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 In This Issue In the August 2011 edition of GeoView, we are proud to unveil a video introduction to VectorLock, the first security system for shapefiles. We also feature a detailed look at the Q3 US Parcel layer update as well as details on a new pricing model for pipelines and other corridors. From our partners, we have a new DigitalGlobe aerial coverage map for the US and Europe and details on the second edition of SPOTMAPS Australia.  Featured Articles Do You Know Who Has Your Mapping Data? If Not, Protect it With VectorLock - The First Security System For Shapefiles A Video Introduction to VectorLock - The First Security System for Shapefiles Specifics on the Q2 2011 US-Wide Parcel Layer Release Custom US Parcel Pricing for Pipelines, Transmission Systems and Corridors Satellites in the News – Aquarius Gone Fishing – Invasion of the Snakehead In Focus - Three Gorges Dam High Resolution Satellite Imagery Shows an Increase in Rwanda’s Forest Cover Q: “Ongoing Geospatial Education?” A: “Penn State.” Partner Updates Monthly Update on DigitalGlobe’s Aerial Imagery Program SPOTMAPS Australia – On Going Updates and High Location Accuracy Monthly Columns Word of the Month - Spectral Band Geospatial Freebie of the Month - The ASTER GDEM The Beaten Path – The Strategic Petroleum Reserves The Speculative Tasking Program Subscribe If you would like to subscribe to our monthly newsletter, please click on the Subscribe button below. 
Featured Image of the Month  Can you guess where this location is? If you send us the correct location first, then you will win free ImageBoost on your next order! Click here for clues. The Area of Interest Niagara Falls Considered one of the seven forgotten wonders of the world, Niagara Falls is a breathtaking tourist destination. Located on the Niagara River, it acts as an international water barrier separating the United States from Canada. It is composed of two major sections, the Horseshoe Falls on the Canadian side, and the American Falls on the U.S. side. These two sections are separated by Goat Island, a popular destination on the American side accessible by foot, car or trackless train. It derives its name from a herd of goats that was kept on the island in the late 1700s, but due to an extremely harsh winter, only one goat survived. Also included in Niagara Falls is another smaller waterfall called Bridal Veil Falls. At its base is the Cave of the Winds which provides a protective barrier from the runoff - and is a very kitschy place for people to get married – hence its name. The name Niagara is believed to be derived from “Niagagarega” who were a local branch of the Iroquois Nation that resided in the area when French settlers arrived in the 1700s.  Justin Harmon Senior Editor Read More... » The World is Flat Can of alphabet soup mistaken for ransom note. Rosie O’Donnell gets stuck in hula-hoop and is diagnosed with Ring Around The Rosie. Alzheimer’s ward saves money on newspapers by just keeping an old edition around. With only one fan in attendance, the guitar solo took on new meaning. Contact Us Brock Adam McCarty Chief Operating Officer 720.470.7988 bmccarty@emap-int.com  Alex Diamond Managing Director 303.877.2721 adiamond@emap-int.com Katie Nelson Account Manager 303.718.7163 knelson@emap-int.com Kimberly Nale Geospatial Analyst 352.682.5650 knale@emap-int.com GeoView Archive Follow the links below to find each archived version of eMap International's GeoView newsletters from 2009, 2010 & 2011. 2009 | 2010 | 2011 |
Q: "Ongoing Geospatial Education?" A: "Penn State."
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