Difference between revisions of "Talk:Google Earth Feedback from ESIP Community"
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Revision as of 10:00, January 7, 2009
During the ESIP Winter Meeting, Alan Leonardi, from NOAA gave a presentation about his detail at Google Earth. This page is a follow-up to Alan's talk and allow the ESIP community a space to give feedback on Google Earth. To leave a new comment, press the + tab. To respond to a thread click reply to that thread.
Google Earth Resources
- Google Earth API - Much discussion surrounded the API, ability to use GE in Windows browser, Javascript on top of GE.
- KML Documenation
- Submit KML to Google, i.e. appear in Gallery
- Regionator | examples - Use hierarchical network links to go from coarse images to fine resolution as you zoom in
- Google Code KML Projects
- My Maps One easy way to find and create KML, could think of using similar interface.
- Google Gears
- ESDWG 17th Earth Science Data Systems Working Group Meeting
- Datafed-Google Earth Mashup
