Internet mapping and the Public Trust
The ongoing discussion of web-based mapping and imagery applications (GoogleMaps, YahooMaps, Microsoft Virtual Earth, etc.) in the context of governmental data and funding objectives continues with this summary of a presentation made at the ESRI Federal User Conference. The summary, and the commentary by the original author of the presentation, are somewhat provocative. Definitely worth a click and a few moments of reading, especially the original author's clarifications in the comments section (#4).
All Points Blog - Is Google Earth a Public Trust?
All Points Blog - Is Google Earth a Public Trust?
Labels: governmental funding, imagery, web mapping
posted by Ed Arabas at 11:35 AM
1 Comments:
The response provided by Mark Eustis to the article on his comments really do help to clarify his position.
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