- 3PointD.com blogs a 3D data extraction tool by ImageCat that uses ordinary satellite imagery as its source.
- Valery35′s KMLer application, an ArcGIS 9 extension that does all manner of conversions to and from KML, not only has a slick new home on the web, but has a new version out, and new examples. Impressive stuff.
- Juice Analytics‘ Excel Geocoding tool gets a revision.
- Brian Flood writes up a detailed case study of how his Arc2Earth application can be used to turn ArcGIS data into something anyone can view on Google Earth.
- Google Earth’s newfound ability view place names in French, Italian, German, Spaish, Dutch and Portuguese certainly hasn’t pacified speakers of Catalan and Basque.
- On Google Earth Blog, Frank Taylor has collected further undocumented changes in Google Earth’s latest dataset update.
- PHP coders: A PHP KML generator for you to check out.
- GEOIP Lookup will show you where an IP is located on Google Earth.
- Le Blogue du CFM de Guadalajara has amassed a neat little personal collection of favorite content for Google Earth, nicely presented. (LBdCFMdG also notes that there is a brand new version of World Wind 1.3.4 — Beta 7, as there were some caching problems in the previous 1.3.4 beta.)
Ogle Earth
Notes on the political and scientific impact of digital maps and geospatial imagery
Amateur Radio operators can convert their QSL Logs into a KML file, suitable for viewing in Google Earth using the QSL to KML Generator at http://www.qsltokml.com.