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[Fall Meeting 2009 blog] Fall Meeting 2009 blog » Blog Archive » Geobloggers at AGU FM09!: And I can be more irreverent, too,” said science writer Dana Mackenzie. Mackenzie's blog, Who Hung The Moon?, not only has a nice summary of the geoblogger's lunch, but it also has a quirky story about a thought experiment that .

[Making Ideas Visible] How visual mapping enlivens conferences ”” Making Ideas Visible: Two scientists at AGU's Fall Meeting 2009 discuss my visual map of the Geoblogger's lunch Back in December (seems like so long ago), I spent six days with 15000 brilliant earth and space scientists from around the world who flock annually to .Visually mapping Earth Science Literary Principles And being there in the atrium generated a lot of interest.

[ScienceBlogs Channel : Physical Science] Bloggers at the American Geophysical Union meeting : All of My ...: 3) There will be "Geoblogger" stickers waiting for you at the Press Room (Room 3010, Moscone West Level 3), so that you can attach them to your badges to help you be recognized by fellow bloggers (or to start conversations with other .5) For the first time, AGU will have an official blog for the Fall Meeting!

[Astronaut for Hire] Astronaut for Hire: AGU Overview: If I could do FMARS over, I might use Panoramo instead of Picasa Web Albums to share the geotagged photos. We might do this on our crew, although we're already set up to Flickr, which also has a good feature to map geotagged photos.

[ScienceBlogs Channel : Education] Earth Science Week Challenge Day 5: Earthquakes, volcanoes, and ...: I'll be at GSA for pretty much all of next week, so I promise that if I manage to post at all, there will be a much higher science to fundraising ratio. But before I shush up, I will remind you that the geoblogger challenge lasts all .

[Volcanista: a magmalicious blog] July Accretionary Wedge: Inspiration « Volcanista: a magmalicious blog: For example, there seems to be a consistent interest in learning generally, and science specifically, from a young age. A desire to be outdoors is another recurrent theme- one that I didn’t really mention in my post, but was definitely true for me as well.

[Highly Allochthonous] Hydrogeology and geomorphology: Notes from GSA Monday and Tuesday ...: Much has been said about that elsewhere, but I'll add that I greatly enjoyed making the acquaintance of so many interesting people and .In my next post, I'll finish out the meeting by talking about what happens when it rains a lot about this time of year and the mountains fall down.

[Ron Schott's Geology Home Companion Blog] AGU Session IN17: Earth and Space Science Applications of GigaPan ...: Gigapixel panoramic (GigaPan) imagery captures highly detailed photographic information that can be viewed in a way that preserves a high degree of detail through a wide range of zoom (magnification). Recent developments in robotics technology, image processing, and web-delivery have made the creation, viewing, and annotation of GigaPan imagery far more accessible to scientists and the general public than was previously possible.

[All Points Blog] Neogeography is not GIS; not LI - All Points Blog: As one of the other hats I wear is that of a surveyor, I had to shudder recently when another geoblogger, excited about the prospects of crowdsourcing, actually suggested having the public contribute property boundary information to a cadastral model. QA/QC is difficult enough in a cadastre even with professionals involved - there are quite a few other similar situations involving other types of geospatial data.

[Clastic Detritus] Weekend geoscience blog roundup « Clastic Detritus: Another geoblogger I thought had fallen off the face of the planet has also resurfaced. Check out the post over at Southern Exposure about a casual conversation with an optometrist about energy prices.

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