GeoEnabling Gov 2.0
summary
Claims that a cloud GIS organizes tens of thousands of servers into an open, standards-based network and exposes maps, data and models via REST endpoints so clients and phones can mashups. Describes a live launch of arcgis.com app and map gallery with World Topographic Base Map built from USGS, EPA and city contributions, tiled raster caches, Bing and OSM imagery, and thousands of user maps/apps; demos combine NOAA 24‑hour oil‑spill forecasts, volunteered tweets/media and agency layers, proving the system works in real events.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 0:49GIS is Evolving to the Web
- 2:38A Web Based Geospatial Framework
- 5:20Community Basemap
- 11:02A Community GIS
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