Inscription Restoration Process. Transformation. Part 3

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Image transformation. Perspective. Part 2

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Credits:
Summit of Kliuchef.
Picture Date: July 04, 2004
Image Creator: Fournier, Tom
Image courtesy of the AVO/UAF-GI.
To obtain a high-resolution image, open the full size page. Source : Alaska Volcano Observatory (http://www.avo.alaska.edu)
URL: http://www.avo.alaska.edu/image.php?id=12524

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Image transformation. Perspective.

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Transformation


Credits:
Douglas lake.
Picture Date: November 17, 2006
Image Creator: Doukas, M. P.
Image courtesy of AVO/USGS.
To obtain a high-resolution image, open the full size page.
Source : Alaska Volcano Observatory (http://www.avo.alaska.edu)
URL: http://www.avo.alaska.edu/image.php?id=13159

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First 3-D Vews of the Sun.

News of Earth obsevatory
For millennia, we on Earth have seen the Sun as a flat disk in the sky. Now, for the first time, we are seeing the Sun in three dimensions, thanks to the recently launched twin Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory (STEREO) spacecraft, which orbit the Sun, one in front of the Earth and one behind the Earth...

Genova. 1661-2006

Genova. 1661-2006 (345)
Altitude of "cameras 1661" 4 km :)

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Spreadsheets & Charts in GE. Example.

Testing new features of Google Docs&Spreadsheets gave good results.
I place chart as live image into all elements of GE:
- balloon
- icon
- groundoverlay
- screenoverlay

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See also Paleoglobe. Google spreadsheets.

KML. New element metadata.

KML 2.1 adds a new element metadata which allows you to include structured data in KML documents. Now you can include structured data in KML documents.

Links:
Adding Metadata to Your KML Files
ObsKML
KML 2.1 Reference
Introducing 3 Maps API/KML Tutorials in Google Code's Knowledge Base

Paleoglobe. Google spreadsheets.

New features of google Spreadsheets see...

See tests:
Test of Google spreadsheets
KML generation. Time animation, colors.
Permanent link to live chart
Place to googlepages
Insert live chart into GMaps balloon
Post in blog

Perm historical photos. 1910. Part 2.

Today i make the new photos.

You can now compare photos: "Perm. Headquarters of the Ural Railway Administration"
1910


2007



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Spreadsheets JSON based GMaps. Iframe

Next version of GIS planet: Spreadsheets. JSON based GMaps
I save script with GMaps as html and putting it in an iframe.
See also test of this master

See also

How to change refreshinterval on server ?

Work with the processes of real time requires the possibility to change the time of refresh on the server for all clients. This is required to carry out "in flight". Problem in the fact that networklink has already been located on client computer and we cannot it change.

I made this with use networklinkcontrol > minRefreshPeriod and propose an example of use. With one refreshinterval=1sec we see the actual time of refresh 2 and 5 sec. If we change on server minRefreshPeriod in networklinkcontrol then to all clients time of renovation also changed.

Time of refresh = min [ refreshinterval in networklink (client); minRefreshPeriod in networklinkcontrol (server) ]. We can simple set refreshinterval in networklink = 1 sec.

In KML docs i it did not find examples and publish the results of testing.

Network link
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You can test this on the local computer, if you change path to KML files. On my computer this thus. You can edit minRefreshPeriod in kml files and see results.

In network links:
refreshMode=onInterval
refreshInterval=1 sec

In placemarks we add section NetworkLinkControl and
minRefreshPeriod=5 sec and minRefreshPeriod=2 sec

Spring...

Outside of mirrors



Sounds of spring

Network link to MyGMaps

New features of Google GEO.
1. Edit and save My GMaps (placemarks, lines, polygons, rich balloon editor...)
2. KML permalink to map

I simple make test map and network link to this map.
Very Cool!

Network link

Map

KML document

See posts about new feature in Google Earth blog and Ogle Earth

Yesterday started new blog by Matt Fox :

Google Earth Library

I am glad see my archives and links in GE Library. This blog is good solution of KML tagging.

Post about GE Library by Matt:

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News sure travels fast

I started this blog 2 days ago on sort of a whim. I didn’t tell a single person about it because I wanted to get a good amount of content on it first. I figured I’d have 2 or 3 weeks to populate it and then would start spreading the word. About six hours ago I enabled the feature that allows users to be able to post so I could test it out. Imagine my surprise when I got a user submission from Richardmtl regarding the Mexico City Metro System. And now I see I got a brief write up at Ogle Earth this evening. Still not sure how word got out so quickly, but I guess that’s a good thing

In case you’re wondering why the content right now is mostly environmental related, that is simply because that just happens to be where I started. But I will definately be adding all other types of content.

Anyway, please be patient with me while I finish getting everything set up. I’m going through right now and reformatting the first group of posts I made. I also decided to do things right and will be adding network links to all the posts. This means you can save as much of the content that is available here to your My Places folder as you want, and you won’t have to worry about Google Earth slowing down.

If you want to start an account an post some content, have at it, but please read this before you try to contribute something. This is all based on WordPress so it’s very easy to use and no knowledge of html is needed.

Contribute a Post

I have configured the blog so that registered users can contribute a post to the library. If you want to make a post, just create an account, log in, and click on “Write a Post”. I’m using WordPress, which has a very easy to use editor that doesn’t require any knowledge of HTML. I also have a template set up to make it very easy. Just click on the Manage tab when you log in and you will see the template.

Just write up a brief description, give it a title, insert any links, and pick some Categories. You can upload a screenshot or KML file. When you are done, just click on Save and next time I’m around I’ll add the screenshot, add new Categories (if needed), format it, and approve it. You can go back at a later time and edit your entry.

This is not intended for a single placemark of something interesting you found while browsing around. I’m not trying to compete with sites that have 1,000’s of files with information about one or two locations. I’m looking for content that goes beyond that, and generally falls into one or more of the following categories:

• A) Shows off the technical abilities of Google Earth
• B) Has significant educational value
• C) Would be of interest to a large audience
• D) Covers a large geographic area

My general philosphy is that the smaller the geographic area, the more detail should be presented. For example, a collection of all the McDonald’s fast food places in the world is good. A collection of the McDonald’s in your home town, not so good. But if you have a highly detailed study of something in your home town that contains numerous placemarks, overlays, etc. then that would probably be good.

If you want to do something more involved or make numerous posts, let me know and I can increase your privledges. I am willing to host image and KML files (within reason) that you might have.

Any questions, feel free to contact me.

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Library have very good features:

GeoRSS Google Map - see posts in GMaps

GeoRSS Google Earth KML - see posts in GEarth

I make today first post. It is network link to data from GEC archive World Designer - it is very easy.

Welcome to new project!

Spreadsheets. JSON based GMaps

Spreadsheets JSON based GMaps
See test of this master

Perm historical photos. 1910

Photos by [1910] Prokudin-Gorskii, Sergei Mikhailovich, 1863-1944, photographer.
Credits

Perm 1910.
Overview
Overview 2
Overview 3
Kama river
Mary Magdalena's Church
Headqurters for the Ural Railroad

Screen overlays and placemarks.
I georeference all photos by view (x,y and direction).
Double click on folder or placemark please.

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See also:

History Illustrated. Russian cities. Part 2.

History Illustrated. Russian cities.

Atlas of Moscow. 1853. New maps.

Atlas of Moscow. 1853.

Moscow Kremlin

Stop Needlessly Killing and Mounting Jackalope!

Jackalope are unarguably God's most regal creatures. Which is why they've become so popular among sports hunters over the past two decades.
But according to wildlife experts, Jackalope are a species in serious decline. The combination of over-hunting and global warming (which has made mating between the native white-tailed antelope and jackrabbits rare; antelope are forced from their native habitat in the Chipanaqua Mountain Range due to heavy snows) are killing off the current population of Jackalope and threatening the potential for new Jackalope offspring.

Experts fear that the Jackalope could become extinct within the next five years if serious action is not taken. Secure a future for the Jackalope! Call on Congress to outlaw the hunting of Jackalope until the species is revived. Because all of God’s creatures deserve our protection!

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