Geological Survey » Blog Archive » MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATION ...: Metadata, PDF, text, and image files are included to help the user view, evaluate, and utilize the spatial data.  Adobe Reader® is required to view the PDF files and can be downloaded at www.adobe.com.  Specialized GIS software is required to utilize the GIS files.

[Earthzine] Earthzine » Blog Archive » Global Footprint Mapping & Micro ...: To fill this gap, the Global Footprint aims to compile the best-available evidence through space (multiple scales:  gridded, national and regional) and time (up to hundreds of years, longitudinal) to explore patterns of migration of the recent and less recent past. All available global datasets will be tapped to explore triggers of human movement (push factors only) and the footprint of that movement.  Triggers Set A, will include environmental events or processes such as land degradation, deforestation, natural hazards (drought, storms and flooding, tsunami), climate extremes and sea level rise.  Set B, Non-environmental drivers, will include the less debated drivers of population growth and economics.  Proxies for displacement will form Set C;

[Latitudes] Latitudes » Blog Archive » Technology in Libraries: Providing ...: This one day symposium, held at the Cerritos Public Library on Friday, March 6, was an overwhelming success, thanks to the efforts of Co-Chairs Cheryl Bartel and Jeff Williams and of all their diligent and hardworking committee members! The Symposium focused on the application of innovative technologies that build a sense of community, connecting users both within the library and the greater organization.

[Comments for James Fee GIS Blog] James Fee GIS Blog » Blog Archive » JMARS - Java based Geographic ...: Hmm, yea I used Geographic Exploration System again in one of my posts. Once you start using the term you can’t stop (kinda like “consume web services”).

[Digging Digitally] Digging Digitally » DRAFT: DDIG report to the SAA Board: St Kitts-Nevis Digital Archaeology Initiative, an innovative collaborative project designed to further scholarship on slavery (collaboration between the Digital Archaeological Archive of Comparative Slavery at the Thomas Jefferson Foundation in Virginia, the University of Southampton’s Nevis Heritage Project, and the International Slavery Museum in Liverpool).

[Comments for James Fee GIS Blog] James Fee GIS Blog » Blog Archive » Developer needed: Its all beyond me, but I have to say I’m interested in seeing how this move goes for James. I’ll be honest, I’m tired of paying through the roof for our ESRI server products.

[The Gaea News] Lightning can sometimes behave in very un-spark-like ways: The bullets are created by extremely short-duration, high-intensity laser pulses, lead study author Pavel Polynkin, a physicist at the University of Arizona, US, told the National Geographic News.

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