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Frapper.. another sweet Google Mashup for Social Networking
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Today I stumbled onto another sweet Google mashup... Frapper
(http://www.risingconcepts.com/frapper/) What a cool mashup! The idea is
a friends + mapper site that results in a frapper group. This concept
takes social networking to a new level, enabling users to create a new
group (aka. frapper) allow people to join and then they can shout out!
Check it out, it's very cool. I've created the GISuser frapper.. feel
free to sign up and shout out. See
http://www.risingconcepts.com/frapper/gisuser
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See Rocketboom on MAKE's virtual land...
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HOW TO - video to iPod bonanza!
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PlaceOpedia Google mashup of the wiki
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A new service called Placeopedia maps geographic locations in Wikipedia articles onto Google Maps. It's a great feature that bolsters both services and can be accessed here - www.placeopedia.com/ The map service shows the most recent 15 wiki articles listed. More details can be see at searchenginewatch.com/searchday/article.php/3555891 - posted by GISuser.com
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Subscribe to free, del.icio.us video in iTunes
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Homepages real estate site integrates mapping
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HomePagesT, the first national home buying and selling service to combine aerial maps, in-depth neighborhood information, and nationwide home listings in one integrated Web site, launched today at www.homepages.com. Free to consumers, HomePages puts aerial mapping technology to practical use by combining aerial views of neighborhoods, homes for sale, and recently sold homes with millions of data points on local communities. See www.homepages.com - this is an awesome commercial app using a dynamic map interface!
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Today's latest GISuser Geospatial & GIS news updates
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Image: The NIEHS GIS portal assembles data about contaminents, oil & gas
refineries, and other relevant data themes - see today's GISuser
spotlight feature or jump directly to
http://www-apps.niehs.nih.gov/katrina/
Wind Lake Solutions
Corporation, Maker of World's Fastest Color 3D Printers
Communications System Deployed on Florida's Gulf Coast
for Mobile Solution
International, W.I.R.E. Services / Manitoba Hydro Sign 5 year LiDAR
Services Contract
developments in GIS solutions; ESRI (UK) Tech Update events series
Uses a Lot Level Map to Access Property Information in New York City
Availability of Oracle(R) TimesTen In-Memory Database 6.0
Generation of its Japan Earthquake Catastrophe Model
Inc. Wins Top Award in World Challenge
manage Moroccan harbours
Required by the U.S. Geological Survey
Selects Geographic Technologies Group (GTG) for GIS Data Development
GeoInvent
Million Contract to Capture and Standardize 2010 Census Data
GIS & Environmental Hazard Assessment from Hurricane Katrina - To
visualize relationships, model the movement of contaminants, and
identify sources of human exposure, the NIEHS is developing an
interactive Geographic Information System (GIS). This GIS assembles maps
for Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi based on geographic, demographic,
hydrographic, infrastructure and industrial/agricultural data from
publicly accessible sources. See
http://www.gisuser.com/content/view/7089/28/
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satosphere posted a photo:
The glenwood canyon, as seen through the famed California Zephy. One of the prime examples of the ruggedness that cannot be experienced in any other mode of transportation.
The route from glenwood springs, eastward, snakes through the mountains along the glenwood canyon, formed by the colorado river. Both I-70 and the transcontinental railroad share this narrow canyon as it winds its way through the dry mountains. The railroad here literally hugs to the cliff side for most of the way through sharp turns and occasional tunnels.
Just to sample this breathtaking journey, just fire up Google Earth, turn terrain on and open this file. Play the direction to experience perhaps a part of what you actually get going in a train.
Here is a prime example of how the canyon looks: brown river, the interstate on the opposite side shelved between the river and the steep cliffs, the dry mountains topped by a breathtaking mid-day sky.
Glenwood Springs, CO
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wiccked posted a photo:
The fire was in the land bordered in red. I only went to the side along the bottom so I'm not sure how far it extended "around the corner". There is a scout hut at the end of the wedge where some of the firemen were hanging around, and it did't seem to have gone into the bush to the right. There's a small creek (probably dry) there, that may have just formed enough of a break.
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Catt Family posted a photo:
As well as Flickr, notes and other stuff added directly by the user, geobloggers also trawls the API of del.icio.us and upcoming. Quietly adding that information to it's database. And because it's in the geobloggers database at can be viewed via the geobloggers main site, or queried via the API and feeds.
The locations are geocoded from just the zipcode. So you can use geobloggers to find events near you or in a specific area, just not the exact location.
Here's the Google Earth network link that'll find newest Upcoming Events...
Google Earth Upcoming
(Nearest coming soon)
Geocoding from street number, name and zipcode is too API intensive at the moment, i.e. I'd have to depend on another service from another website and geobloggers is already a web of service consumption, aggregating and feeds.
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