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[Pakistan Earthquake 2005] Google Earth Dynamic Overlay for Pakistan Now Available!: Anne Wright and Randy Sargent of the Global Connections Project have been working hard to get out dynamic overlays of the Pakistan earquake area. (A dynamic overlay is one that automatically sunstitutes higher resolution imagery as you zoom in and so is much easier to work with.)

[Ogle Earth] Indian military re Google Earth: What threat?: But Google is under no obligation to buy from American companies, and this is why with every subsequent data update previously blurred areas have become crystal clear. Check out the White House, for example -- it's an often used example in India of censorship, but it is in fact unblurred, and this is something that any investigative journalist worth his salt (or a blogger) can find out for themselves.

[Science News Daily] Updated Version of GoogleEarth is Released: Updated Version of GoogleEarth is Released I kind of fell behind a bit, but on October 17, Google released an updated version of GoogleEarth with updated Pakistanearthquake-area imagery. You can...

[Kathryn Cramer] If the earthquake isn't a pressing matter of Pakistan's national security, then I don't know what is.: I hadn't psychologically adjusted to the fact that we really got the maps there in the first place when I read Declan's story this morning, which explained that "the Pakistan government had demanded that no photos be made accessible to the public, because it feared the images could compromise security in the Kashmir region." If the earthquake disaster isn't a pressing issue of Pakistan's national security, then I don't know what is.

 [Geared Up Blog >> Talking about Outdoor Equipment] Web 2.0 to see Recovery 2.0 for world disasters: With the current times of mass disaters (Katrina, London Tube Bombings, New York 9/11, Pakistan earthquake, Asian tsunami etc…) why arnt’t we using the web to help in these times… Ok, we are a little, Google Earth have been releasing extra imagery of the hit areas so you can check if your house is still there (no joke!)

 [Google Earth Blog] Google Helps Earthquake Relief Efforts: In addition, Google worked with its space-based imaging partner Digital Globe to create a collection of higher-resolution imagery for the most affected areas in Pakistan. You can read their announcement here (dated October 14th) and it includes instructions and links for downloading the high resolution pictures.

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