James Fee GIS Blog

The video from our Where 2.0 presentation is available. If you haven’t been following what the GNOCDC is doing down in New Orleans, this is a great introduction. You can download the presentation here.

I’ll be presenting at Where 2.0 this year with Denice Ross of the GNOCDC about the work we’ve done with our Repopulation mapper.
“Junk Mail” and the GeoWeb Shine Light on New Orleans Recovery
There is like 2 more hours of the 25% discount left (hopefully you’ve been paying attention).  We should have some cool new stuff [...]

I was very pleased to see today that USA Today published part of the GNOCDC Repopulation Map on their website.
Seeing this data and the map getting some visibility (plus the link back to the detail map is great) makes all the hard work everyone put into it worth it.  At least at this point it [...]

We’ve just rolled out the latest update to the Greater New Orleans Community Data Center (GNOCDC) Repopulation Google Maps application.  Thanks to Matt Priour figuring out how to add the Street View imagery to our New Orleans Repopulation Map, you can now not only see where people are coming back to The Crescent City, but [...]

Yesterday the Lt. Governor of Louisiana, Mitch Landrieu, wrote up why Google Street View is so important to New Orleans and its recovery on the Google Blog.
In this time of recovery and rebuilding, it is important that we share real images of life in Louisiana and on the Gulf Coast. As you explore the [...]