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Your Source for Geospatial Technology Tuesday | March 04, 2008

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Podcast: Report to NGA, NRO Questions Commercial Remote Sensing
MissionPodcast: Report to NGA, NRO Questions Commercial Remote Sensing Mission

The U.S. National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) and National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) commission the report titled, "Independent Study of the Roles of Commercial Remote Sensing in the Future National System for Geospatial-Intelligence" early last year. It explores four possible business cases for how the government and private companies might work together to provide needed imagery for those agencies and their government clients. The suggested path is not the status quo and may have implications for the two current U.S. commercial satellite providers DigtialGlobe and GeoEye. Our editors try to tease out what the report means and its implications.


off the beaten path

Compiled by Nora Parker, Senior Managing Editor

"The main objective of this project [the Malaria Atlas Project, or MAP] is to develop a detailed model of the spatial limits of Plasmodium falciparum and P. vivax malaria at a global scale and its endemicity within this range." The site includes large amounts of data about malaria that can be mapped, as well as pre-made maps by country that describe malaria risk (example below, showing Cambodia, click for larger image.) According to the site, "The optimal way to view the exact location of the surveys is with the global .kmz files and Google Earth." This information was provided by the MAP, funded principally by the Wellcome Trust, U.K

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Oracle's Location Intelligence Podcast Series: Putting the Pieces Together
In this podcast, you will learn how consulting firm Johnston-McLamb is helping enterprise customers in the private and public sector to benefit from Oracle's entire spatial and location technology platform, including Oracle Database, Oracle Spatial and Locator, and Oracle Fusion Middleware MapViewer.

Oracle's Location Intelligence Podcast Series: Oracle's Spatial Game Plan
In this podcast sponsored by Oracle, the company's Spatial technology game plan will be discussed. Jim Steiner, Senior Director of Oracle's Server Technology and Dr. Xavier Lopez, Director of Oracle's Server Technology will provide an overview of Oracle's product status, its application strategy and future technology directions. 


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