
The lecture at GWU inspired me :-)
My old dorm room is wedged between the reflections of the E St. building

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GWU Quilt
|| 11/18/2005 || 7:07 am || Comments Off on GWU Quilt || ||
The lecture at GWU inspired me :-)
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Dupont Circle Quilt
|| 11/17/2005 || 7:32 am || Comments Off on Dupont Circle Quilt || ||
I used one of the smallest tessellations yet to make this. The source imagery of the tiled Dupont Circle was only 2,600 pixels, but I made the right calculations to keep spatial resolution very similar the final product the same as the source (I counted how many times I saw the full tiled go across and multipled by 2,600). I like how it turned out, but I wish there was more merging of the circle itself, as in the circle itself would become a larger circle around the center. Up next, I am going to make one using nothing but imagery of GWU.
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Wal-Mart Media Recon
|| 11/15/2005 || 1:14 pm || Comments Off on Wal-Mart Media Recon || ||
Union Newswire
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preparing…
|| 11/14/2005 || 11:39 pm || Comments Off on preparing… || ||
I spent all Sunday and all of this evening, and will most likely spend most of day preparing for my presentation on Wednesday. I’ve made about 20 slides thus far and I’m not even half-way done yet! I did a trial run of the presentation so far, and I’m already past a half hour. This will be, without a doubt, the longest presentation I’ve ever given, but I realize when you talk about something you love, time will fly by!
USDA, where is your organic?
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So earlier today I went to the USDA’s GIS Day at the USDA’s main building at 12th & Independence for work. We setup a booth for the My Community, Our Earth Program to show USDA employees the importance of geographic education for sustainable development. While I have been to the Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service (CSREES) building before, this was the first time I have been in their main building. We setup in the back of the cafeteria, and after we had discussed our projects to the other exhibitors we were given the green light to go and get some “USDA chow.” I was sincerely hoping to find some organic USDA chow, but instead I found your typical pesticide ridden SYSCO food service grub. I am still quite amazed to be honest…. Is there no employee who prefers organic food at the USDA? You’d think they’d want to have that food available to show that they are serious about the program, but instead there was no mention of it- no logo anywhere. If I could go back there again, I’d definitely like to find one of the employees working on the program and pick there brain for a bit. Literally, I’d like to see them put their money where their mouth is!
Wal – Monster
|| 11/13/2005 || 11:55 pm || Comments Off on Wal – Monster || ||
latin quote of the week…
|| 11/11/2005 || 3:51 pm || Comments Off on latin quote of the week… || ||
translated: A more serious warfare is concealed by seeming peace.
Brown Bag Series
|| 11/10/2005 || 8:51 pm || Comments Off on Brown Bag Series || ||
come one, come all!
|| 11/9/2005 || 10:13 am || 2 Comments Rendered || ||
I am so excited about this…
Please come if you can make it! I will be speaking on creative applications of geospatial technology using Flash, Bryce 3D, and Google Earth. I will also be discussing experimental map projections and ways in which students, teachers, and professionals can incorporate these software programs into their lives to foster more dynamic and effective means of knowledge dissemination.
Geographers,
You are invited to attend the second of our Fall Series Lunchtime Seminars.
Featuring:
NIKOLAS SCHILLER (Association of American Geographers)Presenting:
Mapping Your Own Legend:
Creative Applications of Geospatial TechnologyWhen: November 16th, 1pm
Where: Spatial Analysis Lab,
1957 E Street, Suite 512
(Geography Department)See you all there, Arrive early for pizza!
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