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July 17, 2008 rockman Available Resources Comments Off on ArcGIS API for Google Maps

 

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August 4, 2014 rockman Available Resources Comments Off on USGS Historical Topographic Map Explorer

Esri announced earlier this summer that they were making over 175,000 historical maps from the USGS available online. The maps are available to anyone to view online using their web map viewer. Or ArcGIS online […]

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May 28, 2012 rockman Miscellaneous Comments Off on Videos: gINT and Web GIS; Free On-Demand gINT eSeminars

You can claim that I’m biased because gINT is a sponsor of GeoPrac.net.  But long before GeoPrac, I was a gINT user.  I’ve been a fan and power user of the software for over 10 […]

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July 30, 2008 rockman Geologic Hazards Comments Off on North Carolina Landslide Hazards

Geology.com pointed out a very nice PDF version of a Power Point presentation by the North Carolina Geologic Survey on their landslide hazard mapping efforts in western North Carolina. The presentation was dated August 1 of last year. The NCGS also has their landslide mapping products available for download, and those so inclined can download the GIS data sets as well. (Photo by NCGS)

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