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[Ogle Earth] Ogle Earth: Links: Flattening the world, browser-dependent KML ...: Michael Smalley has an idea: Preserving Google Street View layers in a historical database, so that panoramas taken from before the recent forest fires in Australia can serve as a record in perpetuity of what the destroyed communities there once looked like. Now that Google Earth has such historical databases for its satellite and aerial imagery, giving street view the same treatment is certainly an idea worth pursuing.

[EVS-Islands] EVS-Islands: Thoughts - Continuing Yesterday's "Wow"!: He had taken the Flickr image of Arutua Atoll and created a Google Earth overlay. He did all of this work by manually matching the EVS image to the GE base image.

[GIS and Science] Winners of Google's KML in Research Competition « GIS and Science: Declan De Paor from Old Dominion University, a winner in the professional category, incorporated “a novel use of the time slider feature to expose models of the crust and mantel in the Aleutian Island chain” in the entry “Emergent Models of Earth’s Crustal Structure.”

[Ogle Earth] Ogle Earth: GeoGlobe: GeoRSS and KML meet Second Life: The GeoGlobe takes feeds (currently KML, GeoRSS and RSS) as input and displays them as properly geolocated prims onto the GeoGlobe [in Second Life]. We undertook this project to experiment with how "real world" data can be visualized effectively within the immersive environment that is SL.

[The Designspace] Virtual tour: Interesting places to visit in Google Earth: To use the KML files, right click the "Download KML file" link and select "Save Target As". Windows may try to add an "XML" extension onto the end of the file name.

[Ogle Earth] Ogle Earth: Links: G. William Skinner, buoy data KML, virtual ...: The Google Earth Buoy observation file is updated hourly and provides quick access to detailed wind, wave, temperature, and other observations as well as historical plots and trends.  The new layer is easily combined with existing EarthNC weather and charting features for Google Earth including NOAA Marine Forecasts,  U.S. Airport Weather Observations, NOAA Voluntary Ship Weather Reports, NOAA ENC vector charts, and more.

[Jeffrey Friedl's Blog] Jeffrey Friedl's Blog » Blog Archive » Ishigaki Day 2, Morning ...: For some reason, everywhere on this island during the entire trip,people almost never asked someone else to take a photo of them. Often, whenyou're in scenic places like this, you get asked to take a photo forsomeone, and vice-versa, but on this trip, it was rare, with people oftenspending an inordinate effort to set up little shaky collapsible tripods,propping cameras on rocks, etc..

[Tracy and Matt's Blog] ATP GPS PhotoFinder mini review: Unfortunately, the customer didn't agree to me using the device for testing, and I wasn't allowed to keep the SD card that I had shot all my photos on.  (I was wondering why he handed me a brand new 8gig SD card when I started the shoot and asked me to use that!)

[The Volcanism Blog] Earthquakes in Saudi Arabia - rumbles and rumours « The Volcanism Blog: I don’t believe that Earthquake has anything to do with being wrong or right remember Mr. Alsharif that people who are living in small villages like Al- ais have not done anything bad to humanity they don’t even practise politics nor anything relative to it, they’re living a very simple way of life like many other people in Hijaz just to let you know western region in Saudi is the poorest yet most of it’s people are the kindest, they accept each other away from all Saudi strict customs and the reason behind it that from along time ago Hijaz was and still a mixture society so how would nature ( God, judgment..

[Ogle Earth] Ogle Earth: Links: submillimeter KML, Barcelona update censors ...: Submillimeter astronomy as KML: Yet more astronomy content gets the KML treatment, making it usable in Google Sky. Orbiting Frog has assembled a layer collecting astronomical objects that are radiant at sub-millimeter wavelengths, and has just .... (Maybe I remember it from Frank's Google Earth Blog?) Posted by: Stefan at 22:32 UTC, February 21, 2008. I don't recall it, from either you or Frank, and I think I've been pretty diligent in following both of you since your ...

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