Its good to see geography in the New Scientist and their write up of the Virtual London/Ordnance Survey issue raises some good points with additional views from other professionals in the industry.
Its a bit of a moment to be in New Scientist, just a shame its under circumstances of research having to take a new route rather than launching a model of London that would of changed the way people view and commented on urban planning and architecture.
See also:
The Guardian - Virtual London and the Ordnance Survey
Londonist's View
The Full Statements from Ordnance Survey and Google
Ed Parsons (Geospatial Technologist of Google) No Comment, Just Grab a Pint
New Scientist - Ordnance Survey and Virtual London
Andy
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