Sean Gillies has been experimenting with a web service, Mush. It takes two GeoRSS feeds and calculates the “sphere of influence”, or spatial intersection, of the two feeds.
Perhaps it’s part of a trend (hopefully) for more “analytical” services in “neogeography”.
The Planning Alerts GeoRSS API was used as a clever example. In combination with a […]
If you’re on the fence about picking up a new iPhone, consider that it supports GeoRSS out of the box!
Sorry for the long delay in getting the GeoRSS site back up. We had an unforseen (as they tend to be) loss of the original host, and recovering the data led to problems. But thanks to the heroic efforts of many, the site is restored on a new host (and backups).
We’ll be updating the content […]
I need some pretty basic GeoRSS GML export functionality from ArcMap. Beta quality is fine. Has anyone done this or can it be whipped up in a week? I’d be happy to take a stab at maintaining it as open source, but there’s always ArcScripts for this as well.
Who would’ve imagined the day when GeoRSS is part of the job description.
Domain expertise in GIS, photogrammetry and geospatial service oriented architecture (SOA) technologies (WMS, WFS, geoRSS) is highly desirable.
After discussion in the GeoRSS community, and based on feedback of consistency across pages, we’ve migrated the GeoRSS site to a Drupal-based CMS. Also, if you walk in web-design rings, you may know that May 1st is CSSReboot.
What does this mean to you? First, the pages will be much easier to maintain for accuracy and […]
Since Google’s and Microsoft’s GeoRSS announcements last month, there’s been a big jump in interest. Just look at the GeoRSS hits graph from Technorati.
Well more than anyone here can keep up with. One thing that’s jumped out at me is that among the recent batch of Google Summer of Code 2007 project approvals, there’s three […]
Jason Birch has a nice little tutorial on building a GeoRSS feed to show current housing starts with a feed of new construction building permits. He’s using Safe Software’s FME, but even if you don’t have that, he also shows the output on Google Reader and Google Maps. Very nice!
Announced on the Google Maps Blog, GeoRSS, in all its glory, is now supported by Google Maps. Support for KML has been vastly improved too.
Maybe it doesn’t need to be said, this is a big big deal for GeoRSS. We now have support across all three major web map apis, and a common language for […]
Yahoo Pipes, the new RSS remix and mashup programming environment from Yahoo has made a stunning debut. I’ve used Ray Ozzie’s quote “RSS is the Unix Pipe of the Internet” in my presentations on GeoRSS, and Pipes is a big step towards realizing that idea .. this kind of leveraging of RSS is exactly the […]