Viking is a powerful, but not always intuitive, program for handling geodata (position log recordings, maps, etc.). This post deals with how to plan a walking route using it.
People continue to give directions to their houses, places of business, etc., but not to give the coordinates. Please fix this.
A reader (hi Dave!) suggested extending the supermarket-finder to locate supermarket fuel near motorway junctions.
Well, my wife wanted a sandwich while we were on the road. And unlike me she is particular about what she likes to eat, so she wanted to find branches of Tesco. This is a job for: COMPUTERS!
I've been selling 3d prints via 3dhubs and directly for several months now. Where are my users?
I've been playing with software-defined radio and broadcast aviation data.
Since the data are available, I thought I'd calculate the population-weighted centre of Great Britain.
During my recent reading of London Falling, I wondered how quickly someone might get from the Boleyn Ground at Upton Park to the M25.