Global GIS News

ArcGIS Explorer Build 1200 Now Available
Just saw over on the GeoGeek New Zealand blog th

Introducing the new Google Geocoding Web Service
After yesterday's review of open source geocoders

GeoTools 2.6.2 Released
GeoTools 2.6.2 has been released. From the an

Review of Open Source Geocoders
The linear thiking blog offers a short review

Friday Geonews: a Murder in Google Earth?, OpenStreetMap in Bing Maps, ESRI New Basemap, and more
Here's your weekly dose of geonews in batch mode.

On the Google front, kstreith writes "Opticks 4.3.3 is now re

3D Graphics For Firefox and Webkit (Safari and Chrome)
Slashdot discusses a story named 3D Gra

ISVD2010: Abstract Deadline Extension (March 10th)
Mostafavi writes "Dear all, due to multiple requests we have extend

GeoMOOSE 2.2 Released
The open source project GeoMOOSE 2.2 has been released two weeks ago. Si

IBM: Make Your Own Map-Based Mashup
A friend sent me a link to an IB

SaTScan - Spatial, Temporal and Space-Time Scan Statistics
Via O'Reilly,

Java Topology Suite (JTS) 1.11 Released
Version 1.11 of the open source Java Topol

RadarVirtuel.com - Real-Time Aircraft Traffic Project
Bertrand writes "Hi people at slashgeo, I am a long time reader of slashgeo,

Gaming With GPS On Your Smartphone
Slashdot ran another geo-story this weekend: slashdot : <

Map Warper - Georeference and Export a Raster Image
The FTG blog discusses the

Friday Geonews: OpenStreet Map News, ESRI FedUC, and more
Here's your Friday geonews in batch mode. Regarding OpenStreetMap, here's an entry named

Illustrated Guide to Nonprofit GIS and Online Mapping
MapTogether announced the first public version of their "Illustrated Guide to

Activist Vancouver Olympics Map Mashup
Cartophenia writes "Vancouver [de]Tou

Manifold GIS Status and Software Adoption
We mentioned a few time the Manifold GIS package in the past, last week was published an entry Map Room blog points out that Google has

ClearMaps: A Mapping Framework for Data Visualization
fotoguzzi writes "Perceiving a deficiency in current thematic mapping tools, Sunlight Labs

Cloud Computing and GIS
Directions Mag offers two articles on the GeoCloud. First one is named ArcGI