How perfect is GPS? You be the judge
August 14, 2017
In the July and August issues of the magazine, the “Out in Front” editorials held forth on the […]
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In the July and August issues of the magazine, the “Out in Front” editorials held forth on the […]
Possibly during the course of last month’s editorial here, “‘Nearly Perfect’ Not Nearly,” in which I called out […]
GPS expert Scott Pace has been chosen by the White House to serve as executive secretary of the […]
Here there be dragons. That phrase (or a variation of it) was used by early mapmakers to designate […]
“Maps are alive,” declared Jack Dangermond, Esri founder and president, on the plenary stage at the world’s largest […]
“Maps are alive,” declared Jack Dangermond, Esri founder and president, on the plenary stage at the world’s largest […]
When someone utters the words “I’m nearly perfect,” get on your toes. Such self-appraisal usually masks something. It […]
This month’s column deals with two troublesome topics: the U.S. government’s over-reliance on GPS, and the potential costs […]
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