We are working to get an installation of ArcGIS Server up and running to provide campus users the chance to publish their ArcGIS content and share their work. This podcast discusses some of the steps you will need to take to get your maps ready for the Cloud.
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An overview of geospatial technology training on campus and the question of what training you would like to see offered in the area (on or off campus).
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We have a campus site license for Esri’s ArcGIS. I talk a little bit about the new version (10) and how to get it on your computer.
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A lost episode from the spring, I talk about Where 2.0 and the AAG conferences and how they address the geography and geospatial community needs.
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The census is an important source of information for policy makers and government agencies. The geography inherent in the information collected and that will be available for use in 2011 is notable. We talk about the role of the census and its uses.
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GIS and geospatial technologies can offer a great way to contextualize your information and data.
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Web mapping is connecting the general public with many spatial concepts in ways that even paper maps have not been able to do. With the wealth of tools out there, I touch on just a few of the apps that might be useful in the classroom.
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Raster datasets are a key to today’s web mapping applications and much of the earth science/Earth Observation activity.
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While the spatial characteristics are a key component of geographic information, the attributes connected to spatial data are just as important. I offer a few examples of attributes of the different data types we have talked about.
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Data is the basis of GIS. This week I talk about why topology is something to be mindful of when creating and using data and I provide a few examples.
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