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Tuesday, August 1, 2017

2017 Esri User Conference and The Cost(s) of Geospatial Open Data

I had the amazing opportunity recently to attend the , California. The Esri ‘UC’ as it’s known is an annual event that showcases what’s new and hot in the Esri GIS world, and provides a chance for over 16,000 GIS and map nerds to get together, learn from each other, and generally celebrate everything geospatial.

Monday, January 24, 2011

Empowering communities to manage their water supply

As part of the project ““, two teams of McGill School of the Environment students spent the fall term 2010 working with a community-based watershed monitoring agency CDRN (Corporation de développement de la rivière Noire) to explore the potential for the Geoweb to serve as a conduit for citizen participation in watershed management. These student groups developed two tools, conducted a series of workshops with community members, and produced reports and instructional materials.

Saturday, January 8, 2011

Make your own user-contributed map with crowdmap.com

One of the most exciting Geoweb developments of 2010 has to be , a fully packaged, hosted, user-contributed mapping solution produced by the non-profit tech company . You may have heard of Ushahidi, the developers of collaborative map-making technology first used to gather reports of violence from cell phone users during the 2007 Kenyan election. This technology has since been used in many other crisis mapping situations, from the earthquake in Haiti, to the recent New York snowstorm.