Google Earth Design

Googler  John Bailey  (Program Manger for Geo Edu) recently did a talk for Google Education on Air  on Google's Geo tools: Being a...

So after coming back from the NACIS conference I've been looking at cloud mapping again.  At the conference Mapbox, CartoDB and Leaflet ...

I get students to build Google Earth tours for classes (see spatial stories in this post ), my site Google Earth for Teachers  describes how...

I was on a road trip holiday the week before last and before I left I read this James Fee blog post he has an image of Godzilla walking in...

First of all I'll start by making a point by considering a couple of examples of the development of everyday technologies: College Dropo...

A couple of developments passed through my inbox this week with the encouraging news that there a growing number of us interested in GeoWeb ...

I noticed that Declan wrote up an idea we kicked around in September (see 'September' on the DigitalPlanet pages ), so I thought it ...

I was away when GEarth v6 was released but I was excited to see the pegman make it into GEarth bringing the smooth usability of streetview i...

Back Button: As I move around in GEarth, GMaps and other mapping systems it occurred to me that I'd really like to have a back button t...

Sorry for lack of posts last week, my family is over from New Zealand so I took some time out. GE 5.2 has already been reviewed well by Mick...

I've been keeping tabs on the Google I/O conference via twitter and the blogosphere. I'm very pleased to see that they've anno...

This video is about how volunteers used satellite imagery to digitise roads, refugee camps and other infrastructure in Haiti following the e...

Interesting talk by Jack Dangermond and colleague at Where 2.0 discussing their soon to be released web service: ArcGIS.com. Background: T...

Tuvalu is a Pacific island famous for being vulnerable to global warming induced sea level rise . I've discovered in Google Earth, its ...

I'm not going to be able to do any blogging until July now but there's some outstanding links I wanted to share with you before I di...

This is the final part of a three part series on Patterns on the GeoWeb ( 1 , 2 ). A screen Shot of the Mt St Helens Volcano in Google Eart...

So I've been following where 2.0 via twitter and the videos published and feeling like I missed the party :( Google Earth for NeoGeograp...

Update: Andrew Turner has suggested "neocartographer" would be a better term than neogeographer in this post, I think he's c...

I woke up yesterday morning to find the world had changed. London was covered by 10cm of snow, the heaviest snowfall here in 18 years. I ...

The web as we know it is based on a book analogy. It started out as little more than text with hyper links. Growing more sophisticated, th...