Among the items in the category of “what I care about” are renewable energy and open-source geospatial tools. So I was happy to rediscover the various online tools by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colorado. Many of the tools have been available for some time but the recent announcement of the RE Atlas…
Tag: OpenLayers
Crazy Times – Coming Up For Air
It’s been an extremely busy few months, as evidenced by the pace (or lack thereof) of blogging. I have been hopping between customer sites, mainly helping with ArcGIS Server implementations. We’re also re-hosting an ArcIMS site for someone. I expect that to eventually transition as well but we have to get it moved first. I’m…
OpenGeo Suite – A Milestone
On May 28th OpenGeo announced the release of the OpenGeo Suite. They also describe their open pricing structure for support of the suite. This announcement represents a milestone for open-source geospatial software. If you are of a technical nature and are expecting a detailed discussion of the technical advantages of the OpenGeo Suite, you should…
Writing GeoJSON from SharpMap, Part 1
In between proposals, white papers and the like, I’ve been able to do a little coding to keep myself sane. Recently, I have been playing with SharpMap, GeoJSON and OpenLayers. But not necessarily in that order. Originally, I was looking over the GeoJSON spec to get more of a feel for it and decided that…
FedUC Plenary – 47:53
For those of you keeping track at home, the reference to OpenLayers in Jack Dangermond’s FedUC plenary talk comes at approximately 47:53.