Tag Archives: Mash-Ups

Tip of the Day – Check the Code

Posted on January 19, 2012 by bspauld

Some of the most popular pages on GISDoctor.com (shameless self-plug) are those that provide examples of how to read WMS data into Google Map applications from a number of sources including ArcGIS Server, OpenLayers, and MapServer.  People take the code from … Continue reading →

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Everything Should be Mapped – Somerville Tax Liens

Posted on April 27, 2011 by bspauld

I came across an interesting dataset the other day while reading the Boston Globe (online of course, does anyone buy actual newspapers anymore?).  The story, originally from Ward 5 Online, was discussing the number of properties in my current hometown, … Continue reading →

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Sweet 2010 Census Mash-Up

Posted on March 10, 2011 by bspauld

My hard-working friends at the Connecticut State Data Center and the Map and Geographic Information Center (MAGIC) at the University of Connecticut Homer Babbidge Library have started to post data from the Wednesday March, 9th release of the 2010 census … Continue reading →

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