Danmark, her kommer jeg!
Hello, Denmark visitors! I can see some traffic coming in from the GeoForum site, and rest assured, I’m plugging away and putting the finishing touches on my presentation for Kortdage 2009 in Kolding...
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Danmark, farvel
I’m waiting groggily (not the Tivoli kind of grog) and a bit grumpily for my flight out of København. I’ve had a great time in Denmark and will have a lot more to say in the next few days, but for now...
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Denmark photos!
Lots of photos from my trip to Denmark are now posted! Highlights include Koldinghus: Tivoli at Jul, with København city hall in the background: Smørrebrød in Amagerbro:
View ArticleNew project: Killing potholes with user input, local government support
Project link: DesMoinesRegister.com/potholes HTML/Javascript/Facebook Connect Development: Michael Corey Database backend/Local government admin: James E. Wilkerson UPDATE: Mobile, location-aware...
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Frustrated with all things BlackBerry
This week I’m getting to sink my teeth into one of my big priorities for the year: building mobile websites. Yes, websites and not apps. I’d love to be building phone apps as well, but for now in the...
View ArticleGoogle Maps API hands-on training, part 1
.level1 { list-style-type : decimal ; margin-left : 10px ; } .level2 { list-style-type : upper-alpha ; margin-left : 10px ; } Go to part two of the training Presumed knowledge: HTML Moderate Javascript...
View ArticleLocation-aware potholes map lives!
We launched a beta today of our mobile potholes map, which features extensive use of geolocation using the user’s Web browser. This has been on my and James Wilkerson’s plate for a long time, and it...
View ArticleGoogle Maps API hands-on training, part 2
.level1 { list-style-type : decimal ; margin-left : 10px ; } .level2 { list-style-type : upper-alpha ; margin-left : 10px ; } Go back to part one of the training. Assumed knowledge: HTML Moderate to...
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Tutorial: Create beautiful hillshade maps from digital elevation models with...
Mapnik is your best friend if you want to create map tiles for a slippy map or just want an open-source way to output high-quality printed maps for a wide variety of uses. Though for your first project...
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Tutorial part 2: Create beautiful hillshade maps from digital elevation...
In part 1 of our GDAL and Mapnik hillshade map tutorial, we used GDAL to convert tiled USGS digital elevation models to a merged GeoTIFF. When also reprojected the map to Mercator and used a California...
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