Line Rider - Jagged Peak Adventure
A brief return of the Friday Line Rider post - this time the guy on the sledge leaves the city and goes all geographic with a Jagged Peak Adventure: Uploaded by unconed the movie has had over 4…
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New Scientist - Ordnance Survey and Virtual London
Its good to see geography in the New Scientist and their write up of the Virtual London/Ordnance Survey issue raises…
Google Earth GigaPan: Disappointing (?)
All of our posts so far have been positive about Google Earth, it has quite frankly changed the way we view…
How To Create Aerial Panoramas from Virtual Earth
It is notably easier to create panoramas in Virtual Earth compared to our original tutorial for Google Earth due to the…
Embedding MyMaps into a Blog or Webpage Direct
This is now the third post on 'How to Embed Google MyMaps into a blog' and finally it has been integrated direct into…
Posts?
Two days without a post? We know, we know.. sorry about that. Post will be back to normal tomorrow - up and coming is…
Montreal in Virtual Earth - Movie
Microsoft's Virtual Earth it could be argued is reaching a tipping point whereby it becomes for the browser of choice…
3D Toulouse Movie - Virtual Earth
Microsoft's latest layer update to its Virtual Earth product includes two new 3D cities - Toulouse, France and…
Guardian Newspaper - Virtual London and the Ordnance Survey
The Guardian - a National Newspaper in the UK - has a full page spread on the story of Ordnance Survey and the…
Importing Objects into Second Life
It may not look like much - the Monopoly style house pictured above in Second Life - but this captures the moment our…
Mapping Games - Ultima VII
The rise of simple to use geographic information systems such as Google Maps and Microsoft's Virtual Earth are making…
Holographic Display's - Digital Cities and Digital Earth
Recently there has been a number of developments in holographic technologies that are bringing the prospect of office…
Londonist's View of the Ordnance Survey
We are merely passing on a link in this post as Londonist has published its own unique views on the Ordnance Survey and…