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Dr Mike J Smith
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Kingston University
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U3 Program Launcher
I've been looking for a program menu to go with my external USB hard drive for a while now. I've blogged before about running portable (U3) apps from an external device....
posted on: Wed, 20 Sep | path: /computing | permanent link to this entry
Converting IDRISI IMG Files
I had a stack of old IDRISI IMG files that I wanted to look back at a short while ago. I fired up ERDAS Imagine and found that it didn't have a convertor for IDRISI....
posted on: Tue, 19 Sep | path: /remote_sensing | permanent link to this entry
AGI Tat
I was speaking in the Solutions Centre at the AGI Exhibition in the British Design Centre (BDC) today....
posted on: Thu, 14 Sep | path: /GIS | permanent link to this entry
TanDEM-X
An interesting interview in Geoconnexion this month with the Chairman and MD of Infoterra, the commercial operating arm (from a public-private consortium) of TerraSAR-X/TanDEM-X. With launch scheduled for 2009, TanDEM-X is of interest to me as it takes the technology flown as part of the shuttle SIR-C and SRTM missions and develops them further, deploying them as part of a dual-platform. TanDEM-X will deliver a DEM product that has a claimed vertical accuracy of ~2 m and spatial resolution of 12 m. Whilst this is impressive, as TanDEM-X will be a polar orbiting satellite, the entire landmass of the Earth will be imaged within 3 years (i.e. a global DEM).
posted on: Thu, 07 Sep | path: /remote_sensing | permanent link to this entry
New Mobile!
Well I have to eat a little bit of humble pie and say I have actually bought a new mobile phone. Shock, horror! Whilst I was away in China a borrowed a Nokia 1101 and liked it so much that I bought one. Whilst it doesn't do anything more than the old T180 could (texting and phone), I have to say that not only is it much smaller andlighter, but it also is much more refined. And of course at £20 it stays within my remit of cheap and functional!
posted on: Sat, 02 Sep | path: /computing | permanent link to this entry
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