Blast from the Past: 1972 Australian Newspaper Article about ESRI
Updated: 2009-12-31 15:51:39
…from The Age, 18 January 1972…
Posted in ESRI, GIS
…from The Age, 18 January 1972…
Posted in ESRI, GIS
…from the Winter 2009/2010 issue of ArcNews…
Last April, when the spread of H1N1 (swine) flu began, students in Texas watched with a vested interest. The Texas Education Agency made recommendations to reschedule or cancel area and state-level competitions in an effort to limit student travel and minimize contact. With events approaching, like prom, spring concerts, [...]
GIS for Customizing Earth Sciences Applications
…from the Winter 2009/2010 issue of ArcNews…
Hydrocarbon exploration is an expensive, high-risk operation that involves searching for hydrocarbon deposits (like oil and gas) beneath the earth’s surface. Though visible surface features can provide evidence of hydrocarbon generation, most exploration methods depend on highly sophisticated technology to detect and determine the [...]
Supported by the World Agroforestry Center, the International Center for Tropical Agriculture, and the World Bank, the Amazon Initiative and its partners are developing an interactive map server for environmental policy targeting. The tool uses spatial information from a large variety of sources and allows users to calculate land cover, biomass. and conservation opportunity costs [...]
Partial list, subject to change…
Ways of Designing
Carl Steinitz, Research Professor, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University
Five ways of designing will be highlighted from some of Carl Steinitz’ past projects.
• Anticipatory: Holistic, Deductive
• Sequential: Direct, Abductive
• Combinatorial: Simultaneous, Inductive
• Constraining: Sensitivity, Experimental
• Optimizing: Directed, Goal-Driven
Conceptualizing Geodesign in the University Curriculum
Ron Stoltz, Professor and Director, School of [...]
…from ArcNews…
Read Part 1 – 1884 to 1980
Read Part 2 - From the Dawn of Digital to The National Map
Posted in Geography, GIS
The future of transportation is undeniably green, but that doesn’t mean we’ll all be driving boring hybrid sedans. From electric cars with bizarre scales that pop up to gather solar energy to rental bicycles that harvest energy and use it to power buses, the transit of tomorrow is all about nixing fossil fuels, ceding control [...]
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The biggest period of overindulgence of the entire year is nearly behind us now. With only the New Year celebrations to go, many of us find that our jeans are fitting a little tighter and our dietary rules are getting a little lax. It’s the perfect time to take a look at what’s happening in [...]
At one time, all farmers knew the easiest way to test and correct the pH of their farm’s soil: they tasted it. While it’s something of a lost art now, installation artist Laura Parker is offering a new generation an entirely new way to connect with their food. Her traveling event “A Taste of Place” [...]
(image via: wockerjabby)
If you’ve waited a bit too long to take care of the people on your holiday gift list, worry not. Our friends at Treehugger and Planet Green have put together a wealth of information for eco-friendly gifts you can find in stores or make yourself. No matter who you’re shopping or making for, [...]