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[The Itinerant Angler] Googling the Backcountry - The Itinerant Angler - Fly Fishing ...: Whether you're interested in searching large chunks of public land for out-of-the-way fish, or you want to become intimately familiar with a piece of water you'll be fishing a lot, Google Earth (and a GPS) offers opportunities anglers a decade ago just didn't have. Even better, a fully annotated Google Earth journal can be a beautiful thing to behold, letting you relive past fishing triumphs "on the ground" while flying from location to location, planning for next year's outing.

[Digital Photography School] How to Geo-Tag your Photographs with Google Maps: There’s a great little piece of FREE software called GPSed (www.gpsed.com) that you can install on almost any GPS-enabled smartphone (iPhone, Blackberry, Windows Mobile and Java versions available), that will log your track, upload it in near-realtime intervals to their site (where it displays via Google Maps), automatically updates your social-networking sites with links to your map, and when you’re done, can read your photos and geotag them automatically, placing them on the map alongside your track on the GPSed site. If you use Picasa Web Albums or Flikr, it will link to the photos directly and tag the copies you have there as well.

[CycleStreets blog] CycleStreets » Blog: CycleStreets has its own routing engine that is written in Object-Orientated PHP, this language being a choice purely for legacy/historical reasons that has never been formally reviewed. The space inefficiency of PHP arrays has meant that the CycleStreets routing engine has evolved a suite of techniques for reducing the amount of data exchanged between it and the database.

[The FME Evangelist] The FME Evangelist » FME Evangelism #15: CSV Writing, Transformer ...: A recent update to the ListSearcher turned the setting into a combination of text entry and drop-down list (what we at Safe call STRING_OR_ATTR), meaning that the same effect can now be achieved by selecting an attribute directly rather than having to enter the FME-specific syntax.

[Issues for all projects] Not appears the track on the map | drupal.org: * warning: DOMDocument::loadXML() [domdocument.loadxml]: Start tag expected, '<' not found in Entity, line: 1 in /home8/apatinar/public_html/sites/all/modules/trackfield/trackfield_kml.module on line 19.

[The GPS Geek] National Map US Topo « The GPS Geek: Unfortunately, the software to author GeoPDF files still costs money. There are multiple versions, including one that works with existing GIS software to save as a GeoPDF, one that works on mobile devices, one that works with ESRI ArcGIS, one that works on its own to combine geo-enabled PDF, KML files, and others into a GeoPDF, and one that combines several utilities (including the mobile application, the free toolbar, and others).

[jeff germain's blog] DynamicMapServiceLayer render complete event for ArcGIS JavaScript ...: In a nutshell, I’m using Network analyst to create the routes and then exporting them as kml data. I was wondering if you knew how to create a query to search the kml data using a drop down menu like say for the starting building and then a second drop down menu for the ending building finally clicking submit and then the route pops up.

[James Fee GIS Blog] James Fee GIS Blog » Blog Archive » Let's Save Metadata: GeoDoc simplifies the process with drop down lists and map interface to capture bounding box coordinates, plus simple interfaces to export metadata and submit for QC and publication on the GoGeo portal. The mandatory elements presented in UK AGMAP suffice for discovery level metadata, but extended for those wishing to use tool for data management.

[WhiteBlaze - Appalachian Trail] Can anyone help me with editing tracks on MapSource? - WhiteBlaze ...: Generally I'll work in Mapsource as the 'Data Organizer' (Get my Ducks in a Row and Interperet the GPS input into a GPX file) and GoogleEarth as the 'Presentation Organizer' (to clean it up for Google Maps and convert to KML)

[KrazyDad] KrazyDad » Blog Archive » Mayor of the North Pole: The interesting (playgrounds and taxis) illustrates how people *want* to use foursquare and helps guide the way we think about the product. The malicious (stealing mayorships from couches) illustrates what people are passionate about and helps us focus on the core parts of the experience we should strive to protect.

[Sean Gillies Blog] Sean Gillies Blog / 872 / Busting RESTful GIS myths: Some of the "rest isn't ready" myths, related to the "opengis is enterprise ready" one, come from the lack of a complete bundling of restful approaches into a documented implementation profile. Starting from the premise that "I want to write one client that can read/write features from multiple sources", the OGC answer is simple: use the WFS document, that describes your protocol, and the GML and Filter documents describe your encoding.

[MAKE Magazine] Make: Online : HOW TO GPS Tag Photos: Flickr, Mappr, Google Earth....: There's a new integration of flickr and google maps that can simplify the process of locating position in Google Maps, tagging photos and posting to Geobloggers. A map is embedded into flickr for users to see where the photos were taken without leaving flickr.

[Blog-Shmog] Columbus V900: an in-depth review | Blog-Shmog: The front face of the v900 is cut from an almost mirror-like glossy black polycarbonate plastic, housing three status LEDs and a giant circular waypoint button. The jet-black front face matches up perfectly with the matte stainless-steel backplate and helps make the v900 a very solid and robust little device.

[Jeffrey Friedl's Blog] Jeffrey Friedl's Blog » Finally, Geoencoding in Lightroom ...: Sadly, Lightroom does not allow for a plugin to easily update the “real”per-image GPS information in the Lightroom database, but this plugin takesan approach that should allow geoencoding to be seamless for many. Theplugin itself maintains its own set of “shadow”

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