One of the fascinating technologies at the ESRI Conference is the Touch Table. This dining room size table, that some have called the “world’s largest IPad”, gives decision-makers more tools to work with. Forget rolling a map out on a [...]
The 2011 ESRI international conference with an estimated 42,000 attendees from all sectors of public and private industry converged on San Diego this week to learn more about Geospatial updates and to see the latest in technology hitting the market.
A map became much more than just a map this week at San Diego State’s Visualization Center. According to Eric Frost, the interactive map he is helping to create for the new Cali-Baja Bi-National Mega Region will identify opportunities and [...]
During the past 18 months, SDSU’s VizCenter UAV Project in conjunction with its technology partner, RP FlightSystems has been deploying to assess various payloads for invasive species monitoring, trail assessment, and reforestation projects following the Cedar Fire. Through the partnership [...]
No change from normal background radiation levels has been detected. Levels are are being checked daily and any anomalies will be posted. Measurements depicted in this study have an accuracy of plus or minus 10%, according to instrument manufacturer. Small [...]
© 2010 Bruce V. Bigelow, editor of Xconomy San Diego. You can e-mail him at bbigelow@xconomy.com or call 858-202-0492 Octobers have been cruel to San Diego. The infamous Cedar Fire started on a Saturday evening, Oct. 25, 2003, and raced more [...]
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