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Open Geodata in Haiti

On July 6, 2010 By admin

For the past couple weeks I was in Haiti with the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team. Our project was sponsored by the World Bank and the goal was to continue to build mapping capacity within Haiti. For those unaware OpenStreetMap is a project to create a free map of the entire world, in a method similar to [...]

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Data Dissemination to the Government of Haiti

On February 5, 2010 By Andrew Turner


OpenStreetMap in the
World Bank Haiti Situation Room

For the past 3 weeks, since January 12, we’ve been actively involved in many efforts to provide support and analysis of the Haiti earthquake recovery. From immediate Continue Reading →

James Fee Gives His Two Cents on GIS and GeoWeb

On June 4, 2008 By Sean Gorman

We had the opportunity to catch up with James Fee at Spatially Adjusted and Planet Geospatial to get his opinion on the current and future state of GIS and the GeoWeb. James is a certified GIS Professional (GISP) and GIS developer, analyst, and consultant and has spent the [...]

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