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pdriver 22 Aug 2010 14:55

Google Earth For Travellers
 
An interesting article about some lesser known features of Google Earth. It's written by a sailor so he talks about boats quite a lot, but the content is just as relevant for overlanders.

Google Earth For Sailors and Travelers | Google Earth Blog

Also, the latest Enterprise version Google Earth allows users to download imagery for off-line use. I imagine that this is quite an expensive service, but wonder whether google would be open to negotiation for non-commercial usage.

Google Earth Enterprise - Deployment options

beddhist 23 Aug 2010 09:37

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Originally Posted by pdriver (Post 302308)
Also, the latest Enterprise version Google Earth allows users to download imagery for off-line use.

There is an article here on HUBB that explains how to do that with the free version. :innocent:

pdriver 23 Aug 2010 20:08

Yes you are right, however the free version will only cache upto 2gigs worth, which isn't a huge amount when are talking about fully zoomed images.

noel di pietro 8 Oct 2010 14:53

GE mapping
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pdriver (Post 302477)
Yes you are right, however the free version will only cache upto 2gigs worth, which isn't a huge amount when are talking about fully zoomed images.

I believe that is not entirely correct, or there is way around it. Using the free version, you plot an area and copy the GE cash into a folder which you can access later at will. Just a matter of writing a new area into a new folder when the cash threatens to overflow.

cheers,
Noel

pdriver 8 Oct 2010 15:25

Good thinking :-)

monsieur 9 Oct 2010 11:17

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Originally Posted by beddhist (Post 302420)
There is an article here on HUBB that explains how to do that with the free version. :innocent:

Where is this?

oothef 9 Oct 2010 19:05

It's the top post, a "sticky" on Nav.maps Comps. GPS


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