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  1. conferences reported on GeoWeb LInks
  2. 6th International Symposium on Spatial Databases
  3. the 9th International Symposium on Spatial Data Handling (SDH)
  4. GIS/EM4
  5. DCNet99
  6. the Transportable Environments Conference is on 18 November 2000

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(3)     Ninety Years of Urban Growth as Described With GIS: An Historic Geography

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1.          Center for Transportation Research and Education, Iowa State University.

2.          (FHWA/GIS) FHWA Technology Transfer Transportation Planning Geographic Information Systems --- FINAL REPORT (pdf file, using Acrobat Reader)

3.           (GIS-ALAS) Geographic Information System-Based Accident Location and Analysis System (GIS-ALAS) ¡i¥æ³q¨Æ¬G°Ï¦ì¤ÀªR¡j

4.          (GIS-TPT) Geographic Information System Traffic Planning Tools (GIS-TPT)

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4.          ¤G«×¤À±a/¸g½n«×®y¼ÐÂà´«[2](http://netcity2.web.hinet.net/UserData/pluto/GeoUTM.htm)

 

¤G. OPEN GIS

  1. Open GIS Consortium, Inc.( http://www.opengis.org/)
  2. Open GIS Consortium, Inc. OGIS Guide (http://www.sbg.ac.at/geo/standard/ogis/GUIDE1.HTM)
  3. ESRI - ARC News -- Open GIS (http://www.esri.com/company/opengis/openarcnews.html)
  4. Intergraph Opens GIS File Formats to Promote `Openness' in the Industry (http://www.ingr.com/iss/products/mapping/opengis/openinit.html)
  5. Intergraph Corporation -- Open GIS (http://www-nihon.intergraph.com/iss/products/mapping/opengis/)
  6. Atlanta Forum for Open Spatial Information Systems (http://www.ogeta.com/atlanta.forum)
  7. Open GIS Architecture (http://www-a5.igd.fhg.de/projects/oga/oga_flyer.html)

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(¤@) Spatial Data Transfer Standards :

  1. Spatial Data Transfer Standard Information Site
  2. Spatial Data Transfer Standard Document - Part 1: Logical Specifications (http://www.bts.gov/ntl/data/part1.pdf)
  3. Spatial Data Transfer Standard Document - Part 2: Spatial Features (http://www.bts.gov/ntl/data/part2.pdf)
  4. Spatial Data Transfer Standard Document - Part 3: ISO 8211 Encoding  (http://www.bts.gov/ntl/data/part3.pdf)
  5. Spatial Data Transfer Standard Document - Part 4: Topological Vector Profile (http://www.bts.gov/ntl/data/part4.pdf)
  6. Spatial Data Transfer Standard Document - Part 5: SDTS Raster Profile and Extensions (http://www.bts.gov/ntl/data/srpe11s.pdf)
  7. Spatial Data Transfer Standard Document - Part 6: Point Profile(http://www.ngs.noaa.gov/FGCS/sdtsp.html)
  8. Spatial Data Transfer Standard Encoding Program (http://www.bts.gov/gis/fgdc/sdts-ep/index.html)

1.      An Exploration In Exchanging Transportation Networks Between Two Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Via The Spatial Data Transfer Standard (SDTS) (http://funnelweb.utcc.utk.edu/~dschmidt/thesis.html)

2.      Spatial Data Transfer Standard - Transportation Network Profile, (http://www.bts.gov/gis/reference/tnp_11.html)

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    1. Federal Geographic Data Committee ªº MetaData (http://www.fgdc.gov/metadata/metadata.html)

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  2. Response to an Urban Earthquake, Northridge ¡¦94 USGS Open-File Report 96-263
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1. Autodesk MapGuide (http://www3.autodesk.com/adsk/section/0,,185123,00.html)

Autodesk Inc's MapGuide software solution comprises the tools needed to build, deploy, and access intelligent, map-driven Web sites. MapGuide Viewer allows the user to interact with industry-specific demonstrations created by actual Autodesk MapGuide users.

2.  Etak Real Time Traveler Information (http://www.etaktraffic.com)

Etak Inc's Real Time Traveler Information service provides users with detailed traffic information, such as incident location, type of incident, impact to motorists, expected time the incident will clear.

3. Formida Fire Technology (http://www.formida.com/demos/frameset.html )

Formida Software Corp provides developers with an architecture as well as capabilities for interfacing complex data with typical enterprise applications. The demonstrations at Formida's site are a sampling of the functionality of Formida Fire and the Enterprise Spatial product suite.

4. Intergraph GeoMedia Web Map (http://maps.ci.huntsville.al.us/hsv/Hsv.htm )

Intergraph Corp's GeoMedia Web Map/Web Enterprise Comparison Demo allows users to compare GeoMedia Web Map and Web Enterprise functionality. Users can switch between both products to analyze the map data without leaving the site or changing data sets.

5. MapInfo MapXtreme (http://www.mapinfo.com/software/mapxtreme/demo/index.html)

MapInfo Corp's MapXtreme is a mapping server for corporate Internets and intranets that enables companies to spatially analyze their data on interactive maps. It is available for both the NT platform and the Java platform. The demonstrations available at MapInfo's site show the variety of applications for MapXtreme.

6. MapQuest.com (http://www.mapquest.com )

MapQuest.com allows users to view maps, driving directions real-time traffic information and business information.

7. National Geographic MapMachine (http://www.nationalgeographic.com/mapmachine )

National Geographic's MapMachine, powered by ESRI Inc's technology, allows users to create and analyze dynamic maps on the fly.

8. SRC DemographicsNow.com (http://www.DemographicsNow.com)

SRC's DemographicsNow.com features demonstrations that show the functionality of the online data source by providing users with access to reports and maps.

9. TheTrip.com FlightTRACKER (http://www.thetrip.com )

TheTrip.com's FlightTRACKER allows users to track any commercial flight en-route to its destination anywhere in the United States, while accessing real-time FAA-based flight monitoring data. FlightTRACKER delivers the flight's airspeed, altitude, direction and actual arrival time.

10. VISA.com ATM Locator (http://www.visa.com/pd/atm/main.html)

 

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1.         CEONet

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

http://ceonet.ccrs.nrcan.gc.ca

CEONet is the prime discovery and access component of the Canadian Geospatial Data Infrastructure. The site offers maps, satellite images, publications and other geospatial data provided by Canadian and international organizations.

 

2.         Core Software

Pasadena, Calif.

http://www.coresw.com

In the early 1990s, Core Software was one of the first companies to offer online viewing of spatial imagery. Today the company's ImageNet service has become a delivery system as well, providing one of the largest sources on the Internet to search, browse and retrieve Earth images and related geospatial information.

 

3.         The Geography Network

Redlands, Calif.

http://www.geographynetwork.com

Initiated by ESRI, the Geography Network is a global network of GIS users and providers. Important goals of the Geography Network are to support and build on the Global Spatial Data Infrastructure and the U.S. National Spatial Data Infrastructure as well as to help user communities set up their own Geography Network nodes. Most of the data are free and available in the public domain.

 

4.         GlobeXplorer

Walnut Creek, Calif.

http://www.globexplorer.com

Through its customizable Application Programming Interface, clients with a subscription to the GlobeXplorer Image Server can extract images and present them on their Web sites in a matter of seconds. Backed by Sun Microsystems, MapQuest.com, Discovery Channel and a host of image suppliers, GlobeXplorer's image content spans the globe.

 

5.           Kodak

Rochester, N.Y.

http://www.kodak.com/go/earthimaging

Kodak recently announced a business-focused e-commerce site for high-resolution Earth imagery. Currently, aerial imagery is available online from more than 30 North American major metropolitan statistical areas, and Kodak plans to steadily increase this number to 95 by mid-2001 with the addition of imagery offerings from a several suppliers from around the world.

 

7.         LAND INFO International

Aurora, Colo.

http://www.landinfo.com

LAND INFO is a leading producer of geospatial data and related services for the worldwide engineering and GIS marketplace. LAND INFO markets digital, georeferenced topographic maps, digital elevation models, parcel tax maps, satellite imagery, aerial imagery, Federal Emergency Management Agency flood maps and vector map layers.

 

8.         MapQuest

New York City, N.Y.

http://www.mapquest.com

MapQuest offers myriad maps, driving directions, live traffic reports, city and travel guides, and more.

 

9.         Pixxures

Golden, Colo.

http://www.pixxures.com

Pixxures was founded in 1999 to make digital mapping products easier and less expensive to acquire. The company specializes in updating existing digital orthophotos with newly collected aerial and/or satellite imagery.

 

10.      TerraServer

Research Triangle Park (Raleigh), N.C.

http://www.terraserver.com

Started as a joint research project among Aerial Images, Microsoft, the U.S. Geological Survey and Compaq, TerraServer has become one of the world's largest online atlases of high-resolution satellite imagery and aerial photography.

 

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1.National Transit Geographic Information Systems: Guidelines, Standards, and Recommended Practices (http://www.fta.dot.gov/fta/library/technology/GIS/ntgistds/NTGISTDS.HTM)

2.Implementation of a GIS at the Illinois Department of Transportation (http://www.esri.com/base/common/userconf/proc97/PROC97/TO200/PAP183/P183.HTM)

3.Geographic Information System - Transportation ISTEA Management Systems Server net Prototype Pooled Fund Study: Phase A - System Architectures - Summary Report (http://www.bts.gov/ntl/DOCS/phasea.html)

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