TechnoMagicians Weblog :: Google Earth Overlays

I thought I would mess around with the new Google Earth and try overlaying Radar images. Obviously with a bit of work this can be really useful. Click here for a full image of the following:

BTW, if I was running one of the current mapping software companies I'd be filling my pants and looking for a new job. With Google Earth you can now get an application for $20 that used to cost 1000 times that much. I haven't been in the GIS / mapping industry for a long time so I'm guessing at that number but it can't be that far off.

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Re: Google Earth Overlays

by Anonymous on Mon 01 Aug 2005 11:43 AM EDT | Permanent Link

nice, do you have the weather report constantly update? Really cool...

Re: Re: Google Earth Overlays

by Tim A on Mon 01 Aug 2005 11:46 AM EDT | Profile | Permanent Link

Yes. Overlays can update on a periodic basis.

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