Since President Obama has taken office it’s evident that his priority has been trying to figure out a way to aid a struggling US economy. Not an easy task, and as a result some of our President’s initial policies and plans that brought him success in his presidential campaign have been put on the back [...]
Continue Reading →Darfur has been a spot in the world that is home to continuous violence and violations of human rights. To help combat the problems many NGOs (Non-Governmental Organizations) from around the world have been working throughout the Darfur region to help those that have been affected by the chaos in their country. The NGOs [...]
Continue Reading →In addition to the aforementioned map and datasets, I posted a blog a while back which had a map that I built showing the scope of the Appalachian Trail that runs through the eastern part of the US. I received several requests through blog reply and email to potentially find data that had the differnent [...]
Continue Reading →One of the enjoyable aspects about GeoCommons is its easy user interface. The other day I had the opportunity to geocode some pretty cool data that included the different power plant locations throughout India. I geocoded the different power plant types: conventional thermal, diesel engine, gas turbine combined cycle power plants, conventional gas turbine, hydroelectric, [...]
Continue Reading →One of the things that was driven home to me at AAG was how geographers and GIS folks have always treated geography as something explicitly separate and special. If you were not trained in spatial theory you probably should not be mucking about with the geographic aspects of things. When we want to find [...]
Continue Reading →Farmers markets are an important part of our food system in the US both for giving citizens access to fresh and healthy produce and other locally produced products and for giving local farmers an opportunity to market and sell their products. They also play a role in providing a more environmentally friendly food source than [...]
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