A GIS Development E-zine
Jan 2002
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- Geo World Jan, 2002
- Geo Times Jan, 2002
- EOM Dec, 2001
- GIS@development Dec, 2001
- GIS User Dec/Jan 2002
- Measure & Map Jan/Feb, 2002
- Mercator's World Jan/Feb, 2002
- Imaging Notes Nov/Dec, 2001
- Geoinformatics Dec, 2001
- Heating Up--The Satellite Imaging Race Intensifies
J.D. Wilson
- GeoBusiness Watch
J.D. Wilson
2002: Year of the Geotechs
- Tracking Farmland Loss
Egide L. Nizeyimana, G.W. Peterson and E.D. Warner
Urban growth in the United States is happening on productive soils that once were or could be farmland.
- Storing Carbon in Soil: Why and How?
Charles W. Rice
Boosting a soil's capacity to store carbon could increase crop productivity and improve environmental quality.
- Probabilistic Methods Provide New Tools for Landslide Hazard Mapping
William C. Haneberg
- What's in a Satellite Image...For Field Engineers?
Jeff Barker
- Urban Information System - A Critique
Prabhakar Misra
The Proper GIS for a town can only be made when all the data-base adheres to rigid specifications
- Community GIS on water
Shveta Mathur, Sucharita Mookherjee and Bal Krishna
- The State of GIS
JON FAIRALL
The industry had a good year, the economy notwithstanding. Next year should be even better.
- Big Brother Is Out There
JENNIE BENTLEY
How do new privacy regulations affect the spatial industry?
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Facing Recession
Jon Fairall
How will we fare in 2002?
- Maps of Afghanistan
Jon Fairall
A battery of sensors is being used to supply maps to US forces in Afghanistan
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Guatemala in Relief
John Mitchell
A unique three-dimensional map on the outskirts of Guatemala City presents the country in relief.
- Mapping the Solar System
Nick Kanas, M.D.
From 1500 to 1800 the beauty and the quality of European celestial atlases were unmatched. Depictions froma sampling of such atlases reveal changing ideas about Earth, the Sun, and their relationship to each other and the universe.
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Digital Earth: The Internet of Tomorrow Delivered Today
Fueled by revolutionary 3-D software, increasing PC Performance and a connected universe, companies are creating a virtual representation of the planet that uses Earth as an interface.
- Stealth Satellites on the Big Screen: Does Hollywood Get it Right?
The movie industry's use of satellite imagery creates fantastic story lines. Find out if those depictions are accurate.
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Geospatial Resource Management Is the Key of Success
Dr. Roger Coupland (President, Intergraph Utilities )
- Urban Mapping with High Resolution Satellite Imagery
IKONOS and IRS Data Put to the Test