Back to work after last weeks AGI conference and this week brings a range of thoughts on creating cities and visualising urban form. We will…
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A slow down on posts this week as we have been at the Association of Geographical Information 2006 conference presenting a paper on our use…
Experience the glamour and luxury of the transport we use at Digital Urban to capture our London data with our new Top Deck of a…
Tower 42 is the tallest building in the City of London at 183 metres compared to 179.8 metres for its neighboring 30 St Mary Axe….
The Swiss Re building, more formally known as 30 St Mary Axe, was completed in 2003 and officially opened in 2004. At 180m its inspiration…
With our recent panoramas from Google Earth a site caught our attention (thanks to Frank at the Google Earth Blog) that has used the same…
‘Smooth’ from Smooth360, one of Australia’s premier panorama photography businesses, has used our tutorial to create a view above the Sydney Olympic Site at Homebush,…
Visualising Cities over the web has concentrated recently on Google Earth, especially now version 4 supports textures. The problem with texture usage is slowdown and…
Thanks to Gaby’s kmz tool – see the newly updated tutorial it is now considerably easier and quicker to create panoramas in Google Earth. We…
Bruno Vandermarliere of Ommatidia, a QuickTime VR production company located in Antwerpen, Belgium, has sent in a panorama of New York created by Google Earth…