James Fee GIS Blog

CityGML has officially become an OGC Standard.  This is great news for those of us who are tying to work with and exchange 3D models of buildings and cities.  I’m still a CityGML newbie, but the more I look at the standard and learn about it, the more I’m excited about what we’ll be able [...]

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Sean Gorman has a very thought provocative piece on his blog this morning. The Professional vs. the Amateur: Thoughts on the ESRI UC should be read by everyone. I’ve notice that our tribe mentality has really caused great divisions in those of us trying to bring spatial information to the Internet. I’ve [...]

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WeoGeo and Safe Software team up a couple weeks ago and now we get word that Mapufacture has joined FortiusOne.  Details will be coming in the next week or two, but it doesn’t take a GeoScientist (I’ve learned you can put the prefix “Geo” in front of anything and sound smart) to see that this [...]

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First off, I had an absolute blast.  The city, the venue and the people have all been just wonderful to experience.  Right now especially it is very interesting because the GeoWeb is finally being implemented in larger scales and we are beginning to see the results of those who work hard at trying to realize the promise [...]

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The Monsoon really came into Tempe yesterday afternoon and ended up flooding my backyard, the pool overflowed and all that was between the rushing water and my kitchen was me and a push broom (I was able to triumph over the water). I hope we’ll start drying out as the whole yard is a [...]

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For those who haven’t had a chance to register for GeoWeb 2008, the time to do so is right now. I’ll be there pretty much all week and on a Spark Panel Session titled “National Critical Infrastructure Data Models: Implications for Local Government and Utilities“. If that title doesn’t get your juices flowing, [...]

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OK, well the title might be sexier than the content, but I thought I’d finally get around to linking to Sean Gorman’s blog post about a conversation we had about the GeoWeb. I was just listening to his interview on the VerySpatial podcast and it really is amazing how far we’ve come in a [...]

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I guess the “big” news today was the Acrobat 9 “maps” feature. All Points Blog and Fantom Planet both cover the news in their own unique style. Since ArcGIS 9.3 will support the new PDF maps (with a patch of course) I suspect that this will be very popular, at least in our [...]

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Worried with what to replace your SlashGeo bookmark with? Well why not check out the GeoWeb Blog. GeoWeb 2007 is July 23-27th so if you are going or just want to keep track of what will be going on you’ll want to pay attention.

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