A VerySpatial Podcast | Discussions on Geography and Geospatial Technologies

Main topic: Certification rerevisited. News: Galileo, Glonass, and GeoINT.

Main topic: GIS and gaming revisited. News: NGA, mobile nav, and ArcGIS.

Main topic: Geospatial data and liability. News: Google, iOS, and TomTom.

An all new episode. Intel, Nokia, NGS, Autodesk, Trimble...

Main topic: The role of Geoportals. News: NetNeutrality, Aquarius, and Virtual Globes.

Main topic: GAW2011 theme discussion. News: NASA, USGS, and Trimble.

Main topic: Random thoughts on programming and geospatial. News: Ghost town, HIPPO, and Lightsquared.

Main topic: Dan Adams of TomTom. News: NASA, Yahoo, and Dutch Mtn

Main topic: Propylon and Restore America's Estuaries. News: StreetMapper, Earthquake, and USGIF.

Main topic: Greg Allard of the USGS. News: China, Russia, and Disney.

Main topic: Diana Sinton, University of Redlands. News: IBM, Clark Labs, and Apple.

Main topic: Accela Software. News: Autodesk, Layar, and Orbit GIS.

Max Baber of GeoInt talks about the upcoming imprint series, GeoInt 2011, and the annual GeoInt Scholarship.

Main topic: Reed Copsey of CTech. News: EU, Spatial Humanities, Nations Report Card.

We got a chance to talk to Aaron Morrison of Baker about their use of mobile lidar technologies. He offered some great examples of how this terrestrial acquisition of lidar can be used to support a number of industries.

Main topics: Richard Cooke of ITT Vis. News: Atlantis, USDA, and OpenTreeMap.

Main topics: Elvin Slavik of Maptel and Jeff Dunn of UConn. News: ArcGIS 10.1, Procedural, and competitions.

Main topic: Geospatial skills competition. News: EU, Asteroid, Japan, earthmine...

Main topic: Mladen Stojic of ERDAS. News: Russia, Avazea, and Google.

Main topic: Geoplay and Geogames. News: NSF, ESA, and QGIS.

News: URISA, Garmin, Kinect, and Esri.

Main topic: Conference highlights and trends. News: Nasa, California, and EPA.

Main topic: HCI and geospatial. News: Ashtech, File GeoDB, and National Geographic Geography Bee.

Main topic: Definition and direction of GIS. News: Galileo, SmartAR, and Windows Phone 7.1.

Main Topic: The intersection of touch and mobile. News: Trimble, MapServer, LightSquared.

Main topic: John Campbell of the USGS. News: Ford, History Channel, and Time Travel.

Main Topic: Max Baber of the USGIF. News: Geospatial Revolution, Skyhook, and NASA.

Main topic: Matt Larsen on Landsat Program. News: TomTom, Trimble, and ArcGIS.

Main topic: Kyle Schmackpfeffer, ITT Geospatial. News: Tracking, Nokia, and satellites.

Main topic: Nate Wood, USGS Geographer, on vulnerability and natural hazards.

Main topic: Visiting other to learn. News: Azerbijian, SSX, and CityGML.

Main topic: Bandwidth, Cloud, and Geospatial. News: NASA, Data.gov, and Android.

Main topic: Earth Observation Day. News: OGC, Navteq, and Autodesk.

Main topic: Geovisualization. News: TomTom, NOAA, and ERDAS.

Main topic: Geospatial and Geohazards. News: OpenGeo Suite, UK, and redistricting.

Main topic: Data accuracy standards. News: NASA, Lightsquared, software.

Main topic: The space shuttle program and its contributions to geospatial. News: ESA, NASA, deCarta.

News: Mapquest, OpenDEM, NGAC, Esri.

Main topic: Amy Bullard on National Geospatial Skills Competition. News: Data, Patent, and APIs.

Main topic: APIs and SDKs. News: ISRO, NASA, and Google.

News: IBM, Kinect, Verizon, Egypt, and GISCI.

Main topic: Web mapping for managers. News: Kibera, China, and FortiusOne.

Main topic: What we are working on. News: Flooding, Google, and ITT.

In this Special Episode we talk about the shiny baubles of technology that caught our attention from CES 2011.

Main topic: Lesley Downie, Author of Chaos Cave. News: Turtles, Japan, and MAPPS.

A conversation with Natasha Léger, Editor of LBx Journal, about LBx's mission and direction recorded during Where 2.0 2010.

Main topic: Prognostications for 2011. News: Census, OpenSeaMap, and Putin.

Main topic: Our 2010 year-end review. News: FGDC, Net Neutrality, and Brazil GPS.

This year we bring you our thoughts on the top movies and games of there year...a little off topic, but we still bring it back to our research.