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GIS Tech News (#51) 5 Feb, 2008
Collaboration Yields Cleaner Water: With the help of GIS tools, the city of Denver is keeping urban contamination out of rivers and streams.More>>
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GIS Tech News (#50) 15 Jan, 2008
General Lee's Bird's Eye View: Using GIS to shed new light on the Battle of Gettysburg.More>>
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GIS Tech News (#49) 4 Dec, 2007
GPS Satellites Gain Prominence: Recent developments in satellite and GPS technology will improve the quality of GPS data that land professionals can use in their projects.More>>
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GIS Tech News (#48) 20 Nov, 2007
Conference Reinforces GIS–IT Connection: Oracle Open World reveals the database titan forging partnerships to handle the present and future needs for GIS data management.More>>
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GIS Tech News (#47) 6 Nov, 2007
Rapid Design Visualization Bridges 3D Gap: Software that works inside and extends popular CAD applications helps engineers and their clients understand how finished projects will look.More>>
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GIS Tech News (#46) 16 Oct, 2007
Minority Report for the Majority: Information Builders advances the integration of enterprise data to geospatial data for predicting criminal activity.More>>
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GIS Tech News (#45) 2 Oct, 2007
The Perils of 3D Modeling: Know what to watch out for -- and when to stop -- when using these powerful tools.More>>
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GIS Tech News (#44) 18 Sep, 2007
Can 3D Road Geometry Save Gas? Intermap and an Auburn University research team study fuel economy in the heavy trucking industries.More>>
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GIS Tech News (#43) 4 Sep, 2007
Robots Probe Underground Pipes: Municipalities and industries such as oil and gas are gathering new data on old pipelines.More>>
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GIS Tech News (#42) 21 Aug, 2007
Fight the Bite, Track the Truck: Managing West Nile virus with GIS; monitoring mobile assets with FleetScapeMore>>
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