The US Geological Survey has a pair of sites online showing galleries of various maps about the hurricanes Rita and Katrina. These pages are part of an ongoing effort by the USGS to provide a community-based site that points users at mapping and other geospatial sites.

Our first featured map is Pop Vs Soda.com's main map. Although 3 years out of date at this point, Pop Vs Soda is still an interesting site showing more interesting kinds of data you can tabulate geographically.

GlobeExplorer has a variety of images from Hurricane Katrina and other disaster imagery online now.

National Geographic is sponsoring November 16th, 2005 as GIS Day, a day to learn about GIS and geography. GIS Day coordinates many local events to provide an understanding of what's going on in the world of GIS and geography to the public. In DC, you can visit the National Zoo of the Smithsonian Institute for a show-and-tell of GIS activities around the Smithsonian.

Welcome to Cartographica.com, ClueTrust's GIS home on the Internet! Although ClueTrust is relatively new to the GIS space, we're intent on making sure that we help the community as we get more involved. As such, we've established the Cartographica.Com web site as a clearing house for pointers to information about GIS and GIS-related news stories, as well as other mapping information. Take a look around and have a good time!