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MathWorks' Mapping Toolbox 2 adds display tools, more







MathWorks' Mapping Toolbox 2 adds
display tools, more

MathWorks' Mapping Toolbox 2 adds
display tools, more
04/27/2004 04:00 PM

The MathWorks announced on Tuesday that Mapping Toolbox, a MATLAB component that analyzes and displays geospatial data, has been updated to version 2. The release offers new 2D and 3D map display tools that are easier to use, access to more geospatial data, including standard GIS formats, and more. MATLAB was designed for high-end technical computing needs; its open architecture allows for the creation of a variety of add-ons, such as Mapping Toolbox.




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Xeni Jardin: A quick roundup of items related to the tsunami disaster. Image: mannequin in pile of wreckage in Thailand, shot by blogger and NBC correspondent Kevin Sites who is on assignment in Asia covering the story. (Link)

*Following up on a previous BoingBoing post, an anonymous Microsoft employee says:

Responding to this: "Reader J. Hahn says, "I am particularly impressed with Amazon.com's Red Cross donation counter that proves Americans are not 'stingy.' Also, as a Mac user, I was proud to go to the apple.com site and see not one product ad on their front page - just links to aid and donation sites, and Microsoft had not one mention of the disaster."

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* BoingBoing reader Nicholas Bentley says,

"Hello Xeni, We thought you might be interested in passing on the news of one person's great efforts for tsunami relief. We wanted to donate to a tsunami relief effort with our funds in a PayPal account but had difficulty finding an agency that took PayPal. Eventually we found Kevin McDonald's site where he is doing a fantastic job of collecting PayPal contributions and passing them on to AmeriCares (AmeriCares disaster relief has a 4-star rating from Charity Navigator.) Kevin has even persuaded AmeriCare's webmaster to see about accepting PayPal transfers direct in the near future."

*BoingBoing reader Chris Cummer says,

Family members of a close personal friend of mine are still missing in Thailand. Her father and brother have flown there to try and find them, as this Globe and Mail article details, but the help of the blog community would also be greatly appreciated. I've posted a request for help on my blog at Mi ssing in Khao Lak, Thailand. Hopefully someone might have some information for a Canadian family that's been living on the edge of grief for five days now.
Related: see this "missing persons" wiki page (Link ), and a blog devoted to linking missing persons with their loved ones: Link. And the Red Cross has launched a "Family Links" web page where family members can search for missing relatives’ names: Link. "The information is not verified or tracked by either the ICRC or the American Red Cross but is offered by the ICRC as a stand-alone internet tool for inquirers to use on their own."

* Reader Roberto says, "Every year at this time, I empty my jar full of loose change. But this year I discovered I could donate to the Red Cross (among other charities including UNICEF) from a Coinstar machine at my drugstore. And big kid that I am, I had fun playing with the machine." Link.

* Reader Chris Holland says,

I stumbled upon Austin's Blog who's done a fine job of gathering more videos. So earthlink homepage servers don't get creamed, I've created this torrent gathering 5 of the videos from his blog that weren't already covered in the previous torrent which is still available here. Remember, the more people click those torrent links, the easier and faster it is for everybody else to download them too. And try to keep the torrent opened for as long as possible even after you're done downloading. Big Kudos to prodigem's very easy-to-use torrent service. Link

* Andy Carvin says,

I've just set up a tsunami news digest using the news aggregator Kinja.com. The page contains latest news feeds and first-person blogs related to the tsunami disaster from around the globe. I'd like to see others add their own tsunami-related feeds to the site. If you have a news feed or blog that's focusing on the tsunami, or are reading one that you'd like to add to the digest, please visit the website and log on with the following info: login: tsunami-info / password: southasia. Once you've logged in, you can add a news source to the digest by pasting it into the "Add a Favorite" form field in the right column. Or, you can follow this shortcut.
* Among the many first-person accounts appearing on blogs: Sanjiva is an IBM employee from Sri Lanka, who is trying to build information systems to aid in locating missing persons, and help with medical resource logistics. Link.

* Jesse Krembs, President of The Hacker Foundation, tells BoingBoing:

Some of the folks here at the hacker foundation are assembling some code to build a big PHP/MYSQL database for locating survivors and doing tracing. It's not up yet but it will be soon. SurvivorLocationAssis tance.org & suvivors.hackerfoundation. org will be the address. You can see a preview as we build it here. It's still very rough but functional even at very low bandwidth."
Link to related BoingBoing posts.

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Microsoft
Acquisition Beefs up
Reporting Services

Back to Slack
Multinational team
cracks crypto
challenge

MCI seeks to secure
small business

Security biz needs
the right
combination

Wisconsin Sisters
Won't Return to Iraq

States shaming tax
delinquents online

Dancing performance
Renewed clashes
erupt in Falluja

Snooker:
O'Sullivan's magic
touch

Olympics: Spitz
raises terror fear

Mmmm, torrents!
WiFiMaps Encompasses
the World of
Wardriving

Portugal Telecom
Unwires McDonald's

Strix Ethernet
Unfriendly Building
Contest

Segue Platform
Optimizes
Application Quality

Windows Server:
What's Next?

Stepping up security
efforts

AutoZone wants SCO
case put on hold

Survey: Big business
bears brunt of
attacks

Too Young to Invest?
Argosy Stands Tall
Wacom PenParter
Miniature Drawing
Pad

Negroponte Says
Won't Command Iraqi
Government (Reuters)

UN Aide Warns U.S.
Against Armed Action
in Falluja (Reuters)

Combs Gets Mixed
Reviews for 'Raisin'
(AP)

Dental X-Rays Might
Lead to Small Babies
(AP)

Rwandan genocide,
The
Holocaust...America?

kuro5hin is dying
Look around you...
Verizon's Q1
Earnings Drop 50
Percent

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