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I needed to show a client how large an A0 print is compared to standard 1:50,000 scale Canadian topographic map sheets (NTS). Wikipedia has a nice render of the A0 sizes:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:A_size_illustration2_with_letter_and_l...

Here is the NTS referenced (click for large SVG version):

"Open Source Mapping with First Nations in British Columbia"

Patrick Hayes, Principal - Geomemes Research Inc, in Canada On Wednesday, April 21st, Patrick Hayes, Principal with Geomemes Research Inc, in Canada, will be visiting San Francisco to attend DrupalCon. He has graciously accepted the invitation to share his First Nations mapping experience at a meeting hosted by the University of California, Berkeley Indigenous Mapping Network student chapter. The event will be held in 103 Mulford Hall, UC Berkeley on Wednesday, April 21 from 6-7pm.

We've recently installed our Referrals Management Toolbox as add-ons to a couple of Community Information Systems. Seems like the right time to tell folks about the functionality in the Base Toolbox and what we can add in terms of custom features. Go to the Referrals Toolbox page to learn more. Send us a quotation request and let's discuss how this toolbox can assist with your resource management capacity building.

Charles has just returned from the Free and Open Source for Geospatial (FOSS4G) Conference 2009 in Sydney Australia: http://2009.foss4g.org/

Here are some SLIDES from my talk:

http://www.slideshare.net/cnburnett/building-community-information-systems-with-drupal-and-open-layers

Here's a link to NOTES and a picture (below) from our Participatory GIS (PGIS) Birds of a Feather meet-up:

Patrick presented at Drupalcamp Victoria last weekend. Vive la Fête Cartographique!

More here: http://chrisshattuck.com/blog/victoria-bc-drupalcamp-wrapup-and-slides-d...

It's tough to catch him on camera - Patrick moves fast!