Recent Tweets- Require free access over the Internet to scientific journal articles arising from taxpayer-funded research. http://t.co/v2VUxo0B #edu
- @ellebeane Did you save the last version of your MapBox tiles on the R: drive?
- RT @jkottke: Ok, fun is fun, but can someone flip @Mike_FTW's switch back to "Lore" from "Data"?
- Always maintain and test your backups. Even if you eventually scrap everything anyway. http://t.co/CbFH4Tkf
- @ellebeane @danoliva80 are you going to the wine festival today?
Geography Notes
Today’s a great day for graduation!
omnomnom
To what purpose does this serve?
Our plastic relief map of New Jersey is so old it’s a historic resource, too.
Pretty cool view from Kean’s STEM building.
Nice morning to ride your bike to work in a suit.
Tag Archives: satellite
Ogle Earth on redaction of images from Google
Today, Ogle Earth has posted an excellent article on images from Google Earth that have gone missing. The imagery is of an area in Pakistan. Apparently Dianne Feinstein commented that the US military has been using a base in Pakistan … Continue reading
Posted in Data, Google Earth, Government, In the News
Tagged Data, DigitalGlobe, Google Earth, Government, redaction, satellite
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technology has come a long way
“Back in my day, we had to wait years for grainy aerial photographs taken from a biplane.” CNN has satellite imagery of the crowd gathered on the Mall for today’s inauguration. The images are from GeoEye, who not only have … Continue reading
Posted in Aerial Photography, Events, In the News
Tagged Aerial Photography, Events, satellite
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GeoEye-1 sends back first imagery
GeoEye-1, an Earth-imaging satellite that’s been in the news recently due to its agreement with Google to provide the company with half-meter imagery, has sent back its first pictures. The satellite will provide images for Google to use in its … Continue reading
Posted in Aerial Photography, Data, Google, In the News
Tagged Data, earth imaging, Google, satellite
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