ImageJ from the NIH works pretty well, or so I've been told.  I have
not used it, I used to have an old version of Image tool which
predated ImageJ and it was very user friendly even though intended for
microscope work.

On Mon, May 19, 2014 at 9:41 AM, David Inouye <ino...@umd.edu> wrote:
> My brother's been using this technique to measure area by using images
> grabbed from Google Earth.  Looks like it might work better for some of the
> areas I've been measuring by walking the perimeter with a hand-held GPS
> (Garmin) that can measure area that way.  He provided a link to this
> resource for more information about the technique:
> http://blog.duklabs.com/?p=219
>
> David Inouye



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