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Google Earth combines satellite imagery, maps and the power of Google Search to put the world's geographic information at your fingertips. It's quite amazing! You can view almost any location on earth from high above as if you were floating in orbit.
Many Google Earth users have amazing things to say about viewing old neighborhoods, landmarks and even their current houses. When I viewed my house I could even see my car parked outside all the way from space!
There are even entire web sites dedicated to using Google Earth to view ancient buildings, landmarks, capital cities and much more. It's exciting! You should join in on the fun.
Posted by Earth Pro in Other Satellite Programs on July 24th, 2008 | No Comments »
Servir Viz is a 3D mapping software that is mostly used for observing weather conditions of planet Earth. It is a regional monitoring and visualization system for Mesoamerica that combines geospatial and satellite data for improved decision making by students, researchers, managers, and general public.
Using this software, you can roam freely around the world and all visit different cities, locations of this world. You can also zoom in to various places to observe a particular location in more detail. This extremely useful product can predict weather conditions. At present, the satellite is operating with the atmospheric science department to give weather predictions. These predictions are mostly 6 hours long. They are used to solve many problems that mainly occur due to natural disasters. Problems include human health, food security, and rains. Servir Viz is used to forecast ecological changes and events such as tropical storms, red tides, and forest fires.
Posted by Earth Pro in NASA World Wind on July 24th, 2008 | No Comments »
For those interested in knowing the various geographical features of our planet in depth should think of installing NASA World Wind. However, make sure that your machine has Windows operating system. The first version of this software was publicly released in 2004. Its latest version is version 1.4. This amazing program will surely leave you spellbound.
NASA World Wind software comes without paying a single penny. This program not only delivers accurate directions for locating places of interest but also gives more focus on natural and political aspects of planet Earth such as weather patterns, tectonic plates, borders, and topography.
Posted by Earth Pro in Google Earth Basics on July 24th, 2008 | No Comments »
The Google 3D warehouse is an online depository of the three dimensional models. Anybody can search for or download the models from the Google Sketch up to the Google 3D warehouse. But if you want to publish your own model, then you are required to have a Google account. Sign in your Google account and then you can do the same. Publishing the models that you have created to the Google 3D warehouse is one of the great ways of demonstrating your work.
Posted by Earth Pro in NASA World Wind on July 24th, 2008 | No Comments »
NASA World Wind allows computer users to visit any location on Earth. You can fly over the Alps; see across the Andes or into the Grand Canyon. As the images are of high resolution, you will feel as if you are really visiting that place. Using NASA World Wind, you will be able to see Earth terrain in 3D environment.
Using this software, it is possible to zoom in from satellite altitudes into any city or globe on Earth. The program uses shuttle radar topography mission data and landsat satellite and several other data sources that give information on floods, fires, storms and many other major events. You can also get useful information on all important landmarks of the world.
Posted by Earth Pro in Microsoft Virtual Earth on July 24th, 2008 | No Comments »
Measure distance with a ruler: For answering questions such as, “How far the place is from Hudson river at Holland tunnel”. You can make use of line draw tool that is on Scratch pad. This useful feature was built to make collections of points, polygons and lines but it can also be used as an adhoc multipoint ruler. Go to the collections menu and select the option 'Open'. Choose the line draw tool at the bottom of scratch pad and start to click on the map.
Posted by Earth Pro in Google Earth Basics on July 24th, 2008 | No Comments »
Traveling far enough to the stars was never an easy task. To help you explore the universe, some astronomers have teamed up and have tried to give you a new and a closest look of the sky. With the help of Google earth you can explore as well as browse the universe, find the positions of the different constellations and the planets in the sky. You can search for the position of your favorite planet or star or check out their podcasts through the Google Sky.
You can explore the universe in a number of ways using the Google Sky. Initially, you can see the visible universe that is a mosaic of pictures from the digitized sky survey, Sloan digital sky survey and the Hubble space telescope. There are different thumbnail images towards the bottom of the display like the galaxies, favorite stars, constellations, planets, views of the universe; highlights form the Hubble telescope and upcoming astronomical events. You just need to select the image you want to get complete info of the same.
Posted by Earth Pro in Other Satellite Programs on July 24th, 2008 | No Comments »
Earth browser provides innovative Earth simulation along with real time weather updates. This satellite program also gives 7 day forecast of many locations. Using the mouse and keyboard, it is very easy to navigate in Earth browser. It gives a 3 dimensional view of our planet. Also featured are webcams, current cloud formations and live earthquakes and volcanoes. With the help of screensaver option, Earth browser can give your desktop a gorgeous image. This software can indeed be a great educational tool for people of all ages.
Posted by Earth Pro in Other Satellite Programs on July 24th, 2008 | No Comments »
Earth explorer is an interactive 3D world map software. It provides street level resolution of 50m/pixels. It contains world information that includes information on various countries, islands, cities, rivers, political boundaries and many more. Users can easily customize the map by adding a path from one location to another onto the map. User defined data lists can also be imported to the map. The latest version of Earth explorer has 3 view modes. They are satellite, blend, and SRTM.
An environmental issue that we are currently facing is global change that not only encompasses climate change but also large scale impact on the growing global population. Earth explorer addresses these critical issues and provides a better understanding on the subject.
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Posted by Earth Pro in Microsoft Virtual Earth on July 24th, 2008 | No Comments »
Here you have to do one of the following.
1. For printing the 1-click directions to Destination webpage, click the print option from the upper right corner of the page.
2. For sharing them at the Destination webpage, you can click though option to share and then from the further options that you get click Send in email, Copy to clipboard or you can also Blog it.
3. For choosing the route and directions, which you want, click the route from under the Show directions from tab.
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Posted by Earth Pro in NASA World Wind on July 23rd, 2008 | No Comments »
This can be due to several reasons. They are listed below.
Really the server may be down. In such a case you really can try again in 2 minutes.
Then the second reason which may be associated with this is that some firewall or proxy may be causing interference in your connection with NASA World Wind. Reconfiguring a port or hunting down and distractive help can help resolve this issue.
Check whether you have installed .NET and DirectX.
Some countries block access to world wind download servers and sites. In such a case, you can try finding a proxy. However, such cases have not yet been reported with NASA World Wind.
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