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Blog to Watch: Under Dark
If you’re interested in Open Source GIS and especially QGIS, I highly suggest you give the blog “ Under Dark” a read - the author seems to be very clued in the latest developments, and the blog is very active.
Apr 21, 2011
1 min read
Getting Started with Open-Source GIS: Primer
I was talking to some friends at school tonight, and I realized what a barrier it can be to actually get some of the open-source geospatial tools I’ve talked about on this blog going.
Apr 19, 2011
5 min read
Getting Started with Open Source GIS
Basemaps in QGIS
**Update 2012-02-02 17:57 -0800:I just wrote a post about another way to do this. I really like QGIS. It’s a powerful GIS that runs on Linux (among other operating systems) and doesn’t require incredible amounts of CPU.
Apr 6, 2011
2 min read
Plug: Google Fusion Tables
Google Fusion Tables is a fairly new service many may not have heard of: it lets you manage large tabular datasets in the cloud, using Google’s infrastructure. You can then visualize that data in a variety of ways, including a Google Map.
Apr 2, 2011
1 min read
Agencies Providing Real-Time Data
Note 2012-06-15: this page is now quite outdated. As a part of the Transit Appliance Project, I’ve been evaluating what transit agencies have real-time data; here’s a (non-exhaustive) list, focused primarily on U.
Apr 2, 2011
2 min read
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