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Straws in the Wind Blog Articles • Silence is Golden? • National Broadband Network, Spatial Data & Processing • Industry Best Practice? • Spatial Database Independence • 2011 Oracle Spatial Excellence Award for Education and Research • Tiling Very Large Rasters • Cloud Computing GIS and Standards (OGC/ISO) • Usefulness of Spatial Metadata as a Foundation for an Australian data.gov and other uses • Vale Professor Pieter Roelof Zwart 1941-2010 • Interview by Nestoria on Real Estate Mapping • Mapping surface area of a ruptured pipe in Oracle Spatial • FOSS4G 2009 Sydney Presentation • GIS software and Database Primary Keys • To Constrain or Not to Constrain: There should be NO Question • The Shapefile 2.0 Manifesto • Maps of War Website • Talk on Open GeoData in Australia • Boarder and District Spatial Information Group Presentation on Spatial Datbases • Presentations given by myself at the Australian Oracle Spatial Forum, Sydney, Thursday 28th August 2008 • The Sad State of SQL Spatial Standards - Take 2 • Radius Studio and ESRI (Part 2) • The Sad State of GIS SQL Standards • Microsoft to release their own spatial capability for SQL Server • Radius Studio and FDO • SpatialWare 4.9 Released • First Radius Studio Certified Practitioner • Image Catalog Tool - How To Videos • Latest article published on Directions Magazine • Image Catalog / GeoRaster Management Tools • ESRI Ireland - Many Thanks • PL/SQL Packages for Oracle Sdo_Geometry • Professor Hanan Samet • ADF and Spatial • Bouquets and Brickbats • Geomatics Degrees, Space Curves and Oracle Spatial • Non-Persistent Types • Feature Data Objects - Either/Or? • A Thank You
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If any of my readers are wondering why I have been so quiet of late, here are the reasons. GeoRaptor Firstly I have been working on a new GeoRaptor release. That release was made a few weeks ago (12th February 2013). A lot of time and effort went into this release. I hope those that use GeoRaptor have found out about the new release and are using it. Don’t forget to register your interest in update notifications on the GeoRaptor website Application Programming with Oracle Spatial Last year I was approached by PACKT publishing to write a book on the uses of Oracle Spatial. Initially the book was called Applying and Extending Oracle Spatial, but the latest revision of the titles is something like Application Programming with Oracle Spatial. While I was scheduled to write the whole book myself, I decided that I could not sustain the lack of income over the writing period. PACKT found a co-author: Siva Ravada who is Development Manager on the Oracle Spatial team. So far the following chapters have been written and submitted for review:
Wish us luck: writing a book is not easy.
        
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Good luck. I can’t wait until it’s finished so I can buy it.
— David · 6 May 2013, 17:17 · #