#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
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An Innovative Web Platform To Combat Global Poverty
Started by Michael Wenger Nov 2.
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#Geomob November
November 19, 2009 from 6pm to 9pm – University College London
After what seems like a very long break from usual #geomob meetups, we are back on November 19th. Kindly sponsored by Skyhook Wireless and University College London. Presentations The Mapstractio...
Organized by Christopher Osborne | Type: meetup
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An Innovative Web Platform To Combat Global Poverty
Posted by Michael Wenger on November 2, 2009 at 9:39pm
GIS Research UK (GISRUK) - Call for Papers
2010 are pleased to open the call for papers.
The GISRUK conference series is the UK’s national GIS research
conference, established in 1993. GISRUK conferences are primarily aimed
at the academic community though we welcome research papers from outside
academia. The conferences attract delegates from all parts of the UK,
together with the European Union and North America, and from disciplines
including Geography, Computer S… Continue
Posted by Christopher Osborne on July 7, 2009 at 4:10pm
Call for Papers - 2nd Workshop on Mobile Gaming, 29.09.2009 in Lübeck, Germany
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-ga… Continue
Posted by Leif Oppermann on April 29, 2009 at 10:35am
Mother Event in the Valley - 17th March Meetup
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 March 9, 2009 at 11:36pm
Photographs from January #geomob
Posted by Roman Kirillov on January 29, 2009 at 10:11pm
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Hyperlocal Mapping?
I was alerted to a new tool that allows easy comparison of OpenStreetMap and other web maps with a nice little slider bar. See for yourselves here. Most importantly it lets me see how with just one dedicated local mapper, me, OSM can maintain higher quality mapping than its commercial rivals. It also makes me wonder [...]Crowdsourcing the Shape of Neighbourhoods – Tom Taylor
This September, I had the pleasure of chairing the inaugral geoweb stream at the AGI GeoCommunity 09 Conference. Over the next few months I will be releasing videos of the best talks here for all to see. First up, is the talented Tom Taylor, who amongst other things is working on Newspaper Club – a [...]Cracking the Postcode
Postcodes have become the new bugbear of the UK opendata campaigners, its something everything knows and uses as their default spatial reference to home or work. As such, its the reference that is essential to make many location enabled websites work, we almost unconciously look to enter our postcode in a little searchbox when we [...]Memories of Where2.0 2009
While writing and submitting my proposal for this year’s Where2.0 conference, I was struck with nostalgia and decided to root out my favourite talk from 2009. The unassuming Brandon Martin-Anderson came onstage and demoed some incredible visualisations he had produced with Graphserver – ‘Maps in Four Dimensions’, quite astonishing. Just wait for the bit when [...]Growing The London Underground Visualisation
A lovely video post from the Digital Urban team, worth it just for the soundtrack alone: Second Movie of the ‘Growing’ London Underground Network from digitalurban on Vimeo. Glad to see that not only does the Alma mater have a talented team at CASA, but good musical taste to boot.© 2009 Created by Christopher Osborne on Ning. Create Your Own Social Network
