- Peter: Why the cloud?
- Brian: Google Fusion Tables
- Chris: the OpenGeo stack on Amazon (PostGIS, GeoServer, OpenLayers, etc)
- Peter: Ubisense myWorld and Arc2Earth
- Chris: GeoCommons
- Peter: OpenStreetMap
We got a lot of good feedback on the session. Here's the video (for best quality click through to vimeo and watch in HD):
Geo in the cloud from Peter Batty on Vimeo.
Here are links to the demos we used, or related sites:- Utah Oil Wells in Fusion Tables (Brian)
- Denver Elections map in Fusion Tables (Brian)
- Centennial address lookup (Brian)
- FOSS4G 2010 attendance map in Fusion Tables (Peter)
- FOSS4G 2010 attendance map in GeoCommons (Peter)
- How to run an OpenGeo Amazon instance (Chris) - blog post from OpenGeo, our demo instance is not running permanently
- Video demo of Ubisense myWorld (Peter) - public demo not currently available
- GeoCommons (Chris)
- OpenStreetMap (Peter)
And finally, here are my slides on slideshare:
Geo in the cloud
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7 comments:
Thanks for all the links and the slides, oh and the video.
Thanks for posting this Peter. Good stuff, but no mention of SpatialCloud.com? I suppose I am bias. =)
Hi Josh, sorry about that, obviously we couldn't mention everyone active in the geo cloud area, so we picked what we thought was a good cross section of examples where the 3 of us had direct experience.
Peter - thanks for taking the extra step of making the video of your presentations and sharing your info with the rest of us English speaking geo-nerds. it is very appreciated.
Notification of OSM edits: You can use itoworld.com to setup notifications of OSM edits. Here is a link - ITO Worrld.
Bernie, thanks both for the thanks and for the pointer to the ITO World notification service. And good work on watching the video right to the very end :) !!
Alfred Sawatsky also tweeted that he uses OWL to track OSM updates in an area (this gives you an RSS feed).
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