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piradical
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30-something, student (still need to finish 2 papers), living in Berkeley CA. Former commercial harvest diver and (still have a Bristol Bay salmon license) fisherman in Puget Sound and Alaska Hobbies: WorldWind (google it), GIS, marine navigation (GPS and traditional conning/pilotage with strong interest in celestial nav), web design, hacking, hardware repair- from free to fixed-new ways to use old technology (my motto)
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30-something, student (still need to finish 2 papers), living in Berkeley CA. Former commercial harvest diver and (still have a Bristol Bay salmon license) fisherman in Puget Sound and Alaska Hobbies: WorldWind (google it), GIS, marine navigation (GPS and traditional conning/pilotage with strong interest in celestial nav), web design, hacking, hardware repair- from free to fixed-new ways to use old technology (my motto)
Friday October 14, 05
01:18 AM
WorldWind Blue Marble Next Generation beats GE?
It looks like the open source community has done it again!
Developers for NASA's Open Source WorldWind http://worldwind.arc.nasa.gov/ today announced that WorldWind already has support for the next generation Blue Marble imagery.
The plugin is released at the WW user community website,
WorldWind Central http://worldwindcentral.com/.
As of last check, Google Earth had not yet announced support for this imageset.
Go Open Source!
"Metadata sucks. Long live metadata." -- /geo user bel4mit
