This comes on short notice to any of you in the Denver, Boulder area or Colorado. Tina Carey tipped me off about his one that you may have heard about last year at the ESRI UC. Tonight in Broomfield at the ESRI office, members of this interesting initiative will provide a synopsis/status of the Service at Sea project. This is a great opportunity to understand the purpose of the project, how it will operate, who is involved, and how you can get involved. Visitors will be treated toe stories and pictures from the proof-of-concept trip to Africa last summer. Date – Thursday (7:30PM) at ESRI in Broomfield, CO. Some background on service at sea – Service at Sea is a non-profit ship-based Geo-technology assistance program, launching from the ESRI User Conference (San Diego, June, 2007) this year. GIS experts, scientists, and teachers will sail around the world facilitating conservation and heritage organizations with geo-technology to support their missions, and to celebrate the importance of service to others. The journey will be chronicled and shared with K-12 teachers worldwide as downloadable teaching units, and live broadcasts via the Internet to augment social studies, geography, conservation, and technology curriculums. See www.serviceatsea.org for more and be sure to contact their info email for details and to let them know you want to attend. I’ll be there so be sure to look for me and say hi ;0)
Archives for April 19, 2007
A new GISuser How to – creating heat maps and a heatmap API for google maps
This tip for a how to reference comes to me via Geospatial Analytics Inc. A heat map is a graphical representation of three dimensional data (X, Y and Value) on a two dimensional surface by using colors. How can I create a heat map? Perhaps you’ve asked this… here’s one clever solution and an API thats freely available for you to use. Using the HeatMap API users can use it over the Internet or as a .NET DLL to run in your environment. You can also integrate heat map images into Google Maps or other GIS systems. Check out details of this heat map solution and a pointer to the API at http://www.gisuser.com/content/view/11371/ See also http://www.heatmapapi.com/