Esri has a long history of donating software and support to non-profit organizations and educational institutions. This support has come in many forms, from reduced software costs, hosting a dedicated national GIS education...
Read MoreNo you are not entering the Twilight Zone (that’s Rod Serling’s 5th dimension). The fourth dimension in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is time. The first two dimensions are what make up a 2D paper map, specifically a grid...
Read MoreIt seems that storms are more intense these days, with the “super derecho” and hurricane Sandy of 2012 and the incredible flooding in Colorado this September. The need to connect the dots between citizens and...
Read MoreSo the cicadas are coming. What does that mean? There are hundreds of species of cicadas throughout the world but the ones getting the hype right now are the shrimp size Magicicadas or periodical cicadas (13 and 17 year...
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Working as an intern with Towson University Center for GIS (CGIS) has shown me first hand just how...
Read MoreDoesn’t it seem like the pace of life is getting faster and faster, and that technology is at least supporting this change, if not causing it? With every time-saving productivity gain that technology provides, the expectations...
Read MoreThis is my first blog post and it is coming at a pretty great time. I have been in this new position for about a month and a half and finally feel like I know my way around TU in the Community. I have begun meeting with faculty...
Read MoreUnhappy with your current Internet provider, but not sure what your options are? Recently moved, or house hunting, and want to know if broadband Internet access is available at the new location? In the past, finding answers to...
Read MoreWith the promise of spring around the corner, we at Towson University have been feeling more energized to continue strengthening our relationships with the outside business community. One way we will do this is by hosting a free...
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