| pmaxfield2 |
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| 09/17/06 10:20 AM |
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Mt. St. Helens - Web Cam Time-lapse
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Inspired by PenquinOpus' original post, I took a subset of frames from the Oct 1, 2004 video and spliced them into a new timeline animation. (source: WebCam)
Ultimately it would be great to have these as textures on a polygon, instead of a screenoverlay.
Finally found the famous 1980 photos by Gary Rosenquist: USGS site
3D cloud: post
| kaszeta |
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| 09/28/06 11:22 AM |
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Re: Mt. St. Helens - Web Cam Time-lapse
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Actually, it's pretty easy to add these to a texture polygon, I've done this with webcams, although to get any reasonable efficiency you need to make a separate collada object for each timestep.
I did a quick test of this with four webcams and a conference room, in which our server automatically generates a kml files and a series of .dae and .jpg files for putting each webcam's image on a wall. Here's a screenshot:
http://www.kaszeta.org/rich/download/conf_room.jpg
(If I can get this converted to use external urls instead of internal ones, I'll post a link for it)
| pmaxfield2 |
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| 02/18/07 07:14 PM |
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Re: Mt. St. Helens - Web Cam Time-lapse - NEW SET
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New set, this time with the photos from Gary Rosenquist.
| jnieland |
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| 09/20/07 05:48 PM |
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Re: Mt. St. Helens - Web Cam Time-lapse - NEW SET
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Nice composit photo, but your marker is not at Bear Meadow. Bear Meadow is at: 46 18 49.95N, 122 02 11.24W. Your marker is about 6 miles off.