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Category Archives: Data
Rendering weirdness with reference data
Continued from yesterday’s post: Bizarre GeoServer WMS Rendering Both the NJ Landscape Project habitat data and the Municipalities data are complex. It is hard to pinpoint a rendering issue when the data is very complex. I prepared a reference data … Continue reading
Bizarre GeoServer WMS rendering possibly due to ArcGIS handling of PostGIS data
I just submitted a problem to the OpenGeo support forum regarding an unusual bug I’ve discovered in GeoServer. Multipart polygon geometries are producing “unintentional art” when rendered through GeoServer. Several GIS data sets that have been brought into PostGIS using … Continue reading
Posted in Data, Technology, Visualization, Web Mapping
Tagged ArcGIS, Geoserver, GIS, postgis, rendering, wms
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Beach erosion in Ocean City
While not as hard hit as the towns near Seaside Heights, Ocean City felt the effects of Sandy and is still in the process of cleanup. Back in July, I took a Gigapan photo of the Ocean City beach from … Continue reading
Posted in In the News, Technology, Visualization
Tagged gigapan, Hurricane, hurricane sandy, ocean city
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From NOAA imagery, extent of Seaside Heights damage can be seen
The amusement piers in Seaside Heights have been significantly damaged. Funtown Pier partially destroyed. A roller coaster at Casino Pier can be seen sitting in the surf. Two buildings at the end of the Pier are entirely gone. For those … Continue reading
Posted in Aerial Photography, In the News
Tagged Aerial Photography, Hurricane, sandy, seaside heights
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Post Sandy imagery available from NOAA
NOAA‘s web viewer of post-Hurricane Sandy imagery is now live. Many portions of the Jersey Shore received incredible damage. Below are some before and after pictures compiled from the viewer. I’m hoping to get NJ’s March 2012 imagery available as … Continue reading
Posted in Aerial Photography, In the News
Tagged Aerial Photography, Hurricane, ngs, noaa, sandy
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Hurricane Sandy live data resources
As Hurricane Sandy is about to make landfall somewhere in NJ or DE, keep safe and dry. Move to a safe location and stay there. Don’t attempt to travel after dusk due to reduced visibility and the intensifying storm. Once … Continue reading
Posted in Data, Events, In the News, Technology
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New Jersey Bike Map public meeting
This Thursday, May 10th, I will be attending the final public meeting to discuss the draft New Jersey Statewide Bicycle Map and Resource Guide. I attended the first meeting at Cumberland County College, but will be again providing comments at … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, Data, Government, OpenStreetMap, OPRA, Planning, Technology, Transportation
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RULost? I hope not.
Fellow Rutgers grad Jim Barry shared with me a link to a press release on the RULost iPhone app. While I was initially excited to see Rutgers come out with an app to aid students in navigating the huge New … Continue reading
Posted in Data, Mass Transit, Technology, Transportation, Web Mapping
Tagged HTML5, iPhone App, RULost, Rutgers
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GIS & Live Maps for Hurricane Irene
New Jersey is in the path of Hurricane Irene. The last time a hurricane actually made landfall in New Jersey was the 1903 Vagabond Hurricane. The mandatory evacuations are underway (NJ OEM) and to my knowledge, it is the first … Continue reading
Statewide 1974 aerial imagery available via WMS
OIT has made the 1974 statewide aerial photography available via their WMS service. WMS: http://njwebmap.state.nj.us/njimagery Civil Solutions was the contractor that assembled the source imagery and prepared the seamless dataset for OIT. What I find amazing about the data is … Continue reading
Posted in Aerial Photography, Data, Government, Technology
Tagged Aerial Photography, historic, imagery, OIT
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