As a follow-up concerning Internet Explorer display issues that were previously noted — I back-tracked today to find that those issues appear to have been resolved. No more funky bubbles.
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Entries from 'September 2007'
Google Maps Kinks Worked Out
September 30th, 2007 · No Comments
Categories: Web · Web Mapping
Tags: embedding maps, google, Google Maps, maps
- Thu, 27 Sep 2007 at 12:08 pm · At Polar Inertia — photography by David Maisel, titled Oblivion. Inverted black & white photography — giving a stunning, haunting view of Los Angeles, California — especially in the oblique. · (0)
Crytek CryEngine 2 Demonstration
September 22nd, 2007 · No Comments
YouTube videos, showcasing CryEngine 2’s intuative real-time editing toolset — as demonstrated at GDC 2007. (Take note of those Voxel and Road tools, among others.)
Categories: Demonstrations · External News · Software
Tags: 3d editing, 3d engine, 3d environment, 3d production, 3d technology
Messing Around With Overlays
September 21st, 2007 · No Comments
Just messing around with overlay comparisons in Google Earth due to performance issues. I also ended-up comparing the noticable difference between custom processed imagery and imagery provided to Google, since I’m in there.
Categories: Demonstrations · Personal
Tags: application performance, image comparison, overlay production, overlays, terrain, vis sim, visual simulation
Festival of Maps Chicago
September 19th, 2007 · No Comments
I finally took some time to sit down and watch a local news show that I enjoy on WTTW 11, Chicago Tonight. Unfortunately, the discussion was centered around the current political leveraging between the 42nd Ward and a proposed Grant Park project by the Children’s Museum — but nonetheless, with the banner and logo in […]
Categories: Events · External News
Tags: event, festival, local event, mapping, mapping history
ESRI ArcWeb Flex API, Adobe Max 2007
September 16th, 2007 · No Comments
I won’t be attending Max 2007, because registration’s pricey. But, this is something that I suppose I predicted a while back that I think will create an interesting stir at Max this year.:
ESRI to Demonstrate Flex 2 Mapping APIs at Adobe MAX 2007 North America
Categories: Events · External News
Tags: adobe, api, esri, Events, flash, flash mapping, flex
Introducing Global Mapper Forum
September 12th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Global Mapper Forum was established as a valuable resource for anyone working with Global Mapper, or is interested in working in Global Mapper. The video tutorials make it extremely easy to gain insight into the ease of use the interface provides, as well as provides easy to learn steps.
Categories: Resources · Web
Tags: Global Mapper, global mapper forum, Resources, Tutorials, video tutorials
Working Out The Kinks, Google Maps
September 8th, 2007 · No Comments
Google Maps has been actively shaping things up with a handful of issues raised, since ‘embeddable’ Maps were provided. One issue that I noticed yesterday, will hopefully be addressed soon as well. I’ve sent this in to the Google Maps Help Group, so hopefully an employee notices and forwards it on.
Categories: Web · Web Mapping
Tags: bugs, noted issues, Web, Web Mapping
Google Embeddable Maps Issue, Part 2
September 5th, 2007 · 1 Comment
This morning, I went through and ran a mark-up validation check with the W3C services to make sure that my site was rendering properly. I generally do this at least once per month to ensure there isn’t anything I’m missing. I’m a major compliance freak when it comes to mark-up!
I fixed the video embedding errors […]
Categories: Web · Web Mapping
Tags: bugs, compliance, noted issues, Web, Web Mapping
False to Natural Conversions, Remote Sensing Tools
September 4th, 2007 · 4 Comments
Two of the core value-added plug-ins that come with Remote Sensing Tools, allow for the ability to convert false-color composite imagery into pseudo natural-color imagery. Whether it’s Landsat imagery composited using the 7,4,2 bands as RGB, or CIR imagery, Quickbird 4,3,2 or Aster 3n,2,1 band composited imagery — the algorithms in these plug-ins will allow […]
Categories: Tutorials
Tags: image enhancement, Image Processing, natural color, Photoshop, plugins, Production, pseudo natural-color conversions, remote sensing