Continuing the ongoing (re)discovery of cool maps for the rest of us, here are two I found on Facebook from my friends Christophe Staff in Belgium and Aidos Malybayev in Kazakhstan.
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Showing posts with label Kazakhstan. Show all posts
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Saturday, 11 February 2012
Saturday, 17 July 2010
The power of context, Part IV
Two anecdotes on remote sensing and environmental monitoring highlight some issues in measuring and predicting the current Gulf of Mexico oil rupture.
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agencies,
collaborative,
community,
cooperation,
data,
economy,
GIS,
GoM,
Kazakhstan,
kML,
NOAA,
petroleum,
USGS
Thursday, 20 August 2009
Arctic Dreams
I spent a summer in the Arctic in 1986, the year as Barry Lopez wrote a book titled as above. At a recent job in Kazakhstan, I met ice engineers whose colleagues I knew in Calgary two decades earlier! How do you get marine engineers and naval architects in the middle of two continents in Calgary and Atyrau? By developping offshore oil&gas in the Arctic Islands and the Caspian Sea!
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Arctic,
bathymetry,
Canada,
ESRI,
Kazakhstan,
law,
maps,
NRCAN,
topography,
UNEP,
USGS
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