Google Maps Presentation (LIS101)
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This document provides an overview of Google Maps and related Google mapping applications. It discusses what Google Maps is, how to search and save places, and features like Google Earth, Google Moon, Google Mars and Google Sky. It also briefly describes how Google Maps originated as a C++ program and is now a web application owned by Google. Screenshots and links are provided to demonstrate searching places and viewing 3D city models in Google Maps.
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Google Earth is a free virtual globe program that maps the entire earth using satellite imagery, aerial photography, and GIS data over a 3D globe. It allows users to search for addresses, enter coordinates, or browse locations. Google Earth provides detailed views of cities with resolution high enough to see individual buildings and people. It offers various mapping, search, and sightseeing functions. While very detailed, Google Earth does have some limitations including biases towards the US, outdated or inaccurate imagery in some areas, and technical issues on some systems.
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Google Earth Pro is a free desktop application that allows advanced GIS data import and export as well as viewing historical imagery. It provides more advanced mapping capabilities than the basic Google Earth application. Users can download Google Earth Pro directly from Google to access these additional features on their PC, Mac or Linux computer. The application allows viewing satellite imagery, maps, terrain and 3D buildings from space down to street level as well as creating and sharing custom maps.
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Google Earth Pro allows users to view satellite imagery, maps, and 3D buildings from space to street level. It includes advanced features like importing and exporting GIS data. Google Earth Pro can be used to view historical imagery and is available for free download on Windows, Mac, or Linux computers. The software provides detailed maps for exploration and analysis of locations around the world.
Google Earth
Google Earth is a virtual globe program that allows users to take virtual tours around the world using satellite imagery and aerial photography. It can be used to plan trips by searching for destinations and getting instant directions. Google Earth also opens up multimedia content from various sources and allows users to placemark locations they visit and share their travels with friends by adding personal notes and photos.
Google earth
This presentation introduces Google Earth, an interactive mapping application that allows users to visually explore the globe. It summarizes that Google Earth displays roads, buildings and geographic features, and that users can search locations by address, name or coordinates to fly to new places. The document also outlines that Google Earth is used by teachers, scientists, students and others to easily show locations, and describes some of its key features like Street View, historical imagery of places and the ability to add one's own placemarks.
Google Map and Google earth .ppt
- Google Maps was launched in 2005 and provides map information from satellite images, street views, and more that can be accessed on desktops and smartphones.
- Google collects authoritative map data from various sources and uses algorithms to combine, edit, and extract information from imagery to build and update their maps.
- A survey found that younger people are more likely to use Google Maps due to growing up in an era of technology innovation, while older people may find maps too complex or data not always accurate.
IMW2014 Tools Scan
This slidedeck presents a brief scan of the web mapping and geographic information (GIS) tools that were explored during the Indigenous Mapping Workshop 2014 (IMW2014) held at the University of Victoria 25-28 August 2014.
The workshop was attended by 100+ participants, representing more than 40 First Nations, Metis and Inuit communities from across Canada.
The Workshop was jointly hosted/organized by the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs, the Firelight Group, Google Earth Outreach, and the University of Victoria, Anthropology Department.
The scan is not comprehensive, favouring the tools that were explored in the Day3/4 "deep dives".
More information on the tools and workshop are available here: http://imwcanada.earthoutreach.org
Google Earth.ppt
Google Maps was launched in 2005 and provides map information from satellite images, street views, and more to desktop and smartphone users. It acquires data from various authoritative sources and uses algorithms to process imagery and extract text for street names. While convenient and accurate, some concerns include privacy, copyright infringement, and data not always being up-to-date. Many popular applications like Facebook and taxi apps integrate Google Maps functions.
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this PPt cover all relevant point of Google map
you can easily explain each and every topic with the help of this ppt.
Gis and GoogleEarth
The document provides an overview of what Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are and what they can be used for. GIS integrates software, hardware, and data to capture, manage, analyze and display geographically referenced information. It allows users to visualize, interpret and question spatial data in maps, globes, reports and charts. Examples of how GIS can be used include modeling debris distribution from the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster, mapping changes to towns over time, and finding optimal locations for new buildings or parks.
Free GIS Resources
The web offers many free tools for basic GIS analysis and visualization. Steve Schild, GIS Manager at the Rutland Regional Planning Commission, highlights the best in this slideshow.
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This is a presentation I did in class on Google Earth. The animation had to be deleted in order to make space for the PowerPoint
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Marble is an open source virtual globe and world atlas program that can be used to view maps of Earth and look up places and routes. It features multiple map projections and integrates with Wikipedia and open data sources. Unlike other virtual globes, Marble is free and open source software available across operating systems. It uses minimal datasets that can be used offline or supplemented with online data and has features like Wikipedia integration and support for open formats.
Free GIS Resources on the Web
The web offers many free tools for basic geographic analysis and visualization. Steve Schild, GIS Manager at the Rutland Regional Planning Commission, highlights the best in this slideshow.
Post-PC: Geolocation & Maps in the Android Ecosystem
The document discusses various mapping and geo-location services that can be used for mobile applications, including Google Maps, Bing Maps, OpenStreetMap, Waze, and others. It covers the key features of each service, things to consider like licensing and coverage, and how to integrate location services and display maps in a mobile app. Privacy concerns around geo-location data are also briefly mentioned.
Visualizing Built Environments and Injury in Low Resource Settings
Visualizing Built Environments and Injury in Low Resource SettingsIndependent Consultant | Research, data, tech policy
This document summarizes the creation of several geospatial visualization tools to represent trauma injury data in Cape Town, South Africa. Photographs were taken to recreate Google Street View panoramas of roads with high injury rates. The photos were stitched together using Hugin to create panoramic views. Google SketchUp was used to build 3D models of intersections based on the panoramas. Google Earth was used to create bar graphs of injury data for different suburbs. Balloons in Google Earth displayed the graphs and additional information about each location.Google Earth Slides
Google Earth is a virtual globe program that was originally created by Keyhole Inc. in 2001 and was later acquired by Google in 2004. It allows users to view satellite imagery and terrain of locations around the world. Google Earth has various features that let users explore Earth, the sky, oceans, and other planets. It has wide geographic coverage of countries and continents. Recent updates by Google Earth have provided street view imagery of new areas like Antarctica, Ireland, and Brazil to better showcase locations. Google Earth has business and research uses like location analysis and is also used in fields like real estate, defense, environmental research, and homeland security. However, some countries have banned it due to national security or privacy concerns.
Answer To Google Earth Universeand Evrything Else Abbreviated
This presentation was used for a talk on open source alternative to Google Earth named Marble [part of KDE-edu] .
http://freed.in/2009/talks/the-answer-to-google-earthuniverse-and-everything-else.html
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- 1. LIS101 Assignment (1) Saddeq Youssef Saddeq 10110029
- 2. What is Google Maps? How to Search and Save your Place ? Google Earth, Google Moon, Google Mars and Google Sky. 3D City.
- 3. Google Maps first started as a C++ program designed by two Danish brothers Lars and Jens Rasmussen before transformed into the web application. Owned by : Google. Launched : February 8, 2005 , 7 years ago.
- 4. How to Search and Save your Place ? Google Maps allows you to search for a variety of different kinds of places. We can search by : Addresses, Roads and Places. Demo : http://maps.google.com
- 5. Google Earth Virtual globe map and geographical information program that was originally called Earth Viewer 3D. You can install in your PC (Mac OS, Windows and Linux). In your Smart Phone ( Android, iOS , Symbian and Blackberry). Available in 45 languages. Initial release : June 28, 2005(as Google Earth)June 11, 2001(as Earthviewer). Download : http://www.google.com/earth/index.html
- 6. Google Earth Google Sky link : http://www.google.com/sky/ Google Moon link : http://www.google.com/moon/ Google Mars link : http://www.google.com/mars/
- 7. 3D City DEMO https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msa=0&msid=2007678276224 34768886.0004973f4f6783ad3ff54&ie=UTF8&ll=34.307144,- 97.734375&spn=129.366461,203.203125&z=1&source=embed
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