Although not everyone, a few of us must definitely have dreamed of becoming an astronaut or are still fascinated by the facts of outer space. Fascination could have very well led to curiosity and in that process, anything associated with space reminds us of NASA.
So, if you are one of those space buffs looking for [...]
Archive for March, 2009
GeoRSS is essentially a standard that enables RSS feeds to have location information encoded into them. Examples included news feeds, travel blogs and the well known real time earthquake feeds from USGS. Location information is of point type in most cases but can also include line, polygon and feature descriptions.Geoweb Guru has a concise technical [...]
For the Linux newbie from a noob
Scenario: You have quite a large number of zip files in a folder with other files and would like to avoid manual labor of extracting one file at a time.
The below graphic is the result of extracting an e-book downloaded from the web in compressed format.
Solution: A simple shell [...]
This is no new news (definitely not for users of ESRI products), but for all those who may have missed the buzz around the latest version of ArcGIS Explorer which is soon to be released during the ESRI Developer Summit ‘09, here’s a quick preview of the upcoming 900 version.
