Recent Tweets- @njtraffic crash at US 322 and Lambs Road in Richwood. #radio
- @atanas @wonderchook @billdollins @cageyjames I refuse to use FB places. Facebook already knows too much
- Rest in Peace, Jackie Treehorn. http://t.co/V7v3t5fn #lebowski @foochuck
- RT @briantimoney: PSA for GIS grads: the industry is already full-up with folks with no Python, no Javascript & marginal database skills
- there is a ridiculous amount of pad thai on my plate. I am a happy man
Geography Notes
Category Archives: Teaching
Thoughts on the start of the Spring Semester
Today marks the beginning of the Spring Semester. For many students, this will be their last semester at Rowan University. For me, I’ll be teaching GIS II, which is mostly upperclassmen, and Intro to Mapping and GIS, which is more … Continue reading
MAC URISA and posts from the conference
I’ll be at MAC URISA in Atlantic City from the 4th until the 6th. On the 4th, I’ll be conducting a introductory-level workshop on Distributed GIS. On Tuesday the 5th, John Hasse and I will be at the Interactive Expo … Continue reading
Posted in Conferences, Events, Teaching, Technology
Tagged Atlantic City, conferences, MAC URISA
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Projects featured on Rowan’s home page
I’m proud to say that I now have two articles written about my work that have been featured on the Rowan University home page. Most recently, Mapping the Guard (still on the home page) was posted, detailing the great work … Continue reading
Posted in Data, New Jersey State Atlas, Teaching, Technology, Web Mapping
Tagged ArcGIS, Internship, Mapping, Rowan University, SDSFIE, Web Mapping
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Urban design photos
I’ve been organizing my digital photography library and posting some of my better pictures to flickr. The “Urban Design” collection highlights pictures that illustrate important urban design principles. I plan on using these photos for the future planning classes at … Continue reading
Student Experiences with OpenStreetMap
This semester, I integrated OpenStreetMap into my GIS II class by requiring students to research an area on OSM that lacked detail and update the map. OSM is a great real-world demonstration of some of the GIS principles we’re discussing … Continue reading
