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PostGIS Resources - The Spinning Compass: GIS Student Resources
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The Death of GeoGig Has Been Greatly Exaggerated
The Death of GeoGig Has Been Greatly Exaggerated
GeoGig is not dead. In light of some recent questions, I would like to take to a moment to discuss what the GeoGig team is up to and what additional steps are being taken to prepare for GeoGig 1.0. To frame this discussion I will highlight two steps (rebase and tag) that are used to prepare a data product for release in GeoGig. I wrote this article last week about version control and GIS and…
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[September 2013]
As the content lead for the Boundless project, I also wrote the blog that announced its launch.
In 2012 OpenStreetMap, the open source user generated digital map of the world passed the 1 million user mark, making it the largest source of free geospatial data in the world