Andrew Zolnai Blog

Recent mass shootings in the US and elsewhere affect me in a particular way: My parents grew up in Nazi then Soviet occupied Pest, on the e...

Will spectacular outages of AWS and now BT cloud services casts a pall over the excitement that has reached even politicians ? And now com...

[ 30 Sept. udate: I posted my Google Page Rank to the right: its jump from 2 on my website to 4 here is a further indication of how dynami...

Two anecdotes on remote sensing and environmental monitoring highlight some issues in measuring and predicting the current Gulf of Mexico oi...

Here the latest from bp itself at the current NOC show in London.

I posted and saw posted a trio of presentations, so perhaps it's time I related them to you.

News swirling around the incident in the Gulf of Mexico (GoM) compels me to draw out some salient facts and gather them here to help the uni...

To great press and technocrati fanfare, the UK Ordnance Survey freed up its data ... somewhat! This was promptly announced on mapperz and ...

... intermittent sunshine and showers predicted tomorrow. No this is not a meteo prediction, but a metaphor for opportunities and confusion ...

Current affairs bring such beauty on the web in the form of maps! The exhilerating is what makes the news, and that can be both joyful and sad.

Recent groundbreaking news abounds, and both an exciting and challenging times lie ahead.

"Geo busters!" (apologies Ghost Busters ). Geodata access and availability is the real story behind the flurry of news around UK g...

Issues with Google's maps are aplenty, as Peter Batty , James Fee and others piped up amidst flurry of crowd-sourcing and free-sourcin...

They say your mapping is only as good as your data . I experienced this fist-hand on my summer holidays this year. [Some of my Flickr! photo...