Manoa MAGIS: Maps, Aerials and Geographic Information Systems

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New blog posts - Before and after the flood, some numbers..

The Manoa MAGIS Blog | Blogging UH-Manoa Library's Adventures in Geospatial Services We had a great turnout at yesterday’s open house. More on this, including pictures coming up in a blog post soon. Meanwhile, the MAGIS’s map collection was featured in the Star Advertisers feature article in yesterday’s newspaper.

Link to day's open house article in the staradvertiser...

After the flood, library is renewed - Hawaii Features - Staradvertiser.com UH-Manoa's Hamilton Library was deluged a half-dozen years ago, but lots of hard work has its ground floor ready for an open house

August 22, 2010, 2 pm to 4 pm, Manoa MAGIS open house along with the rest of Hamilton Library. Come see our new MAGIS Lab and Map Room! Parking is free and there will be food.

http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/features/2010/1007.gravois.html

The Agnostic Cartographer - John Gravois ne fateful day in early August, Google Maps turned Arunachal Pradesh Chinese. It happened without warning. One minute, the mountainous border state adjacent to Tibet was labeled with its usual complement of Indian place-names; the next it was sprinkled with Mandarin characters, like a virtual an...

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40 Bizarre and Cool Google Earth Photos - Noupe Design Blog Google Earth is used when you want to explore rich geographical content, want to see satellite images, maps, landscapes, 3D buildings or view satellite images from galaxies in outer space. It also lets you search the whole planet within seconds without requiring you to leave your comfortable room. Y...

The Manoa MAGIS Center is closed as we are shifting into our brand new lab/area. We will reopen with the start of the Fall 2010 semester.

For those GIS types who might be working on the Gulf of Mexico disaster (Thanks Sandy!)

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