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Geospatial Semantic Web Blog

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On the cross-fertilization of geospatial and semantic web technology

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  • Google’s new Digg-like search page

    Posted on Thursday July 17th, 2008 at 10:38 in search engine

    Google is experimenting a new search interface that is very similar to which of Digg. Users can vote and comment on search results — watch this video. I like the idea that users can customize and influence how results are displayed, but also I&...

  • Eye-Fi: the ultimate SD memory card

    Posted on Thursday June 26th, 2008 at 08:22 in camera, wi-fi, geotagging

    I dreamed of designing a new digital camera that knows my location when I take pictures. Since then, few products have showed up in the market. But, none of them is as sexy as this new product called Eye-Fi. It’s an SD memory card with built-in...

  • Search engine paradigm shift

    Posted on Friday June 6th, 2008 at 11:20 in search, search engine, Yahoo!, theory & philosophy

    Search engines are essential to the success of the Web. Without search engines, our Internet experience would be crippled. Recently Ian Hendry wrote a blog post that speculates the usefulness of the search engines in the near future. He thinks that s...

  • Geohash for spatial index and search

    Posted on Thursday May 29th, 2008 at 13:18 in applications, web services, geospatial, geocoding, geohash, spatial index

    Geohash is a new algorithm for encoding latitude and longitude coordinates. Given a pair of lat/long coordinates (e.g., 42.6 -5.6) as the input, the algorithm produces a string output that is the Geohash encoding of the coordinates (e.g., ezs42). Why...

  • Using Wii Fit to cruise around Google Earth

    Posted on Wednesday May 28th, 2008 at 12:28 in wii, bluetooth, google earth

    Mattieu Deru and Simon Bergweiler at DFKI demonstrate the use of Wii Balance Board as an input device to Google Earth. The application they developed is written in C#. It’s pretty amazing what one can do with Wii controllers....

  • Structured data representation of financial data

    Posted on Tuesday May 27th, 2008 at 14:13 in semantic web, financial data, xbrl

    The U.S. Security and Exchange Commission recently proposed a timetable requiring 500 of the largest public companies to begin filling their financial data using XBRL (Extensible Business Reporting Language). Why XBRL? Instead of publishing financial...

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