Can the new FCC Broadband Map ever be perfect?
Bill Johnson, Carpe Geo Evangelist, AppGeo Photo credit: Photo by Afif Ramdhasuma on Unsplash Numerous times in the past few weeks I have heard representatives from the NTIA, [...]
There’s Never Been a Better Time to be a State GIO!
Bill Johnson, Carpe Geo Evangelist, AppGeo Photo Credit: Bill Johnson, Restorer of Antique Clocks Some of you may have attended a webinar we held [...]
Vintage Sewing Machines and Enterprise Geospatial Data
Bill Johnson, Carpe Geo Evangelist, AppGeo My wife loves to sew. I love to repair and restore mechanical things. We both love antiques. That combination [...]
GIS Data is the Key to Unlocking New Federal Broadband Funds
Bill Johnson, Carpe Geo Evangelist, AppGeo It’s amazing how much has transpired since my last blog on broadband from October 21, 2021; States — This [...]
States — This is Your Moment for Broadband!
Bill Johnson, Carpe Geo Evangelist, AppGeo There has been a very interesting turn of events in the national broadband landscape that I don’t think anyone [...]
It’s Time for A Full-Color Approach to Solving the Nation’s Broadband Problem
By AppGeo's Bill Johnson and Connected Nation's Tom Ferree. As the pandemic continues, we’ve learned that universal access to the online world, through broadband service, [...]
Blended GIS Data Coming To A Government Agency Near You
This image from the NASA Visible Earth collection shows the confluence of the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers at Cairo, Illinois. It’s not a satellite image, [...]
Imagery Content Programs — the Dominos are Falling
By Bill Johnson, Carpe Geo Evangelist I don’t know if kids play with Dominos anymore, but I sure did when I was a youngster. [...]
Bringfood: a Carpe Geo exemplar
Bill Johnson, Carpe Geo Evangelist, AppGeo I’ve believed for a long time that if you want to take the measure of a person’s character, one [...]
Pitch, Roll, and Yaw to Take Your GIS Applications to New Heights
Bill Johnson, Carpe Geo Evangelist, AppGeo Steer, Man! There are several vintage airplanes that regularly fly over Galway Lake where my family and I spend [...]
