Digital Geography: Geographic Visualisation for Urban Environments – The Booklet
From the Digital Urban blog website:
“Our booklet Digital Geography – Geographic Visualisation for Urban Environments has just come back from the printers and its looking good (even if we do say so ourselves). Printed in full colour the 10 x 8 inch booklets runs to 64 pages of insights and tutorials on Virtual Earth, Google Earth, Google Maps, Panoramas and Second Life.
With a focus on Neogeography, Web 2.0 and the emerging techniques for urban visualisation it has been written as a taster of the forthcoming Digital Urban book to be published fourth quarter of 2008.
The booklet should be available to purchase at the below cost price of £9.99 from this blog next Wednesday 26th March (ie after the Easter Closure). Supply is limited so feel free to drop us a email in advance if you would like a copy reserved, world wide postage will be free.”
Please note that to reserve a copy of this booklet you need to e-mail Dr Andrew Hudson-Smith, Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA), University College London, author of the Digital Urban blog and team leader of the Virtual London modelling group.
Digital Urban is written by Dr Andrew Hudson-Smith, aimed at examining the latest techniques to visualise the city scape via digital media it covers a lot of the work going on at the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, University College London.
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This look very promising. Happy to find some literature on the subject. Please reserve a copy for us.