Street View - Gran Canaria & Tenerife.
Street View - Gran Canaria & Tenerife. (Hawaii too)

Gran Canaria

Tenerife
Don't Forget the 50th State of the United States too. Hawaii
Labels: Google, Gran Canaria, Hawaii, Street View, Tenerife
Map and GIS News finding blog... for UK, Europe and Worldwide Maps... With so many Maps and GIS sites online now it is hard to find the good from the not so good. This blog tries to cut the cream and provide you with the newest, fastest, cleanest and most user friendly maps that are available online and some that are not. News has location and it is mapped. Mobile web users use Mapperz Mobile Page
Street View - Gran Canaria & Tenerife. (Hawaii too)


Labels: Google, Gran Canaria, Hawaii, Street View, Tenerife
Google Street View Mexico Arrives

Labels: Arrives, Google, Mexico, Street View
Network West Midlands - Live Bus, Train and Metro Map

Labels: Bus, Feeds, Interactive, Live, Map, Metro, Train, Transit, Transport
OpenStreetMap Data 'On Demand' with Quantum GIS 'Mimas'




Labels: Data, GIS, Mimas, OSM, Plugin, Postgis, Postgres, QGIS, Quantum
Weather.com goes into the 'Future' (Bing Maps)


"The Weather Channel's unique TruPointSM technology delivers the most accurate weather reports and forecasts - for more locations - than any other weather provider.
NEW: TruPoint technology is now available on weather.com interactive maps! See exactly where storms are forecasted for up to the next six hours so you can better plan and prepare for any activity."
Labels: Beta, Bing, Cloud, Flash, Future, Radar, TruPoint, Weather.com
Google Maps JavaScript API v3 - Now with Directions

Labels: Directions, Driving, Google Map API, Lightweight, Mobile, v3, Walking
Google Navigation Beta for Andriod
US firm Garmin fell 18% after details of Google Maps Navigation were revealed. Dutch firm TomTom fell 9.5% when markets closed on Thursday."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8331824.stm
Labels: Google Navigation, Maps, Sat Nav, Satellite, Search, Voice
The Met Office Weather Maps - October 2009 update
The biggest difference is speed, layers of weather data have improved and load even faster.
The rainfall layer shows you a radar image of rain across the country. The different colours show different intensities of rain, from dark blue (least severe rain) to white (most severe).
Faster radar and coverage expanded users will find the 'Tools' easier to control opacity (even in timeline mode).
Timeline: (animated weather in time lapse)
The timeline has been improved due to the layers speed, one of the most important parts of the weather map. By clicking on timeline, you can see recent observations or forecast weather.
The weather that is being displayed on the map has its date and time shown on the timeline, and its segment is highlighted in green.
Note that segments on the left-hand side (weather already happened) have a grey bottom. Segments on the right (which show show weather forecasts) have a green bottom.
As your mouse moves over each segment, you will see the date and time of the information, shown in light blue. Click the segment to display the weather you're hovering over.
With some options, there is a play button shown next to the timeline. Clicking it will step through the information one segment at a time. This can be very useful to see how rainfall or cloud is moving across your area. Click the pause button to stop the animation.
Layers that can't be animated show a play button with a red line through it.
The locations box now allows you to store up to 8 places, for quick navigation to those points on the map.


Labels: Faster, Improvements, Layers, National Parks, October 2009, The Met Office
Broadband Trends Map (UK)

Nokia - Ovi Good Things

Make a Map—The Make a Map feature includes a simple interactive Web map showing seven different U.S. demographic layers. Visitors can zoom in to an area of interest, select a demographic layer, then embed the map into their own Web pages simply by copying and pasting the automatically generated HTML for free map services.
Crime Maps (England & Wales ) Released


The Running Map


Labels: Distance, Elevation, Flash, Flex, iPhone, Map, Permalink, Routes, Running
Atlanta, the capital of the US state of Georgia will soon be the world's most digitally mapped city, according to organisers of a massive "Mapathon".

October 16th 17th 18th
During this three day mapping event, local businesses, community groups and OSM members will join together to launch a citywide initiative to help make the map of Atlanta one of the best in the US. For details of how to get involved in this fun, family-friendly event, see the Atlanta Citywide Mapathon page.
Useful links:Labels: Atlanta, Crowdsourcing, GPS, Mapathon, Mapping, OpenStreetMap, OSM, Papers, Walking
Google Building Maker - New!


Labels: Buildings, Contributors, Google, Google Earth, Google Maps, Model Builder, Sketch Up