Tuesday, August 30. 2005

ESRI Hurricane Resources

James Fee, who writes a fine blog called Spatially Adjusted, points folks to ESRI resources for those dealing with the latest hurricane. He wonders why no one at ESRI blogged it. He wonders about that RSS feed he’s about which he’s been asking. ESRI didn’t let the press, at least the folks here at Directions, know about this resource, either.

On the other hand, ESRI did put the link on its main page, right bang in the center. Moreover, after 9/11 ESRI and the other vendors have been quick to provide support in cases of natural disasters, including software and staff to pretty much anyone, “regardless of platform.” So, I suppose first responders have come to expect it.

Posted by Adena Schutzberg at 07:00 | Comment (1) | Trackback (1) |

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So wait, I have to read the front page of ESRI.com? How 2001!

#1 James Fee (Link) on 2005-08-30 11:56 (Reply)

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