About | Contact | Register | Advertise | FAQ
Free GISuser Newsletter
HomeNewsArticlesDataJobsEDUCommunityGalleryForumsLBSzoneSTOREBlogFlickr
GISuser Spotlights | Spotlight | Link to GISuser | GIS Schools | Glossary | Geoblogs | Blog  
advertisement

GISuser Newsletter

GIS & LBS News - 3X A Week
View recent edition

newsletter
 
Get the popular GISuser Today Newsletter SUBSCRIBE HERE
Register as a GISuser!

RSS Get GISuser via RSS


GISuser Sponsor


Featured Download


Solve your spatial data conversion challenges with FME. Get the most extensive format support for data translation and integration, and unlimited flexibility in data model transformation.

Try it free today.

Featured Event


GISuser Sponsor


Featured Job

Job GIS specialist
Project Manager, CA
Job GIS specialist
GIS Specialist, VT


Recent Site Additions
2008 USGS African Remote Sensing Market Research
Blue Marble to Participate in USGS Biennial GIS Workshop, Denver, CO
2nd International Workshop on Mobile Geospatial Augmented Reality
GISCorps Volunteers Needed for an Urgent Project
Topcon sales and marketing promotions announced
GIS user group meet, Loveland, CO - Mobile GIS, still a hot topic
Nokia Beta Labs Introduces Nokia Step Counter - track how much you walk or run
FOSS4G 2008 CFP reminder and workshop news
More Than 550 Million GPS-Enabled Handsets Will Ship by 2012
Burma / Myanmar aid directed by satellite
Blog - TerrasServer.com VS Microsoft TerrasServer USA


GISuser Events
May 2008
MTWTFSS
28
29
30
1

GISuser Sponsor


GISuser Web 2.0

GISuser Sponsor


Home arrow Community     

GISuser HOT JOBS!
MORE COOL STUFF! GISuser Today , the Flickr & the AnyGeo Blog, Map Gallery

Mashup Zone

The GISuser Mashup zone provides leads to news, articles, tools, tips & tricks for developers of mashups and those interested in using available APIs and SDKs to create their own map mashups. Topics include Google Maps, Google Earth, Yahoo! Maps, Microsoft Virtual Earth, Lat49,Maps24,  and others.

Suggested GISuser Mashup Resources:

Top Mashup Features:

 Tutorial: Create a Google MyMap, add your flickr photos from a Mapplet, then embed in your website - As of this week, adding a Google map, or even better, your Google "MyMaps", to your webpage is a snap. You know how simple it is to embed a youTube video into your blog? Well, it's that simple. Here's a short tutorial to show you how simple it can be. We'll create a custom google MyMap, add a Mapplet, embed some photos from our flickr account, save the map, and embed it within a website... no problemmo! To finish I'll offer up a couple of photo geotagging tools for those of you with GPS-enabled cell phones and a tool for mannual geotagging for those with no access to GPS. If you enjoy Google maps, flickr, and geotagging photos then this tutorial is for you!

Google Earth 101 - Using the Image Overlay Tool in Google Earth - In this article you will learn how to use the image overlay functionality provided in Google Earth to import existing images into the 3D display and drape them over the existing terrain.  Many image file formats can be displayed in Google Earth including jpg, bmp, gif, tiff, tga, png, and a number of others. 

Google MyMaps + TakItWithMe + Garmin Communicator API = WOW! Every once in a while an application comes along that makes you sit back and say... WOW! TakItWithMe is a new service for uploading Google My Maps and Google Earth KML content to Garmin and other handheld devices.  TakItWithMe is a free service and supports most Garmin hand-held devices by leveraging the newly announced Garmin Communicator API. 

Integrating ArcGIS and Google Earth: Analyzing Patterns in Geographic Data through Time The trilogy of how-to articles has become one of the most popular tutorials to date at GISuser.com. Moving forward, we're pleased to pick up where we left off and offer another fine article from author Eric Pimpler, this one focuses on the integration of ArcGIS and Google Earth and looks at enhancements found in Google Earth 4 like the introduction of the new Time control... enjoy!

 City Tours, photos, maps, reviews, and Schmapplets from your desktop Schmap 2.0 (Beta) With the busy summer travel season upon us here in the Northern Hemisphere there's a strong demand for travel maps... enter Schmap! This amazing resource offers up free travel guides/maps that enable you to easily explore virtually any major destination on the planet.

A Look at the Geocoding Functionality Build Into Google Maps API V2  When the Google Maps API was released in early 2005, one of the most notable omissions was the ability to geocode addresses.  This posed more of an inconvenience that anything else as there are many geocoding APIs available from various sources, some of which are free to use. 

 Lat49 A Mashup Advertising Engine to help monetize map mashups - Google has laid the foundation for map mashup development -- more tools, more exposure... etc... Now there's a solution from LAT49 (Beta) to help put more cash in the pockets of developers and map publishers.

Display # 
Content Index

Tutorial - Take your Geolocated photos into Google Maps or Google earth via Geo-RSS with ease!
Posted on December 01, 2007
This may be old-school for some of you, others will appreciate this simple tip.  All you need here is a Nokia N95 or other GPS-enabled device, some geotagged photos, a flickr account, a geo-RSS feed, and a Google account (optional) - read on for this simple GeoRSS photo feed, google map tutorial
 

Share places using findbyClick mobile - location-aware Google Maps mashup
Posted on November 27, 2007
 Map mashups are everywhere, many of them are also mobile enabled, providing users with the ability to update and share their places from their mobile... findbyclick is just such an application - location-based intelligence and social networking all in one.
 

Google MyMaps + TakItWithMe + Garmin Communicator API = WOW!
Posted on July 17, 2007
Every once in a while an application comes along that makes you sit back and say... WOW! TakItWithMe is a new service for uploading Google My Maps and Google Earth KML content to Garmin and other handheld devices.  TakItWithMe is a free service and supports most Garmin hand-held devices by leveraging the newly announced Garmin Communicator API.  According to the developers... "Combined with the recent Maplets functionality at maps.google.com, this helps bridge the geoweb to real world GPS use. "
 

Mashup Zone - Google Maps Training & Tutorials
Posted on July 11, 2007
GISuser is pleased to share with our readers a number of tutorials designed to help you get up and running using the Google Maps API - kudos to our Mashup sponsor, Geo Spatial Training LLC. Interested in providing us with a tutorial? Contact us!
 

LookLocal Puts Google Maps, Yahoo! Maps, Live Search Maps at your fingertips
Posted on June 05, 2007
looklocal idelixBeen to the Idelix Labs lately? This is the developer resource where beta apps and other cool things the Vancouver-based company is working on are hosted. One such application launched last year is LookLocal... think of it as the ultimate map mashup where users can flip-flop their mapping between all the big boys in the mashup world - Google Maps, Yahoo! Maps,  and Live Search Maps. Oh... and perhaps coolest of all, integrate Idelix PDT into your mapping experience for a close up look and friendly navigation. Recall, PDT that nifty little "lens" for "magnifying" what appears on your computer display screen.
 

10 Cool Things You Need to Know About Google Developer Day
Posted on May 09, 2007
Focusing on the theme “Building Blocks for Better Web Applications,” Google Developer Day will explore innovative uses of Google developer products to create and enhance applications, integrate with Google services and reach millions of users on Google and beyond. The following are my list of 10 Cool Things about Google's planned Developer Day!
 

StormPulse Mashup offers One Stop Access To Tropical Storm and Hurricane Data
Posted on April 26, 2007
GISuser Reader Matthew contacted us about a very clever resource that he's developed - StormPulse. Users of the NHC Tropical Prediction Center will love and appreciate this amazing mashup!  Users can map a storm track, access information about a storm from NOAA, read about the storm's lifecycle, grab info from Wikipedia, view photos posted to flickr that reference the hurricane, access satellite imagery and much more - as an example see details of Hurricane Alberto, 2006 - this is a fantastic mashup and I can't wait to see more from it!
 

GISuser How To #1... How to Add Google MyMaps to your website
Posted on April 16, 2007
Now you can easily embed your Google MyMaps into your blog or website using this handy utility called MyMaps + (Plus).
 

Google Maps developer Tip: Using Google Docs & Spreadsheets to create your Google Map
Posted on April 02, 2007
An interesting tip comes our way from the Google developer weblog. Using data stored and maintained in a simple spreadsheet, users can use tools like the Google Spreadsheets API to quickly map your data using Google Maps.
 

Spotlight on Mashups... Sounds and maps about Philly!
Posted on November 21, 2006

A clever new mashup from the Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Corporation combines the sights and sounds of Philladelphia with historical tales, images, audio, and best of all, Google maps!


 

<< Start < Previous 1 2 Next > End >>
Results 1 - 10 of 19
 
  Mobile/LBS (14 items)
  Mashup Zone
  How To (2 items)
  GISuser Autodesk Zone (10 items)
  DevZones and Geospatial Developer Programs (8 items)
  10 Cool Things (12 items)
  GISuser Spotlights (117 items)
  Spotlights on GIS Education (47 items)
  Business (24 items)
  Spotlights on Data (95 items)
  Web Mapping (59 items)
  Hardware (5 items)
  Software (16 items)

Digg!

Share This Item 

del.icio.us / Furl / digg this item!Digg / Slashdot / Y!MyWeb / reddit / newsvine  addtoany
Share on Facebook

Get the GISuser Today Newsletter (3X a week!)
 


The Editor's Blog


Glenn's AnyGeo BlogSee more threads and details about Glenn's AnyGeo Weblog HERE The Editor (Glenn) started the AnyGeo blog some time ago and the threads are now also mirrored here at GISuser.com - RSS feed is available to add to your favorite news reader.

Featured Events
  • The O’Reilly Where 2.0 conference brings together the people, projects, and issues inspiring change. Where 2.0 exposes the tools pushing the boundaries of the location frontier, tracks the emergence of new business models and services, and examines new sources of data and the platforms for collecting them. 
  • GeoWeb 2008 - This exciting annual conference will take place in Vancouver, Canada from July 21-25th, 2008 at the Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue. The GeoWeb 2008 conference welcomes both public and private organizations to meet, discuss and learn about today’s most innovative geospatial technologies.
  • 2008 ESRI International User Conference (ESRI UC) - Users from more than 120 countries come to learn new skills, share information, and discover best practices, tips, and tricks that they can use instantly. Be part of this extraordinary experience August 4–8, 2008, in San Diego, California.
  • 2008 ESRI Survey & Engineering GIS Summit - August 2-5, San Diego, California. Join more than 400 surveyors and engineers in exploring the possibilities of GIS technology. See how GIS software integrates with surveying and engineering tools to provide more complete business solutions and field processes.

List Your Event Here


Recent GISuser Discussions
1: Re: Intro to ArcGIS classes 2008 by TrippCor
2: Re: chinagis by Nagaraju Joopaka
3: job search by Ariam
4: Re: geohippo by mikeD
5: Re: geohippo by gisuser

show last 4hrs - 24hrs

Google Geospatial Search
Google
 

 

or... try our CUSTOM GISuser Google Search!

Contribute to the GISuser Search (by Google)


Today's Top News

Todays top GIS news story 
NAVTEQ Continues its Support of the Java Developer Community

GOT NEWS? Send To:



Sponsor




GISuser RSS Feed
Get the latest Geospatial news
direct to your desktop
RSS


feedburner
add to google reader




technocrati

See ALL the GISuser Feeds


GISuser Site Sponsor


Most Popular
The GISuser's Guide to locating and downloading Free USGS data
Gmaps 101 - An Introduction to Google Maps & The Google Maps API (Part 1)
Hackers Tap Into the Functionality and Simplicity of Google Maps
GISuser Guide to downloading Free 7.5 minute DEMs
Gmaps 101 - An Introduction to Google Maps & The Google Maps API V2 (Part 2)
GIS Community Resources
BearingPoint, ESRI SAS Introduce Leading-Edge Development Planning Solution for Commercial Retailers
State GIS Clearinghouse Directory - Update, July 2004
ShakeMap — A Tool for Earthquake Response
Maps and cartograms of 2004 US presidential election results

GISuser WebMaps

GeoMedia WebMap 5.0 Demo

GISuser HOT Spots!

Google Mashup Zone
GISuser WebMaps
Free Data Articles
Spotlights & Tips
GISuser Resumes
Data Links
10 Cool Things
The LBS Zone!


Partner Sites

Geo Widgets

 


Affiliations


Get GISuser news & updates via RSS


Mobilize / Share

GIS / LBS Mosh
Add to my Widsets


Top Stops

GISuser Site Login
Username

Password
Forgotten your password?
No account yet? Create one




Spatial Media, LLC ©2003 - 2008 All rights reserved / Privacy Statement