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[Jeff Hobbs' Intergraph and GIS Technology Blog] After GeoMedia 6.1 « Jeff Hobbs' Intergraph and GIS Technology Blog: We’re also very interested in the png/translucency support as we’re keen to drop SVG – our public websites need SVG to look any good, but a lot of people can’t install the adobe viewer as they don’t have admin rights (especially if they work for another company) or they use Firefox which can’t render webmap svg at all.

[CHI Blog] CHI Blog | What's next for our GIS support in PCSWMM: When you add it all up, It’s no wonder that all of the large engineering firms (AECON, AMEC, ARCADIS, CH2M Hill, EGIS, SNC Lavalin, Stantec, SWECO, Tetra Tech, URS Corporation, etc., etc.) and literally thousands of smaller firms are benefiting from the scalability, power and value of PCSWMM in both large and small projects across offices all around the world.

[Comments for James Fee GIS Blog] James Fee GIS Blog » Blog Archive » Sharing Cartography: It’s not very difficult to make some pretty awesome looking stuff with cartographic representation, and obviously the cartographic rules translate easily to SLD. (We’ve actually been using file geodatabases with cartographic representation rules to move data with symbology, but this has the whole ESRI limitation on it.)

[All Points Blog] Wrapping My Brain Around the Relationship between Data and API ...: So, in short, so long as you follow the rules (and not just the fact that technically you use the API to pull in the data, there are other restrictions on use) you can "tap into" all that free data in their portals and put it in your application. Let's take this further.

[GeoMusings] SQL Server SIG at the UC « GeoMusings: For example, Santa Monica California needs to be segregated out from the rest of Los Angeles County. My programmer and I can already handle those cases where a lat-long is inside one territory that happens to reside inside another territory.

[James Fee GIS Blog] James Fee GIS Blog » Blog Archive » Best ESRI UC Day One Summary: I’ve always assumed there were primarily two things that catapulted ESRI to the top: user base from ArcWorkstation days and no strong competitor sprung up in time to combat their infiltration into academia, which (just like with Microsoft) catapults standards if they get in early enough. But, like I said, I wasn’t around then.

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