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[geo2web.com] GIS Book Roundup | geo2web.com: Briefly noted: Geoweb Guru reviews Scott Davis’s GIS for Web Developers; on Vector One, Jeff shares his notes on three recent books from ESRI Press (Building a GIS by Dave Peters, the second edition of Getting to Know ArcGIS Desktop,…

[MapPoint Forums] Book Review from GeoWebGuru on Slashgeo - MapPoint Forums: Geoweb Guru shares a book review of 'GIS for Web Developers' by Scott Davis. From the review: "As the name suggests, this book is intended as an introduction to online geospatial mapping for web developers. This ...

[The Map Room] A Brief Book Roundup: Briefly noted: GeoWeb Guru has a review of Geography Mark-Up Language: Foundation for the Geo-Web by Ron Lake et al. (via Slashgeo); Google Earth Blog reviews Josie Wernecke’s KML Handbook (previously); Vector One reports on the first ...

[Slashgeo] Friday Geonews Cleanup: Active Mashups, Subprime Maps, REST and more: It's becoming recurrent, sharing the yet-unpublished geonews all in one bunch at the end of the week... In disorder: TMR shares more maps of foreclosures and subprime mortgages. Sean and James make sure we still hear about REST: James ...

[Slashgeo] Slashgeo | New Community Site: The Geoweb Guru: The community-driven ad-free website for news and discussions about GIS, Remote Sensing and everything Geospatial. Why use Slashgeo.org?

[Slashgeo] GeoDjango Overview: We mentioned the release of GeoDjango 1.0 last september, Geoweb Guru offers an overview of GeoDjango. From the overview: "GeoDjango grants spatial faculties to Django, a high level open source web framework written in Python. ...

[James Fee GIS Blog] James Fee GIS Blog » Blog Archive » Breaking the Tribe Mentality: If they’re already used to patching together free stuff like GM, VE, OL, PostGIS, GeoServer, MapServer etc, and haven’t had the chance to learn to love(?) ESRI, are they more likely to continue along the road of cheap/free, or turn around and hand all their loot to ESRI or MapInfo? I don’t know, but not everybody needs the ESRI stack to do the job, some people are happy with MapInfo or Manifold or whatever, and some people will prefer to use FOSS if it will do the job.

[Off the Map - Official Blog of FortiusOne] A Proposal for a GeoWeb Metadata Implementation | Off the Map ...: If by Features you mean “are there points, arcs, polys, multigeometries, or what”, then the answer in FGDC is stored in SDTS_Point_and_Vector_Object_Type (and there can be more than one of these) FGDC doesn’t assume that the documentation describes only one geometry type–it’s often helpful to lump things under the same metadata record (makes it easier to maintain the metadata and easier for people to read too).

[CAD News Daily] CAD News Daily - 19 June 2008 edition: From the 3D Roadie blog at Autodesk: Tutorials from a Max Guru - “A long time ago I wrote a post about one of our resident Max guru Louis Marcoux. He had created his own website and filled it with tones of video tutorials for 3ds Max.

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