Tag Archives: GIS

Seeing beneath Stonehenge: Data Mining Under-The-Earth?

Posted on December 7, 2011 by avatar

With the successively launch of the KMZ, knowing that the data is “free”, being used and hopefully enjoyed in Google Earth has made me reminisce about my time on the Project ,and the last few weeks before launch as I … Continue reading →

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Google Under-the-Earth: Seeing beneath Stonehenge

Posted on September 16, 2011 by avatar

Here’s a video offering a glimpse of the forthcoming  Google Under-the-Earth: Seeing beneath Stonehenge project due to launch soon. I’ve been involved in this project from the inception, and I’m really pleased how the final product is shaping up. Users will … Continue reading →

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Songo Mnara

Posted on July 11, 2011 by avatar

I returned last week from Songo Mnara, where I was providing GNSS survey and GIS support. It was an amazing 17 days, living and working on a true desert Island. No freshwater, apart from supplies ferried from the mainland, made … Continue reading →

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Market Research…and an old friend

Posted on April 7, 2011 by avatar

I’m about to receive survey results from a selection of regional businesses, focused on their use and knowledge of GI and GIS, or lack of it.  I put it together with the Market Research Group, based at BU. Apparently we have more than … Continue reading →

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