#Geomob - London Geo/Mobile Developers Meetup Group

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For anyone working in web development with an interest in Geo/Mobile/Social applications. Twitter the organiser @osbornec

Members

  • Lucian Piros
  • Harry Wood
  • Jeff Tupholme
  • Rollo Home
  • MattT
  • James Uther
  • David Turner
  • Kalam
  • Gary Gale
  • Roman Kirillov
  • Walter Andrag
  • Peter Lancaster
  • Nick Black
  • Makoto
  • Alex Boden
  • lauradesign

Forum

Christopher Osborne

Agenda for the first meetup 2 Replies

Started by Christopher Osborne. Last reply by Leif Oppermann 27 Nov 2008.

Christopher Osborne

Google Maps Mania

Started by Christopher Osborne 19 Nov 2008

 

Events

September 23

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Blog Posts

Leif Oppermann

Call for Papers - 2nd Workshop on Mobile Gaming, 29.09.2009 in Lübeck, Germany

Dear all,

I am co-organising a workshop on mobile (geo) gaming in Northern Germany and thought you might potentially be interested, as publications in English language are permitted. Also, Lübeck is a really beautiful city by the sea which is served directly from London Stansted by Ryanair - so going there wouldn't explode your budget.

Please find details of this call and a PDF for printing at http://sam.iai.uni-bonn.de/mobile-gaContinue

Posted by Leif Oppermann on 29 April 2009 at 10:35am

Christopher Osborne

Mother Event in the Valley - 17th March Meetup

Quick shout out to let you know that our Mother event, WebMapSocial, has a meetup on the 17th.

If you're a regular in the Valley (unlike myself) you really should go along.

More details here - http://www.meetup.com/webmapsocial/calendar/9765626/

Posted by Christopher Osborne on 9 March 2009 at 11:36pm

Roman Kirillov

Photographs from January #geomob

Hi guys - I've added some photographs from today's #geomob to the "Photos" section - feel free to use them wherever you like (just as a courtesy informing me about it :) ). If you need slightly-higher-res photos - please visit my Flickr for them!

Posted by Roman Kirillov on 29 January 2009 at 10:11pm

Latest Activity

Charles Weir, Johan Dindaine, Aileen Heal and 12 more joined #Geomob - London Geo/Mobile Developers Meetup Groupon Wednesday
Olga, Grant Slater, Ben Gimpert and 11 other members are attending Christopher Osborne's eventon Tuesday
#Geomob June at British Computer Society
June 30, 2009 from 6pm to 10pm
After the incredily successful Minibar/Geomob meetup last time (300+ people) we are going for a cosier meetup with just 70 seats. As usual, we have three short presentations, plenty of social time and its all free. Date: 30th June Content: Ubiq...
Rajesh Kumar added a blog postJune 27
Rajasthan is a globally famous tourism destination of India. It is the largest state of India and its capital is Jaipur – popularly described as the Pink City of India. Rajasthan, the land of kings, is endowed with lots of catchy attractions which...
 
 

Blog

Google Street View Japan – だめ!

Whilst hoboing around California, I happened to be in a certain top-secret location. The Japanese have not been so keen on the whole Google Street View phenomenon. Apparently, the cameras are too high for Japanese buildings/streets, and are peering into people’s gardens etc. So the ingenius answer is? Yes, a lower camera -

#Geomob at the AGI – Call for Geoweb Papers

  The AGI conference is the biggest independent Geographic Information conference in the UK.  This year #Geomob has been brought on board to organise the Geoweb stream. In 2008, the 2 day residential conference based in Stratford upon Avon attracted over 600 delegates who participated in more than 50 workshops, presentations and debates. I have been working [...]

DD Day for Ordnance Survey – April 22nd 2009

Budget Day = Derived Data Day   Tomorrow, or April 22nd is budget day in the UK. With the economy well and truly on the rocks, this year’s budget looks ominous. But forget the small-fry stuff like housing, health care and education, what about geodata? The Trading Fund Review is also scheduled for release tomorrow, and will effectively decide [...]

State of the Map 2009 – OpenStreetMap Gets Down to Business

State of the Map 2009, the OpenStreetMap conference, is taking place in Amsterdam on July 10-12.  If you’re at all interested in open geodata, it is an unmissable event, and this year marks something special.  Its the year OpenStreetMap gets serious as a commercial ecosystem. OpenStreetMap is no longer a quirky, little open-data project. Its massive. [...]

Google’s Top Secret Plan for Monetising Latitude

  Wait a sec, none of my friends are here?   Google Latitude has been out for a few weeks and now the furore seems to have died down, its time to take a less sensationalist look at it. Google is Not a Social Network and Latitude is not a Finished Product To me it looks like they’ve been waiting for [...]
 

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