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While at Where 2.0, Dave Bouwman and I did a podcast with Jesse and Sue over at Very Spatial.  We spoke about a recent project we completed for the Wildlife Conservation Society for their Global Avian Influenza Network for Surveillance (GAINS) project.  The mapping application was a Virtual Earth implementation which showed locations and information of bird flu cases around the world, as well as related flyways for those species.  We also talked a little bit about how we used agile practices to deliver the application very quickly and with complete customer satisfaction.  If you want to check out the podcast, head over to Very Spatial.  If you’d like to take a look at the application, check it out the WCS GAINS website.  And, if you’re interested in more of the technical details, check out Dave’s recent post about building the application.

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