Yeah, it has been out for awhile, but in my ignorance I had no idea its saturation level into some countries, notably the USA, Japan, Australia and Europe. I’m quite impressed. I’m going to use Cape Vincent as an example of some of the places Street View has documented. Cape Vincent is in the US, [...]
03 Feb 2010 Bryan 0 comments
Map and raster geek alert. The Province of BC has posted a bunch of their geo data online @ http://geobc.bc.ca Distributed in kind of a webGIS format, the webpage presently incorporates parcel data, forest covers, health services into Microsoft Bing Maps. Fairly basic data set at the moment, but it wouldn’t surprise me if it [...]
27 Jan 2010 Bryan 6 comments
Strange Maps puts the cool back in mapping. The premise pretty simple, if you don’t think maps are cool after browing some of these post, then it is fairly obvious that you are not very cool. Some one once laughed at me for putting ‘maps’ as an interest on my Facebook profile – ha! Technorati [...]
08 Dec 2008 Bryan 6 comments
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