An interactive session at a recent regional GIS event (see article) prompts our editors to explore how we are trained in GIS and how and if we use spatial thinking in our day to day work. Are we just pushing buttons and following recipes or are we truly using the underlying ideas of how people, places and things behave in space? Does it matter if one is trained in geography vs. GIS vs. another discipline? What's the future look like for those skilled (or not) in spatial thinking?
Subscribe to Podcast RSS
Listen Now (to download, right click on the link at left and choose "save target as")
Read the show notes
Missed any podcasts? Want to subscribe via iTunes, Yahoo, etc?
Here's the index with all the info.
Comments
July 25
This is the best info you will get at [...]
Newfoundland Business Directory about Official Beijing Olympic Venue Map Disappoints; BBC Goes Interactive with VE
July 24
The official map is truly not worth it. [...]
Matt about Stuart Nixon's NearMap Acquired
July 24
Ipernica's site doesn't offer much info [...]
Jeffrey L. Herter about Online Atlas of Ocean and Great Lakes Offers Downloadable Data
July 24
Adena,
Thank you for covering the [...]
jesse crossley about Online Atlas of Ocean and Great Lakes Offers Downloadable Data
July 24
the atlas app appears to be a WMS, but i [...]
Ben Yetman about Microsoft Make trueSpace Free, Ties it into Virtual Earth
July 24
this is big news Adena... SketchUp [...]
Ron Newman about Going hyperlocal
July 24
Are you familiar with Davis Square [...]