Andrew Zolnai Blog

The UK OS OpenSpace Mapbuilder application helps registrants make a local map, add localised information (links, pictures etc.), save the c...

Continuing on my "tale of two" series - conferences , cities and systems - here are current affairs promised in my previous bl...

A fable by Paolo Coelho inspired this post, a follow-on to Part V . Here is an excerpt from his e-book Stories for Parents, Children and Gr...

Chatting with local history buffs brought up amazing facts about climate change and sea level rise since the Middle Ages in East Anglia. One...

Friends went to see Avatar the movie in 3D, while I saw it in 2D. We met to compare and contrast, mostly in regards to how technologies have...

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...

I had planned a GIS Day project, but my schedule got way ahead of me, so here it is instead. I twittered a few spatially-related jokes to as...

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

The last picture in my previous post was in fact a teaser - the basic premise is that with the right technical tools and business plan, an ...