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A VerySpatial Podcast - Episode 631
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- New Map of Titan's Terrain
- NASA and Boeing prepping Space Launch System (SLS)
- Google's New Content Creation Tools for Geography Presentations
- Google releasing Cardboard as an open source project
- Google Maps to show which streets have better lighting for walkers
- Google.org funds Vera to help collect data on prison populations (Vera's page)
- Apple Maps changes to Crimea in Russia (CIA WFB Ukraine)
- New high-resolution imagery API from Near Space Labs
- Radiant Earth Foundation releases Radiant MLHub for open access to Earth Observation training data sets
- Defense Innovation Board unveils AI ethics principles for the Pentagon
- USDOI grounds drone fleet
- FAA moving forward to meet recreational UAS pilot test requirement from last falls reauthorization bill
- Utah Congressman announces House GIS Working Group
- Global Flood Monitor
- Say goodbye to the Foot… the Survey Foot
- Census Using Online Collection For First Time in 2020
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