The Map Room: Triangulations: March 15

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Triangulations: March 15

Boing Boing reports that the archive of silly Tube maps (previously mentioned here) has gotten into a spot of legal trouble and has been taken offline.
As a followup on this question, have a look at Stefan’s post about configuring topo overlays from GPS Visualizer from within Google Earth by using this plugin.
I’ve been meaning to take a look at the various geotagging tools out there; it’s one of approximately eighty bazillion things I’ve got on my to-do list. But one of those tools, Geobloggers, has gone away; chalk it up to the needs of the day job. Stefan has some context.
Dan McCoy has submitted links to lists of mapping APIs here and here; the latter link also has a 366-entry list of mashups with the various tools.

Posted on Wednesday, March 15, 2006 at 9:06 AM
Categories: Google Earth, Hacks & Mashups, Mass Transit, Topo Maps & Trails, Triangulations (Links)

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