Παρασκευή 3 Δεκεμβρίου 2010

Google Earth Pro 6: Measure your world in 3D

We’re excited to announce a new addition to the Advanced Measurement Tool Suite in Google Earth Pro: you can now measure in 3D!

Pro customers recently ranked Area Measurement as one of the most valuable Google Earth Pro tools, so we wanted to add more to the package. In a continued effort to mirror the real world, allowing you to lift measurements off the ground and extend them in to the 3D realm seemed a natural next step.

Τετάρτη 1 Δεκεμβρίου 2010

1st Conference on Spatial Statistics 2011

Spatial statistics is a rapidly developing field which involves the quantitative analysis of spatial data and the statistical modelling of spatial variability and uncertainty. Applications of spatial statistics are for a broad range of environmental disciplines such as agriculture, geology, soil science, hydrology, ecology, oceanography, forestry, meteorology and climatology, but also for socio-economic disciplines such as human geography, spatial econometrics, epidemiology and spatial planning.

The aim of the meeting is to present interdisciplinary research where applicability in other disciplines is a central core concept.

17th European Colloquium on Theoretical and Quantitative Geography (ECQTG11)

The 17th European Colloquium on Theoretical and Quantitative Geography (ECQTG11), which will take place in Athens from 2nd - 5th September, 2011.




Παραξένα και μυστήρια στο Google Street!

1. Μια γυναίκα γεννάει στο δρόμο. Η φώτο εμφανίζεται στην οδό Hubertusallee (Νο. 37) στη Γερμανία. Η αστυνομία δηλώνει ότι η φώτο είναι προϊόν επεξεργασίας, αφού ποτέ δεν καταγράφηκε αντίστοιχο γεγονός.


Google Earth 6 (brings 3D Trees!)

3D scenes and models are now even more realistic in Google Earth 6 thanks to 3D Trees.  With 3D trees in Google Earth, we’ve brought characteristic trees to life, from the palm trees that dot San Francisco’s bayfront Embarcadero Street, to the olive trees that cling to the Acropolis in Athens, to the flowering dogwoods found in Tokyo’s parks. All told, there are around 50 different tree species to explore in Google Earth and counting – This first release of 3D trees in Google Earth includes more than 80 million trees to study and explore.