By Daniel Appelquist on May 10th, 2007
Great presentation on use of the Mobile Web in combination with geospatial information to turn your mobile into a “spatial information appliance.” Not only is this work using location, device orientation combined with building geometry information harvested from Google Earth in a completely innovative way, but the presenter also made reference to the Mobile Web Best Practices and specifically to thematic consistency. Awesome.
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[...] My talk yesterday, in which I presented some of our stuff from the Point to Discover project, was received well by the audience me thinks – even getting a mention in Dan Appelquist’s blog: Geospatial Web Goes Mobile! Thanks! [...]