jbottero
10/06/06 03:29 AM
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Is there a way to tell the aprox. date a particular Google image was taken? What about Maps vs. Google Earth?
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kjfitz
10/06/06 12:20 PM
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There used to be a PDF file on the GoogleEarth web site in the support section that listed the dates for each city. I just went and looked an it isn't there anymore. Some layers in GE have a year on them but I don't know of any reliable way of telling when a photo was taken without a bit of detective. See the comments in this post: http://virtualglobetrotting.com/map/13625/
kjfitz
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dda
10/06/06 01:32 PM
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Pdf : "Google Earth High Resolution Imagery Coverage (USA) As of August 9, 2005"
Only USA and More than a year old data...
And I don't talk about the "Visual representation of our coverage" (http://earth.google.com/data.html)
Totally obsolete.
On GoogleEarth, you can see the grids of the coverage with dates. (Digital globe coverage) But it's very difficult to select the good ones.
dda
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