Tuesday, December 30, 2008
The Year in Maps: from Boston Globe
The Boston Globe reports that thanks to GIS and other computer offerings, mapmaking has exploded in the past year.
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- I am a Geography student at Rowan University, studying to obtain a GIS certificate. I have a longtime interest in geography, sprawl, urban issues, etc. I also am a veteran newspaper copy editor, and a senior adjunct professor in journalism. Contact me at: Eclectic Pedestrian (minus the space between those words) AT hotmail DOT com. Please include this blog's name in your subject field, so that I can sort it from my other mail.
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