| Koramsah |
| (Tourist) |
| 05/12/08 02:04 AM |
Updates With Lower Quality Images
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I know this subject has been raised several times before and I thought it was resolved, but apparently it hasn't.
About a year and a half ago, I pointed out that GE updated/replaced/overlayed a good satellite image with a heavily cloud covered image. After some discussion, I was led to understand that GE did have a policy that considered image quality over currency before making updates. Several month later, there was a good quaity image installed.
Now again, I see part of the same area overlayed with a heaviliy cloud covered image again. Have I missunderstood the GE update policy?
The area of interest I am refering to is between N37.086, E126.952 and N37.010, E127.150
| Mangon |
| (Tourist) |
| 05/16/08 01:41 AM |
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Re: Updates With Lower Quality Images
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Hi. I discovered the same yesterday. Take a look on Pattaya in Thailand. It is unbelievable, halve of the city is under thick clouds. This is not professional.
If they do so, Google Earth is not funny anymore.
| TheLedge |
| (Master Guide) |
| 05/16/08 06:24 AM |
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Re: Updates With Lower Quality Images
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Hello and welcome to you both.
You may find your answers HERE
Thanks