A friend is doing some research on estrogen and estrodial in water samples in Delaware. We have about 50 sub-watersheds that show the upstream contributin...

Click to see the online map You’ve heard about how good my undergraduate GIS students are here, here, and here.  Oh yeah, and here and here.    Well, over th...

#TUgis2017) is on March 20/21, 2017.  I first attended TUgis in 1990, and it is always a great conference.  It is not too large, so it is  great way to have ...

GIS Programming students presented their programming projects to ESRI. First, I cannot say enough to thank ESRI for taking time out of their schedule to meet...

I’ve always been proud of our Salisbury University GIS students, and love to push them as far as their little minds can handle it.  You may recall that last ...

Once again, I am continuing my role as a mentor in a National Science Foundation (NSF) Research Experience for Undergraduate program.  This year we’ve decide...

CLICK TO VIEW Jeff Scarmazzi presenting on h0w to create editing rules and triggers using Postgres and PostGIS Today I want to introduce you to another one o...

our merry band of 12 undergraduate GIS students presenting their research posters at SUSRC. Today was the Salisbury University Student Research Conference (S...

Many of you know that I have been working with parallel processing for GIS in the form of video card general purpose, graphical processing units (GPGPU).  How...

One of my undergraduates was interested in incorporating a little more sophistication into an analysis he was conducting in Southeast Asia.  The long and the...

Rob and Hillary wowing the crowd I am happy to announce that five of our students just took first place in an app development competition against 50 other te...