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Landsat 7 ETM+ 14.25 meter, converted to pseudo natural-color using the Geocover to Naturaltone plug-in. Image courtesy of USGS GloVis.
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  • Sat, 1 Dec 2007 at 12:06 am · Mike Childs either planted an Easter Egg in Google fashion, or he’s the new Santa and I just got my early Christmas present — as I just noticed the new robust Google Maps tile exporter in Global Mapper 9.01. Best Christmas present — ever. (Except for that year when my parents got me that drum kit when I was little. But it’s darn close!) · (0)
  • Thu, 29 Nov 2007 at 12:07 am · Speaking of video, take a look at what Leo’s testing out over on his blog, Life of Leo — it’s a service called Viddler. But the really interesting thing here, is that users can add captions to the timeline of the video — and for various reasons, which Leo briefly touches on as he charmingly wings it through this initial test from his hotel room after a day on the set. I’m intrigued by this caption idea and its potential — very slick. · (0)
  • Wed, 28 Nov 2007 at 11:24 pm · I sometimes flip through the menu in YouTube videos to view relative items of interest. This video, I saw after viewing the My Location demo — which hits close to home for me, as I’ve been an advocate in many discussions pertaining to crowd-source potentials for improving or enhancing existing data. (I tend to take a great deal of flack in that discussion as well, though I understand why the antithesis perspective exists.) · (0)
  • Mon, 19 Nov 2007 at 10:43 pm · Mark Lucas informs us that OSSIM Planet 1.7.0 is released, with upgrades that significantly improve upon functionality, support, and performance. · (0)
  • Mon, 12 Nov 2007 at 12:03 am · The knee-jerk theories presented to our society are interesting. But how do you really bring the criminal and malicious out of the shadows in this modern age? First, you enforce illegal immigration, with full accountability on the part of those who even hire illegal immigrants. You don’t issue them legal credentials so that they can then blend back into society and become even more unnoticable. No one is truly anonymous over the network. Enhancing the real-world presence dynamic over the network would actually force the criminal and malicious element into a context that can be more easily enforced. There’s really no need to take away civil liberties for citizens, when the approach and the answers to solving the problems are really quite obvious. And the root answer under this entire premiss is simple — enforcement. · (0)
  • Sun, 11 Nov 2007 at 5:36 am · ShareThis 2.0 is released — with more methods and tools for sharing, tools for tracking and analytics, and an upgraded plugin for WordPress. · (0)
  • Thu, 8 Nov 2007 at 5:32 pm · For some strange reason, I’m suddenly finding myself in the mood to do another round of accessibility testing on this site, now that I’ve tweaked things here and there. I thought I’d start that out using Vischeck’s free online vision test, since this has been a topic I’ve dedicated considerable time to for many years. Here’s a Deuteranope simulation, Protanope simulation, and a Tritanope simulation. Of course, I would have a great deal of work to do to this site to make it pass a 508 Bobby scan. The template itself is extremely inaccessible in that regard — though the on board readers seem to do relatively well, considering. There’s always room for improvement. · (0)