The Google Earth deal is a fairly straightforward KML hack where you
supply lat/lon in the correct order and it plots 'em. Can't recall the
correct incantation but it's not hard. I can look and post an example
later, perhaps
Craig Anderson wrote:
Hi Bernard,
I don't understand the failure you're seeing. The permissions
are correct on the server and I could download them.
As for the GoogleEarth plot of the balloon track, I don't know
how it was made. The Stanford launch team did that picture.
I haven't had time to dive into the technology underlying
GoogleEarth. The Stanford project web site is:
http://ssdl.stanford.edu/ssdl/index.php
Craig
On Jun 6, 2007, at 9:14 AM, Bernard Michael Tyers wrote:
On 06/06/07, Craig Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello all,
The pictures from this "expedition" are now in
ftp://aprs.tamu.edu/
Xastir/Images
thanks to Gerry Creager. Included is a file with the captions to
each picture.
Hi Craig,
Thanks, *but* when I try to view them I get a "550 Failed to open file."
From memory, ftp error 550 is access denied.
Thanks
bernard.
EI8FDB
ps: how did you get the waypoints plotted on GoogleEarth? Was that
manually done?
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