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Spatial Database Independence
I often hear asserted in discussions about accessing data in databases that the approach taken should be “database independent”. The assertion is always made as
Tiling Very Large Rasters
One often meets a question like this (asked on the PostGIS discussion list) about the performance of raster images: Can anyone comment on the “Performance”
Cloud Computing GIS and Standards (OGC/ISO)
There is a discussion going on on LinkekIn about GIS and cloud computing. I responded to the posts and include my comments (which should be
Usefulness of Spatial Metadata as a Foundation for an Australian data.gov and other uses
Disclaimer What follows is a personal opinion based on experience. While many statements appear critical of the people who create and administer spatial metadata in
Vale Professor Pieter Roelof Zwart 1941-2010
One of the fathers of the Australian Spatial Industry, Professor Pieter Roelof Zwart (University of Tasmania), lost his battle with cancer on 3rd April 2010.
Interview by Nestoria on Real Estate Mapping
This month, January 2009, I was interviewed by Kat Mackintosh, an Australian working for Nestoria in London. Nestoria are currently in the process of expanding
Mapping surface area of a ruptured pipe in Oracle Spatial
I gave a talk last year entitled Automated Layer Management – Experiences At Mid Coast Water which was about mapping the area that would be
FOSS4G 2009 Sydney Presentation
I gave a rather manic presentation (Open Source, Oracle and PostGIS) at the FOSS4G 2009 Conference at Darling Harbour in Sydney, Australia, on Thursday October
Reflecting a Geometry Object Around a Line
The STReflect function allows for any input geometry (point, line or polygon) to be reflected around a supplied 2-point line of reflection (LineString).
Implementing Point-based Costs in pgRouting
Implementing Point-based Costs in pgRouting pgRouting is a great tool but it does have certain limitations. One limitation is that one cannot have costs at
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