Hello All,
Every once in a while it is good to ask a question on this list about things
that can change/improve over time with the progress of technology online...
Whenever I get a new sundial order I usually go online to one of the mapping
services to check declination and site orientation. No
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Hi Jim,
There is also
http://www.multimap.com/
It is a mapping site which also has aerial views. I am unclear as to whether
the views are more up to date than Google Earth's but it might be worth a try...
Regards
Patrick
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From: J. Tallman
To: Sundial Mailing
> If I can't get a good result because the location is a new home in a new
> development, I go to bing.com and check it on their maps/aerials. They
> seem to have more recent aerial imagery much of the time.
> Jim Tallman
Unrelated to dialing, but whereas I usually prefer Google maps and aerial
an
When I go to www.bing.com I get a search engine but no maps.
Thibaud
At 14:40 30-10-2009, J. Tallman wrote:
If I can't get a good result because the location is a new home in a
new development, I go to bing.com and check it on their
maps/aerials. They seem to have more recent aerial image
Thibaud,
You have to go to
http://www.bing.com/maps
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Op 30-okt-2009, om 20:24 heeft Th. Taudin Chabot het
So did I til I used the Internet Exploder from Microswift. :-) Apparently the
internet explorer is
required. In my area, I found no improvement over Google Earth.
Edley.
> When I go to www.bing.com I get a search engine but no maps.
> Thibaud
>
> At 14:40 30-10-2009, J. Tallman wrote:
>
Here is an interesting satellite imagery program by NASA called "World
Wind". Check it out! It is quite different from Bing and Google Earth:
You gotta love the way you can spin the globe around..
http://worldwindcentral.com/wiki/Main_page
John
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