James Fee GIS Blog

Platial Moving Forward
OK, so the news is grim. Platial is now essentially finished, at least how we knew it before. They’ve turned off their service and now everything is essentially a download link. This means if you’ve been using Platial (or at least used them in a previous life) and want to get your [...]

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’m heading off to Where 2.0 in a couple of hours to present a talk with the GNOCDC on the work we’ve done with the web mapping technology.
“Junk Mail” and the GeoWeb Shine Light on New Orleans Recovery
If you’d like to have some beers, feel free to connect with me using the networking dashboard.  I’m [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]