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Who we are The Biodiversity Informatics Facility at the American Museum of Natural History's Center for Biodiversity and Conservation strives to utilize information technologies in biodiversity research and applications while developing and promoting the effective use of these technologies for biodiversity conservation around the world. This site provides a growing set of practical resources for those interested in using information technologies for biodiversity conservation. http://biodiversityinformatics.amnh.org/

Biodiversity Informatics Facility

Biodiversity Informatics Facility Blog

The American Museum of Natural History’s (AMNH) Center for Biodiversity and Conservation (CBC) seeks a person with training and knowledge of applications of remote sensing, Geographical Information Systems (GIS), and modeling to biodiversity conservation. The Biodiversity Informatics Specialist will assist in the implementation of a strong collaborative research program with American Museum of Natural History curators, Center for Biodiversity and Conservation staff, and other partners. Qualifications: http://biodiversityinformatics.amnh.org/blog/

The Public Laboratory | publiclaboratory.org

http://publiclaboratory.org/home Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Mapping 2010-2011 Since May 2010, we have been using balloon mapping to capture aerial imagery of spill-affected sites in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. Our work on the Gulf Coast in 2010, was done in cooperation with groups such as the Louisiana Bucket... The New York / New Jersey metropolitan region is home to several projects with many partnering organizations, community groups, and individuals. The image above shows Eymund Diegel, archivist for Proteus Gowanus and Public Laboratory Board Member. 2012 planning notes Gowanus Canal Investigations...
14 мая 2009 . Добавлен обзор по координатным системам и проекциям [ Читать дальше ]. 12 января 2009 . Добавлен раздел "Проекты". http://giscraft.ru/

GisCraft

geomorphometry.org | "The science of digital terrain analysis"

http://geomorphometry.org/ Guest editors: Carlos H. Grohmann ( guano@usp.br ), University of São Paulo, Brazil, George Miliaresis ( gmiliar@yahoo.com ), Sultan Qaboos University, Sultanate of Oman
http://barendgehrels.blogspot.com/ This blog describes an algorithm and a formula to determine the side of one point relative to a segment (two other points), all three points located on a sphere. The side informarmation is necessary for Boost.Geometry. It is used, among others, in the within algorithm, to check if a point is inside a polygon (point in polygon).

Boost.Geometry (and more)

Spatialguru.com

Hidden feature alert! I guess I have been a good boy and use sudo more than I do log in as root, or I would have discovered this much earlier on. While updating some website software with a new version, I wanted to recursively copy files from a new tar ball into the old web site vhost location - while also forcing it to overwrite existing files. http://spatialguru.com/

Underdark blog

http://underdark.wordpress.com/ So far, Time Manager has been limited to vector layers. Support for raster layers has been on the wish list for quite a while. I’ve been considering different approaches and … Continue reading This is a follow-up to my recent “Natural Earth Quick Start Kit” post in which I presented the great quick start kit provided by the Natural Earth team. The QGIS project … Continue reading After my successful experiment with QGIS Server on Ubuntu, I took a shot at Windows7.
Back in February, I had a long post about the FCC’s conditional approval of LightSquared’s wireless broadband proposal. This waiver was vigorously opposed by the GPS industry because tests by Garmin showed that it would seriously disrupt GPS in areas where it was implemented. Read the post for a full rundown , but briefly LightSquared’s plan requires high-power transmissions in frequencies immediately adjacent to the GPS band, which drown out the GPS signal entirely. LightSquared dismissed these Garmin results, stating in a comment to my post: http://freegeographytools.com/

Free Geography Tools

Маразматическая ситуация с «секретностью» карт начинает доходить до ранее не затронутых аудиторий. Алексей Митяев поучаствовал в конкурсе по планированию велодорожек, ему отказали, аргументировав отсутствием лицензии ФСБ. Роспил пожаловался в ФАС (подробная аргументация Исполнителя): 3. По мнению Заявителя, Заказчиком не обосновано установлено требование в конкурсной документации в части наличия у участников размещения заказа лицензии ФСБ на осуществление работ, связанных с использованием сведений, составляющих государственную тайну. http://gis-lab.info/blog/

Gis-Lab Blog

Итак, меня практически заставили сделать это подавляющим числом голосов на встрече, теперь мне очень интересно будет посмотреть, как же это будет использоваться Идея: Каждый может создать себе блог на GIS-Lab и писать туда что угодно. Резонно ожидать, что записи будут на тему геотехнологий. Все надеются, что это повысит писучесть участников. Нюансы:

Блоги Гис-Лаб

Агрегатор блогов о ГИС

by bolotoved » 19 Jun 2011, 16:23 Думаю вот, стоит ли заводить тут блог. Мог бы туда постить всякие рабочие моменты по освоению ГИС. То, что как раз на статью не тянет. Возможно это будет кому-то полезным, а может, и мне, кто поможет решить задачи более оптимальным образом.
Ordnance Survey now offer a brand new mapping service that gives you the opportunity to customise an OS Explorer Map (1:25,000) or OS Landranger Map (1:50,000) . You might want to centre it on your neighbourhood, the start of your favourite walk, a mountain bike trail you're heading off to at the weekend or you may even want to create one as a special gift. You can benefit from a bespoke map displaying the area around your chosen location. Choose an OS Explorer Map - Custom Made™ at 1:25,000 scale, or an OS Landranger Map - Custom Made™ at 1:50,000 scale.

Mapperz blog

Carson Farmer

My two favorite scientific programming languages are Python and R , each for their own specific strengths. I stick with R for most of my serious stats stuff, but for everyday processing, analysis, and GUI building, Python is my modus operandi . Lately however, I’ve been doing more and more things in Python… even the stats stuff. When doing statistical analysis in Python, I usually use the excellent rpy2 library to communicate between Python and R. As a result, I have put together quite a few little code snippets to work with R commands in Python.