Historically, the process of cooperatively sharing ideas and resources between small human groups living in a local environment has always been important for the individual and group survival. A "Common Adventure" is a timeless networking process we all engage in often and starts when one individual expresses an idea for a project and others, who share this interest, join in the effort. Common Adventures may be very simple and short or longer in duration and include only a few people or be more complex involving a small or larger group who are all equally responsible for planning and trying to reach the objectives they seek. Often these projects are place based or geographically oriented to where we live work and play.

It is estimated that 70-80 % of web site information is related to a geographic location and a new Geospatial Web (GeoWeb) is also being created to categorize specific data and information related to place and time. Furthermore, the increasing capabilities of smart mobile phones already are creating geographic Mobile Web networking opportunities that would have been unbelievable a few years ago.

This GeoWeb Common Adventure Network offers categories of forum discussions as an opportunity to ask questions and contribute your own ideas, knowledge and projects related to geographic places you care about. See the column on the left and explore the following topics: GeoWeb, ImageWeb, MobileWeb, Interest/SocialWeb, Semantic or Linked Data Web, & OpenSourceWeb.

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