Google Earth
#1
Google Earth
Seems to have had quite an upgrade... There's much more high definition available now and the population figures seem to have been updated... 20% growth in some of the coastal towns in Queensland in 1 year...!
#2
Home and Happy
Joined: Dec 2002
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Re: Google Earth
Originally Posted by rodders39
Seems to have had quite an upgrade... There's much more high definition available now and the population figures seem to have been updated... 20% growth in some of the coastal towns in Queensland in 1 year...!
#3
Sunny Sydney
Joined: Aug 2005
Location: Sydney
Posts: 6,241
Re: Google Earth
Originally Posted by Pollyana
I'm currently working in the office doing the updates on GIS info for Queensland maps - two people, working fulltime, to update roads, lots, and houses - as they are numbered- just for growth in Queensland. That gives you an idea how fast its growing.
#4
Re: Google Earth
Anyone brought the $20 'plus' version yet?
Just wondering how good the coverage is? and what the images are like?
Just wondering how good the coverage is? and what the images are like?
#5
Re: Google Earth
I downloaded the new version a couple of days back, the new higher-res coverage is excellent. Was able to stitch together four of five screens to make a free map of our farm that cost me over $100 two years back. Even managed to overlay the old map onto the new in photoshop to see how our feral tree clearing and reveg is progressing.
How do you see the population of an area ?
Originally Posted by rodders39
and the population figures seem to have been updated
#6
Sydneysider & loving it!!
Joined: Jan 2005
Location: Manchester, England - Now Sydney, Australia
Posts: 169
Re: Google Earth
Originally Posted by rodders39
Seems to have had quite an upgrade... There's much more high definition available now and the population figures seem to have been updated... 20% growth in some of the coastal towns in Queensland in 1 year...!
#7
Re: Google Earth
Originally Posted by herrchook
wow, that's impressive.
#8
Re: Google Earth
Originally Posted by cinderella
It is simply fantastic. Could see our car on our drive!
I can only see the wifes car.
Last edited by furkew; Jun 15th 2006 at 1:40 pm.
#9
Re: Google Earth
Originally Posted by furkew
I must have been at work.
I can only see the wifes car.
I can only see the wifes car.
LOL
But who's is that vehicle next to it? Is it the milkman or the postie?
#10
Re: Google Earth
Originally Posted by nightnurse2
LOL
But who's is that vehicle next to it? Is it the milkman or the postie?
But who's is that vehicle next to it? Is it the milkman or the postie?
Its hers.
don't worry, I didn't miss that one
#11
Re: Google Earth
Originally Posted by furkew
we share our drive with the next door neighbour.
Its hers.
don't worry, I didn't miss that one
Its hers.
don't worry, I didn't miss that one
LOL as long as YOUR sure!
#12
Re: Google Earth
Originally Posted by nightnurse2
LOL as long as YOUR sure!
the milkman was at nr.27 & the postman was at 33.
Im not quite sure where the window cleaner was ?
I know he wasn't at mrs de bruins at nr.41, because thats where I was
#13
Re: Google Earth
Originally Posted by welshpom
I downloaded the new version a couple of days back, the new higher-res coverage is excellent. Was able to stitch together four of five screens to make a free map of our farm that cost me over $100 two years back. Even managed to overlay the old map onto the new in photoshop to see how our feral tree clearing and reveg is progressing.
How do you see the population of an area ?
How do you see the population of an area ?
#14
Re: Google Earth
Originally Posted by rodders39
it stated that Cairns had a population of ~ 123k but afterwards it is showing ~152k