A few days ago, Michael Shean of the Maryland-National Capital Parks and Planning Commission (M-NCPPC) announced the availability of videos of 3-D terrain models created to support Planning Board activities in Prince George’s County, Maryland. The videos have been made available via Google+ here: https://plus.google.com/105701421300090504528/posts.
Category: social media
Critical Infrastructure?
A couple of weeks ago, I took some gentle razzing from some quarters for admitting I still have a land line: As actual voice communication devices, mobile phones still suck. This why I still have a land line. #oldtechthatworks — Bill Dollins (@billdollins) August 13, 2011 This tweet was the result of yet another dropped…
Foursquare – Teetering On the Edge of YASN
I read with interest this article that was brought to my attention by @gis_Todd on Twitter. I have been playing with Foursquare for a few weeks now and I think this article is in sync with some observations I have had about it but also misses the mark on one key point.
GIS People on Twitter
Update: “The GIS Forum” mentioned here is no longer online. If you haven’t seen Allan Laframboise’s excellent presentation from the DevSummit on the GeoWeb Community, I highly encourage you to check it out. It includes some poll results with very surprising data about the use of social media (or lack thereof) by GIS developers. One…