Interviewed at Gov 2.0 – Jack Dangermond

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GIS moves from desktop to the web and promises Recovery.gov map style delivery that turns datasets into interactive map services anyone can view in a browser, on a phone, or embed in apps; ESRI claims more than one million users today and predicts orders of magnitude more as sensor networks, satellites and crowdsourced reports (oil spill sightings, farmer weather/soil feeds) stream real‑time geospatial data; the push is toward usability plus geodesign tools that let non‑specialists sketch and evaluate alternative plans.

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2. 0:06How Have Geographic Information System since that Technology Changed over the Last Few Years
3. 2:03How Do these Systems Create Transparency
4. 7:27Six Kinds of Geographic Knowledge

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