Showing posts with label wikipedia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wikipedia. Show all posts

Monday, October 25, 2010

Neogeography Is Dead (According To Wikipedia At Least)

Ahh … paleogeography and neogeography; will the battle never end? The latter is a term used to refer to the combining of online mapping with data, incorporating classic cartography and GIS and exposed via Web 2.0 style mashups. The former is a term with dual meanings; one referring to the study of past and ancient geography and one being a pejorative to refer to the opposite and inverse of neogeography.

Sunday, October 24, 2010

FOSS4G/Open data Geonews: State of the Map 2011 in Denver too, Wikipedia and OpenStreetMap, OpenHeatMap, QGIS with ECW, and more

Here's a few recent open source geospatial software and open data news.

On the open data front:

On the open source software front:



Post originale: http://slashgeo.org/2010/10/22/FOSS4GOpen-data-Geonews-State-Map-2011-Denver-too-Wikipedia-and-OpenStreetMap-OpenHeatMap

Slashgeo: FOSS4G/Open data Geonews: State of the Map 2011 in Denver too, Wikipedia and OpenStreetMap, OpenHeatMap, QGIS with ECW, and more

Here's a few recent open source geospatial software and open data news.

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Post originale: http://slashgeo.org/2010/10/22/FOSS4GOpen-data-Geonews-State-Map-2011-Denver-too-Wikipedia-and-OpenStreetMap-OpenHeatMap

Monday, October 18, 2010

WikiBhasha Beta for Multilingual Content Creation Tool for Wikipedia

Microsoft Research launched WikiBhasha beta, a multilingual content creation tool for Wikipedia, that enables contributors to Wikipedia to find content from other Wikipedia articles, translate the content into other languages, and then either compose new articles or enhance existing articles in multilingual Wikipedias.