Sanjay Gangal Sanjay Gangal is the V.P. of Sales and Marketing at IBSystems, the parent company of AECCafe.com and GISCafe.Com. He has been following the AEC & GIS Industries for last 15 years. He has interviewed hundreds of AEC & GIS Executives over the years.
This is a tutorial by Suzanne Blier and Ben Lewis of Harvard University showing how to create map layers, link to media (such as images and video), label, and symbolize features within WorldMap.
In this talk (which was recorded as a dry run for a seminar) Rich presents a very brief introduction to the Python programming language from the point of view of someone wanting to perform data manipulation on geographic data. He outlines what a GIS is (essentially the meeting point between computers and map-making) and cover some issues to do with raster data on the Earth’s surface.
He covers the importance of choosing your sampling wisely, how to generate contoured heigh plots, faux 3d-shared relief maps, slope and aspect plots. Then there is a discussion about some simple de-noising strategies for freely accessible data and investigate a strange phenomenon in Oxfordshire.
Examining 1 Day of Severe Storms with GIS, All Sections. Using ArcGIS for Desktop (with some online data) to examine the spatial and temporal aspects of one day of tornadoes, windstorms, and hailstorms, including the tornado at the St Louis Airport.
Bern Szukalski of Esri demonstrates ArcGIS Online, its new capabilities, and how geodesign practitioners can benefit from using the software. He gave this presentation in January, 2012 at the 2012 GeoDesign Summit .
This video demonstrates the how ERDAS IMAGINE can be used for line of sight, placement of traffic cameras, flood preparedness and accident investigation.
The Interactive Terrain Shaping technology preview provides users with a unique workflow for developing grading proposals in AutoCAD® Civil 3D® 2012 software. The primary goal of this effort is to provide a holistic approach to terrain shaping that allows users to go from concept to completion using the same model. The intent is to facilitate the development of comprehensive grading plans that can be easily tuned through the project cycle. More information at http://labs.autodesk.com/utilities/civil3d_terrain/ .
The earthmine SDK for iPhone brings earthmine’s rich street level 3D experience to the large user base of iPhone and iPod Touch users. The earthmine SDK for iPhone gives developers the core functionality to retrieve and display earthmine’s panoramic imagery as well as an extensive set of tools to create immersive applications and unique experiences on the iPhone. Users of the earthmine SDK for iPhone can access the entire earthmine image and 3D dataset from their mobile device, putting an immersive street level experience in their pocket.