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Mapping Hacks
by Schuyler Erle, Rich Gibson and Jo Walsh
Archive for June, 2007
Google Earth is still weak sauce
Friday, June 8th, 2007In spite of the enormous press, and the pretty pictures, Google Earth represents the pre-infancy of user oriented spatial tools.
I hate to be ‘just’ a freaking whiner…so I have been actively trying to use the darn thing as part of my attempts to collect and manage the raw data from my experiences.
Sadly every time […]
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