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Introducing RAGLD
RAGLD (Rapid Assembly of Geo-centred Linked Data) is a project looking at the development of a software component library to support the Rapid Assembly of Geo-centred Linked Data applications The adve… more →
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British Library Georeferencer
wrote 18 hours ago: Georeferencing historical maps is a time consuming process as historical maps are matched to a conte … more →
Map sale on level 7 of the library
wrote 1 week ago: The University Library Map Collection is holding a sale of duplicate and surplus maps. Coverage incl … more →
Mapping the history of Ordnance Survey
wrote 1 week ago: Discover the history of Ordnance Survey and modern maps at a talk this month. Ordnance survey ancien … more →
James May's Man Lab does Orienteering
wrote 1 week ago: James May sets out to help modern man relearn some of the vital skills that are now in danger of bei … more →
Historical Glasgow map reproductions now available
wrote 2 weeks ago: We are very pleased to announce that high quality reproductions of some of the highlights of the Map … more →
Cling to the Rock
wrote 3 weeks ago: Cling to the Rock Cling to the Rock (Crest detail) This piece was a commission for a fellow Manx com … more →
Tracks, Maps, and Apps
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wrote 3 weeks ago: I got the idea of blogging about maps and apps a couple of weeks ago whilst reading Louise Brown … more →
Ordance Survey Ancient Britain North Sheet
wrote 3 weeks ago: This publication documents ‘The major visible antiquities of Great Britain older than A.D.1066 … more →
Book Review: Map Addict by Mike Parker
wrote 1 month ago: I can’t remember how I came across this book, but I do recall a great desire to read it as soon as I … more →
Weekend rambles: Oaks Park and Clockhouse (3 miles; easy)
wrote 1 month ago: Looking for an easy, local stroll to walk off some of the excesses of last weekend? Perhaps you … more →
Introducing RAGLD
wrote 1 month ago: RAGLD (Rapid Assembly of Geo-centred Linked Data) is a project looking at the development of a softw … more →
'Go West,Young Mhor'......so I did
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wrote 1 month ago: An Ice day to go for a walk.. Blue skies, freezing temperatures and one GM activation alerted for … more →
'Locating London' - new website
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wrote 2 months ago: An interesting feature on the BBC Radio 4 Today programme today discussed a new online web project, … more →
UseGIS News Update 12-12-2011
wrote 2 months ago: News, views and tidbits that have caught our eye at UseGIS over the last week. The AA Our latest pro … more →
Side Hill, The Pap and The Hill With No Name
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wrote 2 months ago: I was heading out for a local walk and knowing that some SOTA alerts for GM land were posted I thoug … more →
Is Open Data the Future for Brands?
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wrote 2 months ago: It may sound very dull but open could represent the future for brand engagement. There’s plenty of t … more →
UseGIS News Update 02-12-2011
wrote 2 months ago: Welcome to a roundup of UseGIS news, views and tidbits that have caught our eye this week. Our frien … more →
A cartographic history
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wrote 2 months ago: Both maps are the same edition of the same series - 1951 1:25,000 series sheet 43/00, covering brown … more →
Weekend rambles: Earlswood to Nutfield (6 miles; moderate)
wrote 2 months ago: As the autumn winds start to gust, WALKER DUNELM suggests this walk along another section of the Gre … more →
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