Andrew Zolnai Blog

[Update:  read here  my  new occupation following this ] A fond farewell to two old friends  explained my transition to open source platfo...

And now for something completely different - the original posts until Part VI are listed below - I ran across a nice map of Steve Feldman &#...

Three months into posting data on my web service - Part V - I created a short list of free data for Great Britain on my Map Catalog called ...

My first post on this theme traced beautiful medieval maps from the British library in London to the Harvard Libray online, to land on a...

My previous post on this topic stated how careful documentation and appropriate metadata high-grades any information that is shared online ...

Happy New Year! Don't you think that 175 blog posts and almost 150,000 page views over 7.5 years merit a catalog of my maps? This a...

It took five days (after hours) to stand up, learn, tweak and display my East Anglia Fenlands project on Mapcentia's web service . It st...

... or they are Man's best friend. I'm a big fan of the British Library, not only because it's next to Kings Cross station I ali...

[ Update:  I noted on many of my  Google Fusion Table posts  that, while the data are still on Google Drive for you to view, GFT no longer o...

[ Update:  I noted on many of my  Google Fusion Table posts  that, while the data are still on Google Drive for you to view, GFT no longer ...

Bridging the gap between desktop and on-line GIS follows the  first  and  second  instalment, online vector GIS and spatial data validation...