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10 Things that turned my head at the 2015 ESRIUC
"What got your attention at UC?" Indeed there isn't a quick answer for this as there really was so much to see and digest. There were, however, 10 things that jumped out at me and I'm pleased to share in Top 10 style, much the way I do every year. And so, please find 10 Things that turned my head at ESRIUC (in no particular order), along with several "bonus" inclusions.
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10 Question GeoGeek Rapidfire - Anthony Quartararo
I've always enjoyed following Anthony on social media and find him very useful as a go to expert on the topics of mobile data collection, humanitarian mapping efforts, Geoint, and open source solutions. Anthony heads up the team at Spatial Networks as President and CEO.
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Get started and and break things! US Open Data - Dat Goes Beta
The Government wants you to Get started and and break things - Interesting news via the US open Data blog. "After a long year of alpha testing, which started on August 19th, we are excited to announce our launch of a new, even-more-stable phase of dat. Beta starts now."
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NASA DataViz - A Tale of Two Extremes: Rainfall Across the US
The United States has seen a tale of two extremes this year, with drenching rains in the eastern half of the country and persistent drought in the west. A new visualization of rainfall data collected from space shows the stark contrast between east and west for the first half of 2015.
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