Posted on December 11, 2008, 12:23 pm, by James Fee, under
GIS.
What? I need to use Flex APIs (and thus GeoWeb 2.0) to do this?
GeoWeb 2.0 would need to be able to answer spatial questions and solve real-life problems in the spatial context—in addition to locating and visualizing data on maps. For example, it should be able to answer questions, like when the fire [...]
Posted on November 19, 2008, 9:00 am, by James Fee, under
GIS.
Posted on November 13, 2008, 2:40 pm, by James Fee, under
GIS.
So I’ve got a (theoretical) simple internal website for a client that basically puts pushpins for their locations on a map. Since this is on their intranet we’ll have to pay approximately $10,000 to Google or Microsoft to license their products internally. This small company doesn’t have the kind of money (especially in this economy) [...]
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Posted on October 2, 2008, 9:20 am, by James Fee, under
GIS.
Well kudos for FortiusOne for getting the word out on Maker! especially since the launch was delayed from the original PR blitz. As with most GeoBloggers, I’ve had access to Maker! since last week and have really been impress with its output. Sean has been teasing us for months it seems with the cartographic output [...]
Posted on August 15, 2008, 8:49 am, by James Fee, under
GIS.
Adena blogged about a county mapping site from Morris County, New Jersey (OK, I’ll admit right now I was born in Morristown, NJ; the county seat of Morris County). I had not seen the website before, but this comment from Adena got me curious:
It’s a quite complex app, the kind I’ve not seen implemented in [...]