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Jun 9, 2004
 Location Location Location open in a mini window (? links)
It’s all about maps: maps on the net, maps in your pocket, maps on your floors, maps in space, maps of space. Maps. Yes, Maps.
 
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Dec 16, 2005
 Avenza Systems Inc. [] open in a new window (168 clicks; 0 comments)
Creators of MAPublisher, Geographic Imager for Photoshop, MAPdataUSA, MAPdataWorld, and MajorCitiesUSA software and royalty free data products.
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Apr 3, 2004
 2003 City of Davis Aerial Photo [] open in a new window (203 clicks; 0 comments)
A nice flash based presentation of aerial photos of the City of Davis.
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Nov 13, 2004
 21st Century Neighborhoods [] open in a new window (56 clicks; 0 comments)
“An online map of local communities as seen through college students' eyes.”
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Oct 30, 2004
 34 North 118 West [] open in a new window (41 clicks; 0 comments)
"34 North 118 West is a location-aware project which utilizes mobile technology and our custom software to deliver a unique media experience."
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Dec 13, 2004
 A Digital Library for Geographically Referenced Materials [] open in a new window (40 clicks; 0 comments)
A paper describing the Alexandria Project’s knowledge of georgraphically references materials, and tools used therein. (by Terence R. Smith)
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Dec 11, 2004
 A New Way of Walking (Promo) Joseph Hart [] open in a new window (27 clicks; 0 comments)
An Utne article on Psy.Geo.Conflux and psychogeography.
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Jun 13, 2004
 A SuperMap [] open in a new window (61 clicks; 0 comments)
From the Information Sciences Institute, a map app fusing several geo-info sources.
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Sep 15, 2004
 A2B Location-Based Search Engine [] open in a new window (31 clicks; 0 comments)
A database of geo annotated web sites with a search engine and a handheld application for both annotating and searching.
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Oct 31, 2004
 AkuAku: [] open in a new window (29 clicks; 0 comments)
j2me bluetooth gps mo-pho-weblogging
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Oct 8, 2005
 American diaspora [] open in a new window (27 clicks; 1 comments)
A map of the diaspora created by Hurricane Katrina.
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May 19, 2005
 An Atlas of Cyberspaces [] open in a new window (15 clicks; 0 comments)
A set of maps of cyberspaces, including both geographic and otherwise.
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Jun 9, 2004
 An RDF vocabulary for WGS84 geo positioning [] open in a new window (16 clicks; 0 comments)
Another take on RDF vocabulary for spatial lat/lon/alt but this time it’s dead simple.
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May 19, 2004
 Ancient Map Web List [] open in a new window (38 clicks; 0 comments)
Index of cartographic images illustrating maps from the ancient period: 6,200B.C. to 400A.D.
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Jun 9, 2004
 angermann2 [] open in a new window (17 clicks; 0 comments)
From Thomas, it’s a little like a blog, a little like a rant, a lot like big text, and not at all boring. Oh, and maps.
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Apr 2, 2005
 Anquet Maps [] open in a new window (15 clicks; 0 comments)
Makers of comprehensive map software aimed at non-GIS locaphiles.
Their software provides browsable and printable 3D or 2D maps over most of the UK, with GPS waypoint import, and both aerial and topo layers.
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Jul 9, 2004
 anti-mega: towards a london data garden [] open in a new window (10 clicks; 0 comments)
collaborative mapping, with chunks and social approach
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Sep 1, 2004
 ArcWeb Online [] open in a new window (24 clicks; 0 comments)
A very nice web service for generating maps and various other services.
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Sep 25, 2004
 Article about FOI request for GIS data [] open in a new window (10 clicks; 0 comments)
Should the tax money produced GIS data be FOI fodder?
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Jan 18, 2007
 Atlas [] open in a new window (9 clicks; 0 comments)
A hosted toolkit for adding user edited maps to your web site.
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Dec 12, 2005
 Australian Fire Map [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
A live map of fires in Victoria.
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Oct 26, 2004
 Australian Songlines [] open in a new window (8 clicks; 0 comments)
An article about songlines, the song histories/maps maintained over time by Australian Aborigines.
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Jun 15, 2006
 Autotopography [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
A paper from Deirdre E. Heddon on “Graffiti, Landscapes & Selves”
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Aug 19, 2004
 Aviation Formulary V1.42 [] open in a new window (50 clicks; 0 comments)
Includes handy calculations for the great circle.
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Nov 29, 2004
 aware [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
Another spatio-temporal [mo]blog
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Oct 12, 2005
 Backfence.com [] open in a new window (1 clicks; 0 comments)
Local community news, information, events and advertising
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Mar 31, 2005
 Backseat Playground [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
A new ubiquitous gaming project (set in the back seats of cars, no less) from the Interactive Institute, Stockholm.
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Dec 12, 2005
 Baka Trak-IT [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
“Baka Trakit provides a Wireless Fleet Tracking, Communication, and Management solution, that connects your office network, with your "on-the-road” fleet information, and your “in-the-field” professionals."
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Mar 31, 2005
 barry brown [] open in a new window (14 clicks; 0 comments)
At Glasgow University, Barry has been researching ’hedonic computing.’
He also worked out an interesting take on electronic maps.
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Jul 6, 2005
 BART Widget [] open in a new window (19 clicks; 0 comments)
Best damn Dashboard widget I’ve seen yet, hands down. This widget lets shows you the where-for and how-to of BARTing it around the bay.
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May 25, 2006
 Basel Virtual City Tour [] open in a new window (8 clicks; 0 comments)
A photomap of the city of Basel with an original navigation style.
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Jul 17, 2006
 Battleship:GoogleEarth [] open in a new window (9 clicks; 0 comments)
Someone places a battleship on a google map and others try to sink it by going to the actual place with a GPS phone and calling to say “drop” .
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Oct 5, 2004
 BBC Civilisations [] open in a new window (27 clicks; 0 comments)
How does the BBC get it so right?!?
This interactive map is an intriguing way to explore history through a many dimensional map and timeline of the world.
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May 17, 2004
 Berkeley Earth Sciences & Map Library [] open in a new window (9 clicks; 0 comments)
A resource for Berkeley’s earth science and mapping communities.
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Jun 5, 2005
 Bicycle Map Builder White Paper [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
A proposal for an online bike mapping service.
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May 20, 2004
 Bike Route [] open in a new window (32 clicks; 0 comments)
Gordon Hamachi has gone where others have feared to tread, with Bike Route, a free bicycle route planning program for OS X.
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Jun 7, 2004
 Bio Mapping [] open in a new window (12 clicks; 0 comments)
Creating a sort of emotional map of where people have had different galvanic skin response levels. There are bigger ideas, but you can extrapolate…
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Oct 26, 2004
 Blast Theory [] open in a new window (10 clicks; 0 comments)
“Blast Theory is renowned internationally as one of the most adventurous artists' groups using interactive media. Lead by Matt Adams, Ju Row Farr and Nick Tandavanitj the group has a team of six and is based in London.”
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Apr 2, 2005
 Bluesky [] open in a new window (11 clicks; 0 comments)
A UK based aerial photography reseller, with a large set of 10CM/pixel UK city photos and a 25CM/pixel national set.
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Jun 29, 2005
 Bones in Motion [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
Fitness monitor based on location sensing technologies.
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Nov 14, 2004
 British Library Map Collections [] open in a new window (10 clicks; 0 comments)
“The focal point of the Map Collections is the Map Library which provides access to maps, atlases and globes of all parts of the world dating back to the 15th century. It also acts as a Library-wide advisory service for cartographic materials dating back to the early medieval period.”
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Apr 8, 2006
 Cabspotting [] open in a new window (12 clicks; 0 comments)
“Cabspotting traces San Francisco’s taxi cabs as they travel throughout the Bay Area. The patterns traced by each cab create a living and always-changing map of city life.”
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Aug 27, 2004
 carto:net scalable vector graphics [] open in a new window (20 clicks; 0 comments)
An interesting paper on SVG and web maps.
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Nov 30, 2005
 Cartogram Central [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
A mess of cartograms from the NCGIA.
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Dec 24, 2007
 Cartogram of the World, Scaled by Oil [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
A visual representation of why the US is very careful when dealing with Saudi Arabia.
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Mar 31, 2005
 Cartographica [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
“Cartographica is dedicated to publishing articles on all aspects of cartographic and geovisualization research while maintaining its tradition of publishing material on cartographic thought, the history of cartography, and cartography and society.”
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Jan 22, 2005
 CARTOME [] open in a new window (12 clicks; 0 comments)
“Cartome, a companion site to Cryptome, is an archive of news and spatial / geographic documents on privacy, cryptography, dual-use technologies, national security and intelligence — communicated by imagery systems: cartography, photography, photogrammetry, steganography, camouflage, maps, images, drawings, charts, diagrams, IMINT and their reverse-panopticon and counter-deception potential.”
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Jun 9, 2004
 Cellspotting [] open in a new window (25 clicks; 0 comments)
Download the Cellspotting Client into your cellphone, (currently Nokia Series60, see Software section). Run the Cellspotting client, select the “Go Cellspotting” menu choice and it will connect to and query the CellSpotting Database. Hopefully the cell is already known and you can get some useful information back. The connection can be dial up or prefferably gprs. If you stumble across an unknown cell you become a cell “Discoverer” and can help give additional information about the location!. This way you can help other CellSpotting users when they come to your home town!
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Sep 14, 2004
 CIA - The World Factbook — Reference Maps [] open in a new window (14 clicks; 0 comments)
Maps provided with the CIA World Factbook
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Jan 2, 2005
 Citizen Mapmakers & Data Artists [] open in a new window (19 clicks; 0 comments)
Citizen Mapmakers & Data Artists is committed to popularizing do-it-yourself SVG mapmaking and data visualization among Internet users generally and non-profits in particular.
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Nov 30, 2005
 City of News [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
’As “spacemakers” [Walser, 1990], we have therefore undertaken the task to “escape flatland” [Tufte, 1990], to design an information browser that organizes information as it fetches it, in real-time, in a virtual three-dimensional space which anchors our perceptual flow of data to a cognitive map of a (virtual) place. This place is a city.’
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Aug 21, 2004
 Cityguide3D [] open in a new window (31 clicks; 0 comments)
Fontus provides very cool 3D maps of cities including London and Helsinki.
Be sure to check out the Cityguide3D link and fly through one of their maps. Neat!
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Mar 16, 2005
 CivicMaps | maps for the people [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
A place to talk about open source mapping technology and how it can be used to help visualize local social, political and environmental issues.
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Jun 30, 2005
 ColorBrewer [] open in a new window (11 clicks; 0 comments)
Selecting Good Color Schemes for Maps
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Nov 14, 2004
 Columbia Gazetteer of the World [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
“A database of names, descriptions, and characteristics of over 165,000 places in the world. Users can search all the information?not just place-names?and segment it.”
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Jun 8, 2004
 Community Mapbuilder [] open in a new window (25 clicks; 0 comments)
Community Mapbuilder offers a range of resources to help organizations get started with standards-based online mapping. The main initial focus is creating an open source framework to allow communities to jointly build geographic databases and share them over the web.
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Mar 31, 2005
 Creating 3D Virtual Landscapes [] open in a new window (13 clicks; 0 comments)
HD Mothersole shows us how to create elevation maps using OS Maps and Excel.
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Jun 10, 2004
 Cyburbia [] open in a new window (8 clicks; 0 comments)
An urban planning portal.
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Jun 9, 2004
 David Rumsey Historical Map Collection [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
The David Rumsey Historical Map Collection has over 10,000 maps online. The collection focuses on rare 18th and 19th century North and South America maps and other cartographic materials. Historic maps of the World, Europe, Asia and Africa are also represented. Collection categories include antique atlas, globe, school geography, maritime chart, state, county, city, pocket, wall, childrens and manuscript maps. The collection can be used to study history, genealogy and family history.
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May 23, 2004
 deegree [] open in a new window (12 clicks; 0 comments)
deegree offers the substantial building (pure java) blocks for the building of a Spatial Data Infrastructure by implementing the standards of the Open GIS Consortium (OGC) and ISO/TC 211. As the whole architecture of deegree is based on OGC specifications and concepts, there are no problems to integrate standardized products of other vendors (e.g. ArcIMS by ESRI).
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Aug 31, 2004
 Degree Confluence Project Composite World Map [] open in a new window (23 clicks; 0 comments)
A very cool map which tiles pictures from the Degree Confluence Project onto a world map.
Very nice.
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Dec 1, 2004
 Demis [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
Makers of the Demis Web Map server products.
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Aug 23, 2004
 Demis Products: Web Map Server [] open in a new window (13 clicks; 0 comments)
Makers of a fine map WMS map server (and renderer).
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Aug 22, 2004
 DGPS over the Internet [] open in a new window (35 clicks; 0 comments)
DGPS has a higher accuracy, and this is a server to let you use your regular GPS with the correction data from a DGPS unit.
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Jun 8, 2004
 Digital Earth [] open in a new window (13 clicks; 0 comments)
Another collaborative geotech weblog
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Sep 21, 2004
 Digital Earth: TerraVision [] open in a new window (26 clicks; 0 comments)
TerraVisionTM is an Open Source distributed, interactive terrain visualization system developed by SRI International. It allows users to navigate, in real time, through a 3-D graphical representation of a real landscape created from elevation data and aerial images of that landscape.
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Aug 23, 2004
 Discworld MUD Maps [] open in a new window (106 clicks; 0 comments)
More MUDmaps that you would think ever existed.
Never underestimate the work of fan(atic)s.
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Feb 3, 2006
 DNF [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
The Digital National Framework for Great Britain.
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May 22, 2004
 Dynamic Diagrams [] open in a new window (9 clicks; 0 comments)
Dynamic Diagrams was founded in 1990 by pioneers in the field of information architecture and design. Today, our mission has not changed. We help people understand information. Demanding clients around the world trust their thorniest information analysis, design, and communication challenges to Dynamic Diagrams.
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Apr 3, 2004
 Easter Island Photo Map [] open in a new window (25 clicks; 0 comments)
A neat photo map of Easter Island rock art.
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Apr 18, 2005
 Electronic Cities [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
A hodge podge of locative ideas wrapped in a rather slow but mildly cute/sad animated UI.
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Sep 18, 2004
 Engadget: DIY Black Box photo tagging [] open in a new window (17 clicks; 0 comments)
Tagging photos with GPS coordinates
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Dec 7, 2004
 EOGEO [] open in a new window (1 clicks; 0 comments)
EOGEO exists to deliver sustainable Earth Observation and Geospatial Information and Communication Technologies (EOGEO ICTs) that are vital to the operation of Civil Society Organizations and to the well being of individual citizens.
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Oct 8, 2005
 ePodunk [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
Profiling 46,000 cities, villages, towns, townships and podunks across America.
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Apr 14, 2005
 Experiments with TIGER/line census data and RDF [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
This experiment takes TIGER/Line data, converts it to RDF and asks the question: “What interesting transformations can happen with this data?”
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Sep 5, 2004
 Eyeball Series [] open in a new window (12 clicks; 0 comments)
Papers on geo security
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Jan 1, 2005
 FlashMapServer [] open in a new window (23 clicks; 0 comments)
A slick (if minimal) Flash based server browser.
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Mar 12, 2005
 flatplanet maps [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
A variety of map images used in flatpanel, a map browser.
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Apr 29, 2005
 FoundCity [] open in a new window (11 clicks; 0 comments)
FoundCity is a collective mapping tool. It allows everyone in a city to map the interesting things they discover throughout the day to a dynamic online map,
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Nov 10, 2005
 Frappr! [] open in a new window (21 clicks; 0 comments)
Create a map for your group and share photos. On a map. Like a photo map!
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May 23, 2004
 FreeGIS [] open in a new window (23 clicks; 0 comments)
A portal site for open GIS tools and data.
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Jun 30, 2005
 FrontPage - Civium Wiki [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
Wiki for the Information Commons.
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Dec 19, 2004
 FWTools [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
Open Source GIS/RS Binary Kit for windows and linux, including OpenEV, GDAL, MapServer, PROJ.4 and OGDI
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Nov 30, 2005
 Gaisma: San Francisco [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
Gaisma provides the sunrise, sunset, dawn, and dusk times for San Francisco (and other places, I suppose).
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Apr 24, 2004
 Garmin: Forerunner 201 [] open in a new window (20 clicks; 0 comments)
It’s a GPS runners' watch, and a floor wax.
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Dec 14, 2005
 Gateway Horizons [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
“Delivering Next Generation GIS Solutions” with comparatively cheap GIS servers and desktop applications.
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Sep 28, 2006
 Gawker: New York City Subway Smell Map [] open in a new window (10 clicks; 0 comments)
This map gives you pause during your subway trip planning to consider the bouquet of smells which await your nose.
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Jun 9, 2004
 GeneaNet - The Cassini maps [] open in a new window (19 clicks; 0 comments)
A panning front end for scans of a Cassini map.
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Feb 7, 2004
 Geo tagging images [] open in a new window (26 clicks; 0 comments)
This blog links to all sorts of handy sites related to marking images with location information
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Jun 2, 2004
 geocoder.us: a free US address geocoder [] open in a new window (60 clicks; 0 comments)
You type in any address in the US, and it shows you a map of that address.
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Apr 30, 2005
 Geodyssey [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
Geodyssey is the developer and publisher of Hipparchus®, GalileoTM and GeoramaTM, all of which are GIS toolkits.
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May 4, 2004
 Geographic Names Information System (GNIS) [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
The USGS provided geographical feature names dataset and query pages.
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Aug 21, 2004
 Geography in Cyberspace [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
Despite terms like “cybernated space-economy” this paper is an interesting perspective on social locative technologies.
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Jun 17, 2004
 GeoInfo - ESW Wiki [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
THe esw.w3.org wiki page for GeoInfo
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Mar 7, 2006
 GeoNames [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
A user editable gazetteer compilation.
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Dec 31, 2004
 GeoNetwork [] open in a new window (13 clicks; 0 comments)
GeoNetwork is a web based Geographic Metadata Catalog System developed by FAO-UN, WFP-UN and UNEP. The system implements the ISO 19115 Geographic Metadata and ISO 23950 (Z39.50) standards. Technical details: Java, XML/XSL, JDBC compliant, Multi-lingual
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Dec 31, 2004
 GeoPlugin [] open in a new window (21 clicks; 0 comments)
A WordPress plugin for including location data in your posts.
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Jul 1, 2005
 GeoProjectUSA [] open in a new window (0 clicks; 0 comments)
“The objective of Geo Project USA is to visit and photograph every spot in the U.S. where a whole-numbered minute of latitude intersects with a whole-numbered minute of longitude (e.g., 38°14'00"N, 109°55'00"W), in what is better known as a confluence point.”
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Sep 6, 2006
 GeoSearch [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
GIS headhunters
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May 23, 2004
 GeoServer Project [] open in a new window (9 clicks; 0 comments)
The GeoServer project is a full transactional Java (J2EE) implementation of the OpenGIS Consortium’s Web Feature Server specification, with an integrated WMS.
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Dec 19, 2004
 GeoServer wiki [] open in a new window (17 clicks; 0 comments)
The GeoServer wiki, where developers discuss the future of a J2EE WMS/WFS.
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Jun 29, 2005
 GEOsnapper [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
GPS Photography
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Apr 29, 2004
 GeoSpatial Experts [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
Makers of almost good (yet costly) GPS photo mapping software and resellers of the Ricoh digital camera and flash GPS card.
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Dec 12, 2005
 Geotab’s Fleet Management [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
“Your Mobile Field Force and Fleet GPS Tracking Solution: Tracking, Recording and Reporting Efficiently and Affordably”
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Aug 23, 2004
 GeoTools [] open in a new window (10 clicks; 0 comments)
Some excellent open source Java tools for GIS
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Dec 14, 2005
 GIS - A3D Business Software [] [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
Small business mapping software from people with no taste.
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Dec 12, 2005
 GIS Dynamics [] open in a new window (10 clicks; 0 comments)
GIS Dynamics is an international Geographic Information Systems company that provides GIS location analysis, mapping, geocoding, GIS software and GPS data collection.
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May 23, 2004
 GISToolkit [] open in a new window (14 clicks; 0 comments)
The GISToolkit is a free java based mapping toolkit, it has the ability to read geographical data from a variety of data sources and display that information to the user.   It can directly edit geographic features stored in databases to which it has access.
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Apr 19, 2007
 Global Incident Map [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
“Displaying Terrorist Acts, Suspicious Activity, and General Terrorism News”
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Aug 31, 2004
 GlobeXplorer [] open in a new window (16 clicks; 0 comments)
“The World’s Largest Online Satellite and Aerial Photo Archive”
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Dec 11, 2004
 Glowlab [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
Makers of “One Block Radius” and other fine locative art.
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Mar 9, 2005
 Gmacker [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
A phone number to directions-on-googleMaps plugin for Firefox
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Jul 7, 2005
 GMap Pedometer [] open in a new window (59 clicks; 2 comments)
This app uses the Google Map API to compute your running or walking distances. Just click on route points and watch the miles roll by.
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Sep 27, 2004
 GoMOOS [] open in a new window (1 clicks; 0 comments)
The Gulf of Main buoy datasets via the Distributed Oceanographic Data System.
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Aug 26, 2004
 Google Cartography [] open in a new window (31 clicks; 0 comments)
This man uses Google to create street graphs of cities, for some reason. They’re not spatial (meaning the graph can’t be projected onto a map correctly) but he claims to be able to deduce the names and intersections of streets in NY and Melbourne.
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Jun 29, 2005
 Google Maps API [] open in a new window (14 clicks; 0 comments)
Finally, a legal way to make Google map hacks.
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Jun 6, 2005
 Google Maps Wallpaper [] open in a new window (15 clicks; 0 comments)
A web service which merges google map tiles around a location.
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Jan 19, 2005
 GPS Connect for Mac OS X [] open in a new window (10 clicks; 0 comments)
An app which imports waypoints and exports GPX, the GPS eXchange format.
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Sep 8, 2004
 GPS Drawing [] open in a new window (24 clicks; 0 comments)
Drawings made with GPS data.
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Aug 31, 2004
 GPS Visualizer [] open in a new window (28 clicks; 0 comments)
An on-line utility that creates SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) maps and profiles from GPS waypoints and tracks.
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May 23, 2004
 GPS3D Home page [] open in a new window (20 clicks; 0 comments)
Even without a GPS device, you can still use gps3d to play interactively
with a 3D texture mapped model of earth and vizualize MapBlast maps in 3D.
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Apr 29, 2004
 GPSBabel [] open in a new window (16 clicks; 0 comments)
Convert, upload, download data from GPS and Map programs
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May 3, 2004
 GPSMap [] open in a new window (13 clicks; 0 comments)
An open source GPS tool which has a terrible UI but the code for the Garmin device data import seems legit.
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Oct 6, 2004
 GPSPhotoLinker [] open in a new window (13 clicks; 0 comments)
A location stamper for OS X.
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May 23, 2004
 GPSter: Public Waypoint Database [] open in a new window (23 clicks; 0 comments)
GPSter is our public waypoint sharing database. GPSter attempts to collect small or inaccessible waypoint lists into a live and accessable database that can be addressed, added to, and searched in every format we can manage. GPSter also provides an optional gateway/transcoder to other geospatial content aggregators like geoURL.
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Dec 22, 2004
 GPX [] open in a new window (12 clicks; 0 comments)
the GPS Exchange Format
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Jul 6, 2005
 Grafedia [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
Words written anywhere, then linked to images, video or sound files online.
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Apr 5, 2005
 GRASS GIS on OS X [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
A nice package of GRASS on OS X.
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Apr 5, 2005
 GrassPro GIS for Mac OS X [] open in a new window (12 clicks; 0 comments)
A (not free) OS X package of GRASS, MapServer, and a few other GIS apps.
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Feb 6, 2004
 Greenpittsburgh.net [] open in a new window (10 clicks; 0 comments)
This community edited map provides information about Pittsburgh and surrounding areas.
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Apr 8, 2007
 Groundspeak [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
Makers of locative web applications like geocaching.com and Waymarking.com.
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Jan 3, 2005
 GSHHS [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
Global Self-consistent, Hierarchical, High-resolution Shoreline Database
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Feb 27, 2005
 gvSIG [] open in a new window (13 clicks; 0 comments)
An open source GIS client, gvSIG has UIs in several languages.
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Dec 11, 2004
 Hand Drawn Ftrain Map [] open in a new window (23 clicks; 0 comments)
From Danny Gregory and the New York Times.
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May 2, 2007
 Handmade map of online communities [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
Includes lots of web apps and virtual worlds.
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Jun 13, 2004
 Heracles [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
Heracles is an interactive data-driven constraint-based hierarchical planner. This project is named after the most famous Greco-Roman legendary hero, Heracles. (with maps)
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Jun 17, 2005
 Here, here, …and here [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
Quite a nice performance piece on locative attitudes.
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Mar 23, 2005
 Hipkiss' Scanned Old Maps [] open in a new window (11 clicks; 0 comments)
A rather large number of old map scans from books dating around 1800.
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Feb 9, 2005
 HISTOPO [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
Hundreds of historical maps of the bay area, scanned in at Cal.
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Sep 28, 2004
 Historic Cities [] open in a new window (13 clicks; 0 comments)
Maps & Documents of ancient places.
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Dec 19, 2004
 Historical Atlas of the 20th Century [] open in a new window (16 clicks; 0 comments)
An amazingly rich site with timelines, maps, trend lists, and the dire need for a pixel pusher.
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Jan 18, 2005
 History of Urbanization [] open in a new window (18 clicks; 0 comments)
Temporal GIS in worldKit. Click on the forward (in time) arrow and watch how the rate of city growth increases as we approach <your favorite armageddon>.
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Oct 9, 2004
 HitMaps [] open in a new window (15 clicks; 0 comments)
Maps showing the referrer locations in web server logs.
Trevor
Dec 15, 2005
 HomePages [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
A nice blend of real estate listings and dynamic maps.
Trevor
Apr 21, 2005
 HostGIS [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
A linux distribution geared towards GIS serving.
Trevor
Dec 19, 2007
 HoudahGeo [] open in a new window (12 clicks; 0 comments)
Geocoding for the Mac
Trevor
Dec 5, 2005
 How To Make Your Own Web Mashup [] open in a new window (13 clicks; 0 comments)
“So you want to make a mashup but aren’t entirely sure where to begin? This page can help you get there.”
Trevor
Jun 2, 2004
 http://thingster.org [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
ou can use thingster to discover things in your own neighborhood that might be interesting to you - and you can use thingster to publish information about things that you find interesting.  Thingster also provides signalling and discovery services for discovering other nearby folks with interests similar to your own.
Trevor
May 26, 2006
 Huffman Language Phyla [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
Intricate maps of world language usage.
Jersey
May 4, 2006
 If I dig a very deep hole, where I go to stop? [] open in a new window (29 clicks; 3 comments)
Not perfect wording, but a funny Google Map tool to show you where you would pop out if you dug a hole through a spot of your choosing on Earth.
Trevor
Apr 24, 2005
 IKONOS [] open in a new window (9 clicks; 0 comments)
European satelite imagery of with 1m resolution.
Trevor
Jan 3, 2005
 Import TIGER/Line into pgsql [] open in a new window (58 clicks; 0 comments)
A couple of scripts to suck TIGER/Line data into PostGIS.
Trevor
Jul 2, 2005
 INCIDENTLOG.COM [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
National crime, police, and fire logs (with Google maps)
Trevor
May 22, 2004
 Index of Early Medieval Maps [] open in a new window (22 clicks; 0 comments)
Maps of the early Medieval Period (400–1300 A.D.)
Trevor
Apr 22, 2004
 IndyJunior Flash Mapping Module [] open in a new window (18 clicks; 0 comments)
IndyJunior is a flash map for your blog which you can feed an XML file detailing your travel itinerary. IndyJunior will then indicate your current location.
Trevor
Aug 21, 2004
 Information Structure and Spatial Organization [] open in a new window (9 clicks; 0 comments)
A paper from 1970 on the use of spatial presentation to save the world.
Check out the nice 1970s style graphic of their title. Chunky!
Trevor
Jun 13, 2004
 Interactive Map of New York City - Manhattan [] open in a new window (47 clicks; 0 comments)
From NYC&Company, a nice flash map of Manhattan
Trevor
Aug 25, 2004
 International Steering Committee for Global Mapping [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
A clearinghouse for free-for-non-commercial-uses map data from around the globe!
Trevor
Dec 22, 2004
 Introduction to Coordinate systems [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
A nice coordinate dictionary and small introduction.
Trevor
Jun 30, 2005
 Iraq casuality map [] open in a new window (11 clicks; 0 comments)
A dynamic map of US causalities over time, mapped to their home town.
Trevor
Oct 21, 2005
 iWay [] open in a new window (16 clicks; 0 comments)
Use your iPod Photo or Nano as a Yahoo! Maps directions viewer!
Trevor
May 11, 2004
 Jamey’s Personal Map [] open in a new window (18 clicks; 0 comments)
This is a very strange map, though it looks very familiar at first. To get to Pink Floyd, hang a left on Piano Parkway (which then turns into Trek Trestle) and then a right on Musical Freeway.
Trevor
Dec 2, 2004
 Janet Cardiff [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
A Canadian artist working on (among other topics) locative art, including media manipulated walks through urban spaces.
Trevor
Mar 27, 2005
 Java wmsClient [] open in a new window (35 clicks; 0 comments)
An untested java based WMC client application.
Trevor
Dec 19, 2004
 JIRA for GeoServer [] open in a new window (40 clicks; 0 comments)
The bug and feature database for GeoServer.
Trevor
May 23, 2004
 JUMP Unified Mapping Platform [] open in a new window (64 clicks; 0 comments)
The Unified Mapping Platform (JUMP) is a GUI-based application for viewing and processing spatial data. It’s open source and 100% Java.
Trevor
May 19, 2005
 ka-Map [] open in a new window (67 clicks; 0 comments)
ka-Map ( “ka” as in ka-boom!) is an open source project that is aimed at providing a javascript API for developing highly interactive web-mapping interfaces using features available in modern web browsers.
Trevor
Feb 8, 2005
 Karte: Schweiz [] open in a new window (62 clicks; 0 comments)
A nice zoomable map.
Trevor
Nov 10, 2005
 Knitting Machine [] open in a new window (55 clicks; 0 comments)
“The Knitting Machine which comprises two excavators specially fitted with massive 20? knitting needles.”
Trevor
Mar 24, 2004
 Library Cats Map [] open in a new window (15 clicks; 0 comments)
Find libraries with cats (or cats with libraries) all around the world.
Trevor
Jun 17, 2004
 Locative [] open in a new window (2 clicks; 0 comments)
The byway for many a locative project, with workshops and all sorts of laboratory fun.
Trevor
Jul 12, 2004
 Locative Packets [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
The interesting exploration of a RDF container formula for observations in space/time.
A way to say “I <-experienced-> this <- at -> this place”
Trevor
Apr 28, 2005
 Locative Tech Maps Documentation [] open in a new window (16 clicks; 0 comments)
Excellent docs for a nice free service from geocoder.us.
Trevor
Apr 21, 2005
 London Tube Zonal Map With Miles [] open in a new window (48 clicks; 0 comments)
The tube map with distances between stops.
Trevor
Apr 30, 2007
 London’s Kerning [] open in a new window (30 clicks; 1 comments)
A map of London made of only text on paper.
Trevor
Sep 25, 2004
 Longitude Latitude Distance Calculation in PHP [] open in a new window (123 clicks; 0 comments)
Calculate the distance between lat/long points in PHP!
Trevor
Jun 18, 2005
 Main Page - Wikitravel [] open in a new window (21 clicks; 0 comments)
Wikitravel is a project to create a free, complete, up-to-date and reliable world-wide travel guide
Trevor
Aug 20, 2004
 Making Maps Easy to Read [] open in a new window (13 clicks; 0 comments)
An extensive and informative site on how to relieve your map readers from their confusion and disgust.
Trevor
Aug 30, 2004
 Making Maps Easy to Read: Map Typography [] open in a new window (33 clicks; 0 comments)
A set of papers about text on maps and how to avoid common mistakes.
Trevor
May 22, 2004
 Manchester Wishlist - locative.net Workshop [] open in a new window (0 clicks; 0 comments)
An interesting geo-topo-socio wishlist from a locative.net workshop.
Trevor
Mar 5, 2004
 Many hand drawn maps [] open in a new window (34 clicks; 0 comments)
Hand drawn maps from around the world.
Trevor
Nov 24, 2004
 Map blog mit der refs [] open in a new window (8 clicks; 0 comments)
A few good map refs, including an interesting thesis link.
Trevor
Jun 8, 2004
 Map Bureau [] open in a new window (12 clicks; 0 comments)
Makers of fine mapping products and services for the discerning web head.
Trevor
Apr 17, 2006
 Map Gallery of Religion in the United States [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
Maps breaking down religious activity by US county.
Trevor
Nov 14, 2004
 Map History [] open in a new window (9 clicks; 0 comments)
A history of cartography by Tony Campbell
Trevor
May 27, 2004
 Map of springfield [] open in a new window (28 clicks; 0 comments)
No, really. Someone mapped the Simpsons' town.
Trevor
May 22, 2004
 Map of Tatooine [] open in a new window (267 clicks; 0 comments)
If you don’t know what Tatooine is, you won’t like this map. If you do know, you might also not like this map.
Trevor
May 10, 2005
 Map Projection [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
A nice (short) survey of map projection.
Trevor
May 20, 2004
 Map24 [] open in a new window (14 clicks; 0 comments)
Well, I’m not sure what they think it’s for, but it’s a map of Europe on the web and it moves about on the page a bit.
Trevor
Feb 27, 2005
 Mapbuilder User Guide [] open in a new window (11 clicks; 0 comments)
A HOWTO on using Mapbuilder to present maps on the web.
Trevor
Dec 12, 2005
 MapGasPrices.com [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
A map of gas prices in the US.
Trevor
Jun 15, 2005
 MapHub [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
Shared Urban Storytelling
Trevor
May 22, 2004
 MapMachine [] open in a new window (12 clicks; 0 comments)
Online dynamic atlas and street maps from National Geographic
Trevor
Dec 12, 2005
 MapNation [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
In your face ads in return for maps and driving directions.
Trevor
Jun 26, 2005
 mapper.ofdoom.com [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
A fine tiling mapper with a variety of data sources.
Trevor
Jul 6, 2004
 mapping blogTalk [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
Mikel Maron’s live map of the BlogTalk conference.
Trevor
Jul 6, 2004
 mapping blogTalk [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
Mikel Maron’s live map of the BlogTalk conference.
Trevor
Jun 8, 2004
 MapPoint [] open in a new window (15 clicks; 0 comments)
Microsoft’s comprehensive toolkits for location based computing, including integrated mapping kits for office data (eg. Excel spreadsheets) and a location XML web service.
Trevor
Dec 19, 2004
 mappr [] open in a new window (10 clicks; 0 comments)
geo-location of tagged images on flickr.com
Trevor
Jul 6, 2004
 Maps - Wikimedia’s Meta wiki [] open in a new window (11 clicks; 0 comments)
An evolving discussion of how to provide maps on wikipedia.
Trevor
Sep 14, 2004
 MapServer [] open in a new window (11 clicks; 0 comments)
A web map server
Trevor
Jun 30, 2005
 MapServer for OS X [] open in a new window (9 clicks; 0 comments)
Binaries of MapServer for (among others) OS X.
Trevor
May 20, 2004
 Maptitude Geographic Information System [] open in a new window (18 clicks; 0 comments)
Create beautiful, informative map displays. Enhance reports and presentations with maps that clearly illustrate your message. Find geographic patterns that cannot be seen in database tables and spreadsheets. Answer geographic questions that impact your operations. Share geographic data with your workgroup, department, or organization.
Trevor
Apr 18, 2005
 MapTools [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
Prepackaged tools for map hackers.
Trevor
Dec 19, 2004
 MAPublisher [] open in a new window (13 clicks; 0 comments)
MAPublisher 5.0 is a powerful suite of plug-ins for Adobe Illustrator 10 and Macromedia FreeHand 10/MX that bridges the gap between Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and high-end graphic design for high quality creation, high resolution printing and electronic publishing of maps.
Trevor
May 26, 2005
 mapufacture [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
Browse, build, and share maps.
Powered by worldKit.
Trevor
Sep 27, 2004
 Matt’s Mapper [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
A very nice web application for browsing the various map images available over the web, including TIGERLine and Terraserver images.
Trevor
Jun 30, 2005
 MAYA | Information Commons [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
“The Information Commons consists of interconnected, peer-to-peer repositories. In these repositories, information is structured and organized in a revolutionary way.”
Trevor
Oct 4, 2004
 Media Map of NYC [] open in a new window (11 clicks; 0 comments)
Who are the media conglomerates in your neighborhood?
In your neighborhood.
In your neigh-bor-hood?
Trevor
Jun 29, 2005
 Meetro [] open in a new window (13 clicks; 0 comments)
“Meetro is the new online meeting place that lets you find friends and new people, based on your current physical location”
Trevor
Nov 30, 2004
 memorymapping [] open in a new window (10 clicks; 0 comments)
A public project compiling a world atlas of collective and individual experiences of place.  Add your maps to the memoryBase, to share your version of a complex story of what constitutes “place” and “home.”
Trevor
May 24, 2006
 Michael Gastner [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
Maker of the fine cartograph software which created the 2004 electoral cartographs which caused such a stir.
Trevor
Aug 2, 2006
 Microsoft Live Labs: Photosynth [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
Stitching photos into a 3D space with browsing and paths.
Trevor
Dec 14, 2005
 Microsoft MapPoint Web Service Fees [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
The pricing structure for Microsoft MapPoint Web Services.
Trevor
Dec 31, 2004
 MITOrthoServer [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
A server that can provide customized snippets of digital orthophotos using just-in-time geoprocessing and interoperable web-based components
Trevor
Nov 8, 2004
 Mogi [] open in a new window (17 clicks; 0 comments)
If you think mobile, location sensitive games aren’t going to be a hit, you should read about Mogi.
Trevor
Dec 19, 2004
 Multimap transparent overlays [] open in a new window (17 clicks; 0 comments)
A nice example of using CSS transparent overlays to show a different map dimension over the cursor location.
Trevor
Jun 29, 2005
 Mumbai Free Map Demo [] open in a new window (12 clicks; 0 comments)
An open map from Mumbai (via Schyler E)
Trevor
May 13, 2005
 My World GIS [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
A Geographic Information System (GIS) designed specifically for use in middle school through college classrooms.
Trevor
Jul 9, 2004
 mySociety: collaborative cartography system [] open in a new window (9 clicks; 0 comments)
Chris Dodo’s post on collaborative mapping.
Trevor
Sep 4, 2004
 NASA World Wind [] open in a new window (28 clicks; 0 comments)
A free interactive globe app from NASA
Trevor
Jun 8, 2004
 NASA’s Animated Earth Server [] open in a new window (24 clicks; 0 comments)
Animated Earth is an internet-based server that delivers on-demand animated visualizations of Earth Science processes, events, and phenomena to educational applications. These applications allow students, educators, and the public to interactively investigate the Earth and its processes at any scale and to correlate these processes based on factors such as geophysical location, time, and scientific discipline.
Trevor
Apr 21, 2004
 National Geographic’s TOPO! [] open in a new window (13 clicks; 0 comments)
TOPO! (another in the NAME! series) is a tool for making pretty topographic maps on which you can add links, notes, and pictures.
Trevor
May 17, 2004
 National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency [] open in a new window (9 clicks; 0 comments)
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) provides timely, relevant, and accurate geospatial intelligence in support of national security objectives. Geospatial intelligence is the exploitation and analysis of imagery and geospatial information to describe, assess, and visually depict physical features and geographically referenced activities on the Earth.
Trevor
Oct 31, 2004
 NAVTEQ [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
Providers of GIS data for large co’s like Yahoo! Maps.
Trevor
May 22, 2005
 NCGIA Core Curriculum in GISci [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
Fundamental geographic concepts for GIScience
Trevor
Jul 5, 2005
 Nearby [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
A Firefox extension which loads a map for ICBM labeled pages.
Trevor
Sep 10, 2005
 New Orleans Flood Map [] open in a new window (11 clicks; 0 comments)
Using google maps and a water depth database, people can click on the place where their homes and businesses used to be and see the water depth.
Trevor
Jun 21, 2005
 New York City in 1 Year [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
A GPS track of one year of walking and biking in NYC.
Trevor
Jun 12, 2005
 New York City Map Portal [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
A thorough GIS of NYC, made available through the web.
Trevor
Jun 12, 2005
 New York City Walk [] open in a new window (14 clicks; 0 comments)
A man walks every street in Manhattan and makes a photo map of the highlights.
What’s not to like?
Trevor
Aug 31, 2004
 NGA: GNS; GEOnet Names Server [] open in a new window (15 clicks; 0 comments)
A gazetteer data site, including easy to parse data files.
Trevor
Nov 14, 2004
 NGS Mars Map [] open in a new window (9 clicks; 0 comments)
A Winkel Tripel map of Mars.
Trevor
Jan 4, 2005
 node [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
Location aware computers and the content and services that run on these devices
Trevor
Jan 3, 2005
 NR502 [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
Colorodo State’s Geodesy, Cartography and Map Reading course materials.
Trevor
Aug 4, 2002
 NYC Bloggers [] open in a new window (16 clicks; 0 comments)
A map of the city, organized by subway stop. Bloggers place their blog in one of the areas and then people browse for local bloggers. I think it’s a dating service, mostly.
Trevor
Oct 12, 2005
 NYC Subway Flash Overlay for Google Maps [] open in a new window (8 clicks; 0 comments)
Someone figured out how to overlay flash content on google maps and used that to lay the subway over NYC.
Trevor
Oct 4, 2004
 NYTimes Map: 30 Days, 2,368 Attacks [] open in a new window (17 clicks; 0 comments)
A fascinating map of attacks in Iraq over the month of September.
Trevor
Jun 7, 2005
 O’Reilly Network: A Design Approach for the Geospatial Web [] open in a new window (18 clicks; 0 comments)
An article on the use of modern networks for locative apps.
Trevor
Mar 15, 2005
 O’Reilly Where 2.0 Conference [] open in a new window (37 clicks; 0 comments)
Geowanking, O’Reilly style.
June 29–30, 2005 - San Francisco, CA
Trevor
Nov 14, 2004
 Oddens' Bookmarks [] open in a new window (10 clicks; 0 comments)
The fascinating world of maps and mapping
Trevor
May 22, 2004
 Oddens' bookmarks. [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
The Fascinating World of Maps and Mapping
Trevor
Feb 19, 2005
 OGC WMS Services with SVG map apps [] open in a new window (22 clicks; 0 comments)
A tutorial on mapping with WMSs and SVG.
Tim
Jul 2, 2004
 One Block Radius [] open in a new window (14 clicks; 0 comments)
Glowlab, Christina Ray and Dave Mandl, has put together this project as a psychogeographic survey of the single block in New York which will be the site of the Museum of Comtemporary Art. The site allows you to explore many aspects of the area through photos, videos, audio, and maps.
Trevor
Jan 3, 2005
 OnEarth [] open in a new window (12 clicks; 0 comments)
Server of the Landsat 7, WMS Global Mosaic
Trevor
Apr 20, 2006
 Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo) [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
Open Source GIS Tools and Community
Trevor
Sep 22, 2006
 OpenLayers [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
A nice, open map widget with dragging, zooming, and layers.
Trevor
Jul 9, 2004
 Ordnance Survey [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
Britain’s national mapping agency for best of British maps and mapping data
Trevor
May 22, 2004
 Oxfam’s Cool Planet for teachers [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
Cool Planet is primarily intended for teachers in England, Scotland and Wales and their students. It aims to bring the global dimension to the classroom, using the concept of Global Citizenship.
Trevor
Jan 8, 2006
 PackageMapper.com [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
Track your packages on a map.
Trevor
Feb 6, 2005
 Panoramic Aerial Maps : California [] open in a new window (17 clicks; 0 comments)
Very cool aerial maps of places around California.
Trevor
Apr 22, 2005
 ParkScan [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
ParkScan is a project of San Francisco’s Neighborhood Parks Council. It presents volunteers and the public with user-friendly tools to help monitor park conditions and help improve maintenance in San Francisco’s neighborhood parks.
Trevor
Apr 3, 2004
 Photo Map of Tasmania [] open in a new window (19 clicks; 0 comments)
Check out the questionable use of embossing and illegible numbers on this photo map of Tasmania.
Trevor
Apr 6, 2006
 Placeopedia [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
Connecting Wikipedia articles with their locations
Trevor
Jun 29, 2005
 PlaceSite [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
“Project PlaceSite introduces a new way of using wireless networks — to create a digital community service by, for and about people who are in the same café together.”
Trevor
Jun 4, 2005
 planiglobe [] open in a new window (11 clicks; 0 comments)
Online map creation
Trevor
May 13, 2006
 Platial.com [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
“The people’s atlas.”
Trevor
Sep 27, 2004
 plazes [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
Plazes is a geoannotation service using network topology tools to determine distance.
Trevor
Apr 23, 2006
 Plazes Widget First Version [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
Someone is finally working on a plazes dashboard widget which shows you a map of your current location.
Trevor
Dec 19, 2004
 PML [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
Psychogeographical Markup Language
Trevor
Sep 17, 2004
 Political Map of Genertela [] open in a new window (23 clicks; 0 comments)
One of the better fantasy maps I’ve seen, including the nice use of ridge shaders.
Trevor
Oct 31, 2004
 PostGIS / PostgreSQL [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
PostGIS adds support for geographic objects to the PostgreSQL object-relational database.
Trevor
May 28, 2004
 Princeton Campus Map [] open in a new window (158 clicks; 0 comments)
A nice map of Princeton’s campus by Mihai Parparita.
Trevor
Aug 31, 2004
 Printable Maps for 108th Congressional Districts [] open in a new window (23 clicks; 0 comments)
Free maps of every US 108th congressional district.
Trevor
Sep 27, 2004
 Prisoner of War Map [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
The true story of a map of German troop movements kept by prisoners during World War 2.
Amazon.
Trevor
Dec 19, 2004
 Public Access to Public Data [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
A paper on why government collected geo data should be free (man, free).
Trevor
Jan 1, 2005
 Python GIS [] open in a new window (75 clicks; 0 comments)
A python lib for GIS.
Trevor
Apr 29, 2004
 QuakeMap [] open in a new window (28 clicks; 0 comments)
QuakeMap uses terraserver maps and live earthquake data to show you quakemaps. It also sucks in GPS tracks and lets you make trip maps with links to web resources.
Trevor
May 8, 2005
 Quantum GIS [] open in a new window (9 clicks; 0 comments)
Quantum GIS (QGIS) is a Geographic Information System (GIS) that runs on Linux, Unix, Mac OSX, and Windows. QGIS supports vector, raster, and database formats. QGIS is licensed under the GNU Public License.
Trevor
Jan 22, 2005
 quick WMS [] open in a new window (8 clicks; 0 comments)
Web Map Server Client JavaScript Classes
Trevor
May 17, 2006
 Rabble [] open in a new window (9 clicks; 0 comments)
“Create your channel and post location-based media. It’s like putting virtual sticky notes on the world around you.”
Trevor
Dec 18, 2004
 Real Time SuperDARN Display [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
Super Dual Auroral Radar Network access view real time vizualizations in applets.
Trevor
Oct 10, 2004
 red | blue [] open in a new window (13 clicks; 0 comments)
A location based service which will tell you whether you are Republican or Democrat based on the level of donations in your immediate vicinity.
Trevor
May 9, 2004
 RedSky Mobile Inc. [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
Offering location based hardware and software for the GBA platform, such that game creators can take advantage of location and local wireless communication.
Trevor
Dec 8, 2004
 Remembering Pearl Harbor—history, maps [] open in a new window (25 clicks; 0 comments)
A very nice map/timeline/story from National Geographic.
Trevor
May 23, 2004
 Retep [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
etep is a collection of Java API’s covering PDF, XML, J2EE , Swing and now NetBeans modules for displaying astronomical maps, controlling modern “Go-To” telescopes - all in java., and accessing online databases.
Trevor
Nov 10, 2005
 Risk via Google Maps v0.9.5 [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
The game of Risk implemented in javascript on google maps.
Trevor
Jun 29, 2005
 Road Sage Project [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
oad Sage is a traffic forecast system. At the core of our system is an interactive map that displays either the current highway speeds or, depending on the user’s selection, a typical traffic map for a particular day of the week (e.g. Monday) and time of day (e.g. 9:30 am). Users can select an origin and a destination; in response, our system displays a map-enabled guide for their selected commute: the network of freeways is color-coded on the map according to the average speeds that are typical for that particular time of day. Users can also explore traffic patterns on other days and at alternative times by using the day and time scrollers.
Our data feed comes from Caltrans and their network of remote sensors installed on various highways throughout the Bay Area. Caltrans data streams are stored in a database operated by the Freeway Performance Measurement System, PeMS. The PeMS project is conducted by the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences at Berkeley.
Trevor
May 22, 2004
 rodcorp: Eight books about maps, diagrams, entropy [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
A list of books which I really wish I had the money and time to read.
Trevor
Sep 27, 2006
 RouteBuddy [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
A GPS waypoint mapper for OS X.
Trevor
Apr 12, 2006
 Saelig Company [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
Makers of a variety of electronic gadgets, including the TrackStick GPS dongle which records five to seven days of movement, which can then be read via USB.
Trevor
Sep 8, 2004
 San Francisco Bay Area Apartments Map [] open in a new window (15 clicks; 0 comments)
A nice map of available rentals in the bay area.
Trevor
Jun 24, 2005
 San Francisco Bay Region 3D Image Tours [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
A USGS series of anaglyphic images (the ones which look 3D if you have two working eyes and a pair of glasses with red and blue lenses) of sites around the bay area.
Trevor
Jul 5, 2005
 San Francisco’s Freeway Plan [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
Details the various plans for building bridges and freeways in and around San Francisco.
Includes a comparison of several maps of plans, pointing out disagreements.
Trevor
Nov 5, 2004
 Satellite Images of Earth at Night [] open in a new window (23 clicks; 0 comments)
From the International Dark-Sky Association
Trevor
Apr 24, 2005
 searchscapes [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
A tridimensional map of data from the web (about Manhattan).
Trevor
Apr 21, 2007
 Seattle 911 Incidents [] open in a new window (8 clicks; 0 comments)
A live list of locations, type of call, and responding units.
Trevor
Apr 22, 2005
 Seattle Local Economies Mapping Project [] open in a new window (10 clicks; 0 comments)
This site was born from the desire to learn about and support the communities we live in, as well as those who think business can (and should) be a powerful way of creating sustainability.
Trevor
Jun 16, 2005
 Selkirk [] open in a new window (9 clicks; 0 comments)
“Jabberwocky Cartography of/as a Little Mind” by Wilfried Hou Je Bek and Orkan Telhan
Trevor
May 10, 2005
 Shipwreck Central [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
An interactive map of shipwrecks.
Trevor
Jun 18, 2005
 ShotCode [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
The circular sequence of black and white blocks represents a url, any url you want, for example to your products website or a point of sale. The ShotCode reader understands this code and connects the end users mobile phone to your location in three clicks or less!
Trevor
Sep 7, 2004
 Skate Survey Map of Bristol. [] open in a new window (15 clicks; 0 comments)
Not only is it a map of bristol created by skaters, but it has a route planner based on this map.
Awesome.
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Aug 19, 2004
 SMCS on 11 series [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
The programme of activities of Stedelijk Museum CS on the 11th storey of the Post CS building, and in connection with the Summer School of the Amsterdam New Media Institute.
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Dec 19, 2004
 Social Change Online [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
A company selling standards based geo tools, partially based on GeoTools2
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Mar 30, 2005
 Social Explorer [] open in a new window (9 clicks; 0 comments)
A fine collection of US census data in the form of excellent flash maps.
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Jun 17, 2004
 spacenamespace [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
This site is about annotating space with metadata; about building semantic models of places; about exchanging geospatial data in RDF.
Home of mudlondon and Grout.
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Apr 27, 2005
 Spatial Index Demos [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
Handy visualizations of spatial index algorithms.
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Apr 14, 2006
 Sprint Family Locator [] open in a new window (8 clicks; 0 comments)
“Sprint is the first U.S. wireless carrier to offer a consumer-focused LBS application that enables a parent to use a phone or PC to pinpoint the location of a child on a map along with the address, surrounding landmarks, and accuracy of the information within a specified radius.”
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Jul 1, 2004
 Street Media: A Thesis Proposal [] open in a new window (17 clicks; 0 comments)
An intriguing thesis proposal from Rekha Murthy of the Comparative Media Studies group at MIT.
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Apr 27, 2005
 Streetmap Firefox Extension [] open in a new window (14 clicks; 0 comments)
Streetmap is a Firefox extension. Just highlight a UK street name or postcode and right-click to launch a map of it from your favourite map service.
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Aug 25, 2004
 Sustainable Information Technology for Global Sustainability [] open in a new window (8 clicks; 0 comments)
A survey of the use of IT (mostly maps) for the betterment of the world.
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Aug 30, 2004
 SVG.CC / [] open in a new window (11 clicks; 0 comments)
SVG + PostgreSQL + PostGIS
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Sep 18, 2004
 SWAD-Europe: Mapping Semantic Web Data with RDBMSes [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
A discussion of persistence and storage of geo information using RDF and RDBMSes.
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Jun 29, 2005
 Telcontar [] open in a new window (10 clicks; 0 comments)
“Founded in 1996 and headquartered in San Jose, CA, Telcontar is a worldwide provider of total location-based solutions for in-vehicle, Internet and wireless platforms.”
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Dec 14, 2005
 Tele Atlas [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
Huge digital maps and geo data provider.
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Dec 17, 2005
 The Athens Photo History Project [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
OnlineAthens and the Banner Herald host a forum of historical photos of Athens, Georgia.
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May 22, 2004
 The Geography Store [] open in a new window (11 clicks; 0 comments)
Maps, globes, altases, and geo related books for sale.
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May 22, 2004
 The Great Globe Gallery [] open in a new window (12 clicks; 0 comments)
Images of different globe projections.
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May 27, 2004
 The Harvard Map Collection [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
The Harvard Map Collection is the oldest map collection in America. The collection has grown to include ca. 400,000 maps, over 6,000 atlases, and several thousand reference books. Topographic maps, nautical charts and thematic maps provide an excellent research collection representing all chronological periods and notable map makers.
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Nov 27, 2004
 The Location Stack [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
The a six-layer Location Stack (from Jeff Hightower at u-dub) is a common vocabulary and a set of publicly-available services for building location-aware systems.
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Sep 21, 2004
 The London Traffic Noise Map [] open in a new window (14 clicks; 0 comments)
A map of sound levels throughout London
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May 22, 2004
 The Mathematics of Cartography [] open in a new window (12 clicks; 0 comments)
Cynthia Lanius spills the beans on math and maps.
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May 23, 2004
 The Place Lab [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
Place Lab is a software base and a community-building activity that facilitates widespread adoption of low-cost, easy-to-use user positioning for location-enhanced computing applciations. Unlike existing indoor and outdoor user-positioning systems, Place Lab endeavors to provide planetary-scale and privacy observant user positioning by making use of existing infrastructure and offering a low barrier to participation. Furthermore, Place Lab allows clients to determine their location entirely privately without constant interaction with a central service.
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Mar 9, 2005
 The Real Underground [] open in a new window (19 clicks; 0 comments)
Morph between Beck’s original Underground map, the Tube map from 2004, and a “Real Underground Map” which shows geopositioned stations and tunnels.
I could argue quite a long time about calling it “real” .
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Mar 23, 2005
 The Relief Globe Company [] open in a new window (32 clicks; 0 comments)
Makers of globes with 250x to 150x scale relief globes. You must see this to believe it.
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Mar 24, 2005
 The Road Trip Effect [] open in a new window (25 clicks; 0 comments)
Make an Indiana Jones style trip map using this little OS X app.
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Jan 31, 2005
 The Thirty-Eight States [] open in a new window (28 clicks; 0 comments)
Awesome map reducing the U.S. to 38 States, which may or may not be a more accurate representation of regions.
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Dec 31, 2004
 Theme Park Maps [] open in a new window (21 clicks; 0 comments)
Maps of pleasure parks from years gone by.
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May 28, 2004
 Tiger Map Server Browser [] open in a new window (20 clicks; 0 comments)
A browser for the TIGERLine data.
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Dec 1, 2004
 TikiWiki : World Map [] open in a new window (16 clicks; 0 comments)
The TikiWiki world map server
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Jan 12, 2005
 Todays Front Pages - Map View [] open in a new window (24 clicks; 0 comments)
So, you want to see a map with links to lots of today’s front pages, right? I thought so.
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Aug 22, 2004
 Tokyo Picturesque:Alpha Version:Final [] open in a new window (11 clicks; 0 comments)
A photo map of Tokyo.
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Jul 9, 2004
 TomTom. [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
Location software for mobile devices in the UK.
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Aug 8, 2006
 Trackmap [] open in a new window (9 clicks; 0 comments)
Trackmap combines Google Maps, flickr and GPS tracks to plot the where you took your photos on a map.
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Nov 10, 2004
 TrimTrac Location Device [] open in a new window (15 clicks; 0 comments)
Find out exactly where your upper management husband’s mistress is with this (easy to conceal) tracking device.
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Apr 9, 2004
 Trip Map:  Keeping Track of Justin [] open in a new window (9 clicks; 0 comments)
In case you would like to know just where Justin is these days, check out his trip map for the great Oregon Adventure
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Jun 16, 2005
 u-blox [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
This press release claims a chipset which can do indoor GPS.
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Jun 10, 2004
 UBC Geography Course Notes [] open in a new window (14 clicks; 0 comments)
GIS course notes.
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Aug 25, 2004
 uDig : Refractions Research [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
A nice design for a OpenGIS client.
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Nov 10, 2004
 uLocate [] open in a new window (3 clicks; 0 comments)
Makers of mobile location applications, including live group/tribe location maps on phones.
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Jan 12, 2005
 United States Geological Survey Digital Data Series DDS-21 [] open in a new window (13 clicks; 0 comments)
A nice repackaging of old USGS images, some quite beautiful.
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Jun 7, 2004
 urban tapestries [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
Urban Tapestries is a research project exploring social and cultural uses of the convergence of place and mobile technologies. To investigate these issues we are conducting transdisciplinary research as well as building an experimental platform that allows people to author and access place-based content (text, audio and pictures). It is a framework for exploring and sharing experience and knowledge, for leaving and annotating ephemeral traces of peoples’ presence in the geography of the city.
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Oct 13, 2004
 USGS Landsat Project: Basrah [] open in a new window (8 clicks; 0 comments)
An incredible sat image of Basrah, Iraq
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Dec 12, 2005
 USLocalMaps [] open in a new window (0 clicks; 0 comments)
Aggressive ads in return for maps and driving directions.
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Jun 30, 2005
 vinq [] open in a new window (4 clicks; 0 comments)
“Greasemap is a "user script” for Greasemonkey, which is a plugin framework for Firefox. It augments any web page you visit by searching the page for geocodeable addresses or other geotags. If it finds any, it automatically shows all such locations on a Google Map which is injected into the page you are viewing, within an iframe from Vinq.com."
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May 23, 2004
 Virtual Terrain Project [] open in a new window (9 clicks; 0 comments)
A project to foster the creation of tools for easily constructing any part of the real world in interactive, 3D form.
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Apr 3, 2004
 Virtually Virtual Iceland [] open in a new window (15 clicks; 0 comments)
Interactive Map of Iceland
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May 11, 2004
 visited countries map [] open in a new window (37 clicks; 0 comments)
Create a world map with the countries you’ve visited shown in red (because lord knows red means ’visited’).
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Dec 19, 2004
 VMap0 Coverages [] open in a new window (8 clicks; 0 comments)
A guide to the metadata of VMapO.
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Nov 20, 2005
 Wayfaring [] open in a new window (17 clicks; 2 comments)
Easily make your own google maps with notes and pictures.
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Apr 24, 2004
 What to do with a GPS watch, XML, and satellite photos [] open in a new window (15 clicks; 0 comments)
This guy describes in detail how to lay courses from a GPS watch over satellite photos.
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Jun 30, 2005
 Where is Steve? [] open in a new window (0 clicks; 0 comments)
If you want to know where the lead developer for Microsoft Maps is right now, this is the place.
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May 22, 2004
 Which London Underground Map Are You? [] open in a new window (7 clicks; 0 comments)
A quizilla for the map geeks.
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Apr 1, 2004
 WiGLE [] open in a new window (9 clicks; 0 comments)
Wireless Geographic Logging Engine - Plotting WiFi on Maps
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Feb 19, 2004
 Wireless @ TIK - Geolocation Resources [] open in a new window (10 clicks; 0 comments)
A list of groups doing geolocation work
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Jun 8, 2004
 worldKit [] open in a new window (12 clicks; 0 comments)
easy web/blog geovisualization
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Jun 16, 2005
 WORLDPROCESSOR [] open in a new window (6 clicks; 0 comments)
A series of beautiful altenate visualization globes.
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Aug 31, 2004
 Yahoo! Groups : macmap [] open in a new window (12 clicks; 0 comments)
A Yahoo! group for Mac GPS wonks.
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Dec 31, 2004
 Yahoo! Maps and Traffic - San Francisco, CA [] open in a new window (5 clicks; 0 comments)
Traffic conditions in San Francisco provided by Yahoo! (for some reason).
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Jun 29, 2005
 Yahoo! Maps Web Services [] open in a new window (45 clicks; 0 comments)
Yahoo!’s map web API
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Oct 28, 2005
 Yahoo! Travel Trip Planner [] open in a new window (53 clicks; 0 comments)
Set up a trip, print maps, add photos. Yahoo?
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Jun 25, 2004
 Zoom Into Maps - Maps of Today [] open in a new window (63 clicks; 0 comments)
The Library of Congress provided educational map site.
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Jun 15, 2005
 Zoto [] open in a new window (45 clicks; 0 comments)
A photo sharing site that supports geotagging.