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 [Fuzzy Tolerance] Updates to Google Maps and Virtual Earth: Export your nav points to your GPS device via KML, GPX, or GeoRSS. They have a improved 3D city models for a few select cities (Denver, Las Vegas, Dallas, and Phoenix), with more being added over time.

 [S . o . F . T . W . A . I2. E . Z] Google Earth Pro v4.3 [Portable Version]: Share your Google Earth views and data representations with your clients as a KML, Google Earth”˜s original file format. With your upgraded Pro subscription, you get additional measurement tools (square feet, mile, acreage, radius and so on), so simply select the points on the screen using your mouse and let Google Earth calculate the rest.

[Colin A. White] Where2.0 & Google Developer Day Trip Report: It was dominated this year by the concept of Mashups, and the use of GeoRSS and KML (KMLv3.0 will be a ratified OGC standard). There was also considerable discussion of the emerging GeoStack technology long tail.

[Colin A. White] Where2.0 & Google Developer Day Trip Report: It was dominated this year by the concept of Mashups, and the use of GeoRSS and KML (which is now an OGC standard). There was also considerable discussion of the emerging GeoStack technology long tail.

 [Things In My Mail] Subject: The Sightseer June 2008 Issue: Many use sophisticated geographic information systems (GIS) to create and process spatial information, but layering their own data along with data provided by others (such as ReliefWeb and others) over the 3D terrain and satellite imagery of Google Earth allows them to visit places virtually and get a unique feel for them before they actually get there.

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