Posted on May 22, 2009, 2:55 pm, by James Fee, under
GIS.
As Steve pointed out, this is does deserve two exclamation points!! Just like CSS for styling web pages, GSS is a specification for designing maps. Adapted for dynamic data sources, GSS can define changing geographic elements, display multiple datasets, and even respond to contextual tags like “condition:poor”. Very tasty! Just look at this simple GSS and how [...]
Posted on April 21, 2009, 8:52 am, by James Fee, under
GIS.
There are tons of ways to store spatial data, but sharing cartography is much harder. ESRI seems to be using their new Layer Package “format” to keep the ESRI layer file with the datasets. Outside of that I don’t really see much in the way for cartography support with data layers (other than the odd [...]
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ogc,
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Posted on July 8, 2008, 12:43 pm, by James Fee, under
GIS.
I’ve recieved an email saying that the great GeoCommons Finder! is now public beta. Many were very interested when it was announced so if you’ve been waiting for an invite to the private beta, you no longer have to wait. Sign up, check out the user manual, and give feedback. I love Finder! and how [...]