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Hey all<BR>
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Can anyone point me to some info on the practicalities of using the viki .. ? <BR>
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Kindly<BR>
Carsten<BR>
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ping Ted/Harold Dunsford & Michael P. Gerlek/mpg<SPAN class="link c_icinmenu2" jQuery151045507875206639236="35"><BR></SPAN>
Are you sure that you'r not up to the 'google-earth' viewer?<BR>
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I spent a miserable lot of time cleaving the geoTiff, and, seeing what it contains I recall why I'm so hooked on 3D in the first place: it makes those 50+ different types of projections perfectly superfluous .. and probably the academic institutions that's been erected in their honor too. <BR>
Ted, your comment that 'it's not very rewarding..' was buzzing in my head when I got to look at data: at a resoution above a few arcSeconds, everthing looks FLAT. <BR>
Looking at a 1 arcSecond resolution is on the other hand addictive (said the geologist)<BR>
I've got a good geocoded viewer by now and will probably try to build a globe with available 'buttons' at the tiles where I have data .. and probably do some work on 'mipmapping' data that neighbours the block of data that's currently being looked at. <BR>
The viki would probably be the proper place for details.<BR>
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