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Google Map Panoramas

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With thanks to Kampanart Piyathamrongchai (Known as Meo) from our lab the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, at University College London, we have been able to embed the panoramas from the blog into Google Maps.

Meo hacked about with the code to enable quicktime to be pulled off our server and overlaid on top of the standard Google Map interface. It is possible to view three types of map – standard, satellite and hybrid.

– edit – The system works happily in Firefox but seems to have some issues Explorer with the Quicktime not showing. We have added a full screen mode which maximises the map according to your browser size, the panoramas recently added to the blog will appear on the map over the coming days. – edit –

View the Google Map or

View the Google Map Full Screen

Google Map Panoramas

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With thanks to Kampanart Piyathamrongchai (Known as Meo) from our lab the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, at University College London, we have been able to embed the panoramas from the blog into Google Maps.

Meo hacked about with the code to enable quicktime to be pulled off our server and overlaid on top of the standard Google Map interface. It is possible to view three types of map – standard, satellite and hybrid.

– edit – The system works happily in Firefox but seems to have some issues Explorer with the Quicktime not showing. We have added a full screen mode which maximises the map according to your browser size, the panoramas recently added to the blog will appear on the map over the coming days. – edit –

View the Google Map or

View the Google Map Full Screen

Hungerford Bridge, London Night Time Panorama

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Hungerford Bridge links London’s West End and South Bank. Built as a footbridge it was designed by Alex Lifschutz of Lifschutz Davidson.

Opened in September 2002, the bridge spans both sides of the Charing Cross rail link across the Thames. Providing arguably one of the best night time river views of London looking East down the Thames, landmarks such as St Paul’s Cathedral, Tower 42 and the Oxo Tower can be seen in the distance.

View the Quicktime panorama of The Hungerford Bridge, London (2.7mb).

The raw images behind the panoramas can be viewed at the Gallery

Hungerford Bridge, London Night Time Panorama

By Panoramas 60-70 No Comments

Hungerford Bridge links London’s West End and South Bank. Built as a footbridge it was designed by Alex Lifschutz of Lifschutz Davidson.

Opened in September 2002, the bridge spans both sides of the Charing Cross rail link across the Thames. Providing arguably one of the best night time river views of London looking East down the Thames, landmarks such as St Paul’s Cathedral, Tower 42 and the Oxo Tower can be seen in the distance.

View the Quicktime panorama of The Hungerford Bridge, London (2.7mb).

The raw images behind the panoramas can be viewed at the Gallery

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