Google is No Longer Selling Aerial Imagery
Google is phasing out their aerial imagery program In November 2017, we wrote a blog about how Google is now selling aerial imagery. Only a [...]
All 13 Google Maps APIs Explained
As a Google Cloud Premier Partner, we end up explaining how Google Maps APIs work as licensed product offerings on a regular basis. To elaborate, [...]
MapGeo 3.0 – A powerful tool for solving problems and displaying data
AppGeo is excited to announce the new MapGeo 3.0 The latest update to our MapGeo line greatly expands upon the power of the Dashboard, and [...]
Supporting FEMA’s Operation Blue Roof: How MapGeo and OpenSource GIS helped speed recovery efforts after Hurricanes Irma and Maria
On September 6th, 2017, the United States Virgin Islands were hit by Hurricane Irma, a Category 5 hurricane, and 14 days later by Category 4, [...]
Applied Geographics Promotes David Breeding to Principal and Leader of the Analytics Team.
David Breeding Applied Geographics, Inc. (AppGeo) announced that David Breeding has been named the firm’s newest Principal, based in its Boston headquarters. In [...]
The International Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial (FOSS4G) Conference Comes to Boston
The 2017 International Conference for Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial (FOSS4G) kicks off next Monday, August 14th with 56 pre-conference workshops at Harvard [...]
More Reflections on the 2017 ESRI UC: 1 out of 16,000 Attendees, 3 Topics out of 1,000
AppGeo’s staff participation in the Esri User Conference (Esri UC) dates back to 1991 when it was an intimate show in Palm Springs. This year, [...]
Reflections on the 2017 Esri UC
AppGeo’s staff participation in the Esri User Conference (Esri UC) dates back to 1991 when it was an intimate show in Palm Springs. This year, [...]
The Magic of Location – A Re-imagined AppGeo.com
This week we launched a re-imagined AppGeo.com. The new site focuses on what we are calling “The Magic of Location”. Over the past year, which [...]
Reflections on 25th Anniversaries in 2016… What was it about 1991?
The end of the year is often about both reflection and prognostication, and as we head into 2017 I’m a little stuck on the reflection [...]