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19 years ago
very cool new google feature...MAPS!
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19 years ago
Nice site and very quick refresh time. Of course I had to find my own neighborhood first.
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19 years ago
Yoiks, they need to work on sat-map correlation.
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19 years ago
The terra server site has always been easy to use.
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19 years ago
Except that TerraServer is slow and the aerial photos are only available in B&W. For topomaps and aerials I've always used topozone.com though I must admit these google maps are nice.
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19 years ago
Not all of them are B&W.
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19 years ago
Mapquest used to have this service for free a couple of years ago.
Pierre Levesque, AIA wrote:
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19 years ago
The free version gives you a map that is equal in size to the TerraServer maps, about 600 pixels wide. The annual fee gives you the ability to view
1200 pixels wide maps. I went ahead and paid the annual fee because it was a reimbursable. I go to every initial meeting with prospective clients with printed map in hand... a little ooohh and aaaaah factor...- Vote on answer
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19 years ago
Yes, and MapQuest used to have TopoZone topographic maps for free, too
- until they decided they couldn't figure out what they were for and stopped doing it.
TerraServer took all the USGS DOQQ aerial photos (1-meter resolution) and converted all the color ones into black and white (TopoZone didn't). They're adding the new Urban Area photos in color (as are we). They also compressed everything as JPEGs instead of storing them at full original resolution. As a result, the "same" data on TopoZone is about 5 times larger than Microsft TerraServer.
TopoZone also doesn't do silly things like
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Ed McNierney T> Mapquest used to have this service for free a couple of years ago. >
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19 years ago
You go Ed!
PL...TopoZone subscriber since 2002
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19 years ago
"Don" wrote
Total global domination... no doubt
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19 years ago
: > It's justa Beta so there is still some development to do but all you : need to : > do is drag your desired location to the center and zoom in. There : are even : > satellite images available (link is in the upper right hand corner) : : : Nice site and very quick refresh time. : Of course I had to find my own neighborhood first.
I don't want to look at my neighborhood first. What's your address? Is that you in the VW convertible? Use sunscreen for god sakes, man.
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19 years ago
There
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No, I as in the limo. My address is: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington, DC 20500. Look it up. I'm the one with the big attitude and low IQ.