BZoltan
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A spectacular timeline about filling the Grand Canyon by water. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Inspired by Barnabous Live Cloud Layer. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Have you seen my other Works? Changing sea level by 1 m CIA World Factbook - Geographical datas CIA World Factbook - Population data CIA World Factbook - Government data CIA World Factbook - Economy data CIA World Factbook - Communications data CIA World Factbook - Transportation data CIA World Factbook - Military data CIA World Factbook - Transnational Issues
Edited by BZoltan (05/05/07 01:37 AM)
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syzygy
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very nicely done! just as your other recent post about water level rising by 1-100 meters. i have taken a liking to splash into the pool at the local bath!  thanks! g
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jollyrgr
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Looks like fun. I would like to put my houseboat into that pond!
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Frank4
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Yes....I especially liked the Grand Canyon water fill. I just hope it doesn't give someone the idea that this would be a good thing to do! I could just imagine some US politician saying it would be good for the environment to use clean hydro power... :-)
I've written about this, and your sea levels rising post, at Google Earth Blog. Great work!
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syzygy
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hi and welcome jolly! Quote:
Looks like fun. I would like to put my houseboat into that pond!
what a great idea!
Zolibácsi! do not you feel you should put your model boat (downgraded) on the surface with a realistic movement, endpointed near the viewer? well? in a "boat version" or something?
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BZoltan
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Oh Dear syzygy! It would be very difficult to create what you want. But, I will think about that. Anyway this Timeline is only a method, what possible to create in GE.
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BZoltan
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Hi Frank!
Thanks for your article in GE Blog. Of course I don't want anybody to rise sea levels. Last year I visited to California (San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Fresno), so I want to see these places more inthe future! SF is one of the nicest place i've ever seen! Save our world to live in! Anyway my posts (rising sea levels) is only a game. What to create in GE! Thanks again!
Best regards Büki Zoltán
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writtenword
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Loc: South Bend IN USA
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Very cool!
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trikrich
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That's spectacular indeed! Thanks a lot for this effort.
By watching at the animation I just wondered how you can assign the visibility of an overlay to a certain time or date on the timeline. Do you need Google Earth Plus or even Pro to do that?
A while ago i intended to do something similar in another context, but couldn't find out how to do it.
Patrik
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