Sea dragon has now gone live. The cool thing is that you can now use DeepZoomPix.com to easily create and host your own deep zoom images.
A while ago I made a rather geeky photo-mosaic of berlin doors a created a deep zoom of this. So It was pretty easy to do, but yuo did have [...]
A Morse Code iPhone app that can encode and decode. Pity no one uses Morse Code any more…
For me Diana’s Cafes in Innsbruck is the perfect blog. It has a simple purpose and theme, it has considered opinions and even has maps. Oh, and I love cake and coffee!. Perfect.
Keep it up Diana, you have many more cafes to visit…
I am loving the Where’s Gary map game!
As mapperz explains:
Walkers Crisps and Multimap have join together to create a fun game. Find Gary three times in a day and you can claim one ‘Gary’s Great Trips’ point.
I have only managed to find him [...]
Doing lunch Tirol style
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Toronto airport waiting to board a delayed Air Canada flight:
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Made using Microsoft Research Image Composite Editor (ICE).
In homage to Ed Parson’s more glamorous travel panos!
Today I went on a trip back to my old stomping ground, Ordnance Survey, to present at CC:The Exchange Conference on web mapping APIs and innovation. This time I used a bit of HTML and a series of demos (rather than the death by ppt experience). It seemed to work out well, apart from Ordnance [...]
Soul Solutions have a great blog post on using Azure to store custom image tiles (i.e. with your own data) for overlay on Bing Maps.
A little bit of GIS in the cloud… Neat…
