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  1. Web Cast: Building Location-based Applications with Bing Maps for NAVTEQ’s LBS Challenge

    Planning on entering NAVTEQ’s LBS Challenge ? Planning on using Bing Maps ? You should probably tune into my session to get the skinny on how the heck you’re going to do that. See my blog post, “ Bing Maps Globally Sponsors NAVTEQ’s 2010 LBS Challenge .” Register for my...

  2. Picture the Impossible Uses Bing Maps for Maptitude Game

    Picture the Impossible is a community-based game developed jointly by the Lab for Social Computing at the Rochester Institute of Technology, and the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle. The game engages members of the community in exploration of the City of Rochester, and encourages both creativity and...

    Posted to Bing Maps Blog by Chris Pendleton | 09:32 AM Saturday, October 24, 2009
  3. When the Lights Go Down in the City...

    Who ya gonna call? Ghostbusters? When will they get a web site? I hate calling people now; but, I’m anti-social like that. Ah, but when the lights go out there is a web site for you to log in to for reporting the problem to your local utility – StreetLightOutages.com . Built by iFactor Consulting...

    Posted to Bing Maps Blog by Chris Pendleton | 02:30 PM Thursday, July 23, 2009
  4. Imagine Cup 2009 – Team Croatia Builds GeoScout with Bing Maps

    The Imagine Cup 2009 finals is in full swing. On July 3, 2009 in Cairo the winner will be announced for the most innovative project. The Imagine Cup is the world’s premier student technology competition, Imagine Cup is one way Microsoft is encouraging young people to apply their imagination, their...

    Posted to Bing Maps Blog by Chris Pendleton | 09:35 AM Monday, June 29, 2009
  5. Rendering Historic Maps on Bing

    One feature of the Bing Maps APIs that has gained a lot of traction is the ability to overlay custom tiles atop the Bing Maps tiles to illustrate tons of data in a raster format. The ability to draw data on the map using vector graphics is all fine and dandy, but when you want to render census data,...

    Posted to Bing Maps Blog by Chris Pendleton | 09:58 AM Thursday, June 25, 2009
  6. Shall We Play A Game? UMapper’s Virtual Earth Game

    Okay, it’s been a long day, so let’s find today’s time waster to blow off some steam…ah, UMapper has a new Flash-based, Microsoft Virtual Earth game called “GeoDart .” The object? Click the aerial photo closest to location specified to identify where it is. The closer...

    Posted to Bing Maps Blog by Chris Pendleton | 02:47 PM Tuesday, May 12, 2009
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  7. Windows 7 Release Candidate Available…Where’s Virtual Earth?

    With the release of Windows 7 RC to the world which you can now freely download from the Microsoft Windows web site , I figured I would at least let you know where Microsoft Virtual Earth fits into the equation. First off, there’s a location API built into the operating system. This means that...

    Posted to Bing Maps Blog by Chris Pendleton | 08:29 AM Wednesday, May 06, 2009
  8. Visualizing Swine Flu on Virtual Earth

    What the heck is going on with this swine flu thing? I was in the elevator at The Roosevelt last night and these guys are saying, “Don’t eat the carnitas (pork) no matter what.” Um, I don’t think you can get this new swine flu from eating pig, but apparently you get from any other...

    Posted to Bing Maps Blog by Chris Pendleton | 10:26 AM Wednesday, April 29, 2009
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  9. Virtual Earth Developers Contest (Via Windows Live)

    The team at Via Windows Live is sponsoring a contest asking you to submit articles or videos showcasing innovative Virtual Earth applications. Winners will get a Virtual Earth clock or glass globe (I have one of each – both nice); and, everyone who contributes gets a t-shirt. Hey, in this economy who...

    Posted to Bing Maps Blog by Chris Pendleton | 02:28 AM Tuesday, March 10, 2009
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  10. Australia on Fire

    For those of you in the know about Australia’s out of control fires burning through the bush, you may be interested in a few resources available to you to track the situation through some of the news outlets. Authorities fear more than 200 have died in the blaze, so if you’re wondering what’s going on...

    Posted to Bing Maps Blog by Chris Pendleton | 11:55 PM Tuesday, February 10, 2009
  11. MSNBC’s Interactive Inauguration Map

    MSNBC has posted an interactive map featuring Microsoft Virtual Earth for the inauguration of our 44th President, Barack Obama. The map highlights a few points of interest plus the path of the parade the president will take en route to The White House where he will take his oath of office. The application...

    Posted to Bing Maps Blog by Chris Pendleton | 12:16 AM Monday, January 19, 2009
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  12. The Making of the Virtual Earth 3D Santa Tracker

    As Santa heads north for his annual slumber and we’re all left with buyer’s remorse and daunting credit card bills we can now reflect on something positive: how Christmas was changed this year for the better with a 3D version of tracking Santa using Microsoft Virtual Earth . And, hey, I was stoked –...

    Posted to Bing Maps Blog by Chris Pendleton | 01:04 AM Tuesday, December 30, 2008
  13. Tracking Santa in Virtual Earth 3D

    As a follow up to The North Pole – A Virtual Earth Christmas Experience , the boys and I created a Santa Tracker to track Old St. Nick on his trek around the world hosted by MSNBC ( direct link to application here in the case you can find it on MSNBC ). As Ed Young would say, “we’re gonna take this to...

    Posted to Bing Maps Blog by Chris Pendleton | 08:15 PM Tuesday, December 23, 2008
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  14. Season’s Greetings from Microsoft Maps

    A little token of our nod to the holidays. Check out the site built with a Silverlight interface with post cards highlighting our imagery from our the world. Click on any of them to be redirected to Multimap’s implementation of Virtual Earth imagery on Multimap.com. If you don’t like Multmap, you can...

    Posted to Bing Maps Blog by Chris Pendleton | 03:32 PM Thursday, December 18, 2008
  15. Geospatial Map Annotations in the Spatial Wiki

    We in the GIS and LBS world have long wondered how it would be possible to create such a mapping engine that would render the most accurate, up to date maps available with roads and points of interest, geographic boundaries, etc., etc. Let’s put geopolitical issues aside (or not) and in our heads we...

    Posted to Bing Maps Blog by Chris Pendleton | 02:10 AM Thursday, November 20, 2008
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