Issue Date: December – 2009, Posted On: 1/4/2010 Industry Outlook 2010: Finding the Silver Lining

Ron Lake and others respond to the questions: “Do you see any “silver linings” in the geotechnology industry’s economics that make you feel optimistic about the . . . → Read More: GeoWorld: Industry Outlook 2010

Exploring the Role of Geospatial Tools for Urban Planning

Written by Matt Ball Sunday, 09 August 2009

Ken Greenberg, an architect and urban designer with his own firm Greenberg Associates, recently spoke at the GeoWeb Conference (video of the . . . → Read More: Interview with Ken Greenberg

Exploring the Status and Importance of the GeoWeb

Written by Matt Ball Saturday, 25 July 2009

Just prior to the GeoWeb 2009 conference, Ron Lake was interviewed by Editor Matt Ball of V1 Magazine to get his thoughts about . . . → Read More: Interview with Ron Lake about the GeoWeb

Following the GeoWeb 2009 conference, Stephen Hui of the Georgia Straight interviewed Ron Lake for the Geek Speak column about what Galdos Systems Inc. does, GML, and the Geographic and Semantic Web.

Peter Batty posted an entry “GeoWeb 2009 review“ on his Geothought blog, describing some of the things that he found interesting at the conference.

Don Murray looks back on this year’s GeoWeb conference, shares his thoughts about the event and the different talks that he attended, and makes the slides from his presentation available.

James Fee, who presented a technical session on the Thursday titled “Enableing the GeoWeb with Small Organizations”, published a review of the conference on his blog in the post “A Hot Time at GeoWeb . . . → Read More: James Fee reviews GeoWeb 2009

Stuart Rich, one of the presenters, posted an entry “Review of the GeoWeb 2009 Conference” on his blog, Spatial Explorations. Stuart presented one of the technical session on the Friday, titled ”Leveraging Complimentary Models for Geospatial Representations of . . . → Read More: GeoWeb 2009 review by Stuart Rich

Galdos was one of two consultants contracted to carry out an independent review of DIGGS version 1.0a and provide recommentations. The objectives of the review work are summarized on the DIGGS website.

Vancouver city council has endorsed the principles of making its data open and accessible to everyone where possible, adopting open standards for that data and considering open source software when replacing existing applications.

The CBC News article “Vancouver mulls . . . → Read More: City of Vancouver to make data open and accessible where possible