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NASA World Wind Geocoded Photo Viewer
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on Tuesday May 29, @08:32AM
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The EArth is Square shows an example of a new NASA World Wind geocoded photos viewer. From the very short blog entry: "This example of WWJava has paths with photographs shown at given waypoints. Probably the best photo viewer I have seen done yet."
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This was a busy week for the NASA World Wind developers. The Confused Life blog informs us that the World Wind JAVA SDK has been released, this is not the NASA World Wind Java version but it's a significant step closer. The Earth is Square blog provides links regarding NWW Java and an F-16 demo and the accompanying video along with an interview with the NWW Team. From the latter: "Q) How do you see World Wind in comparison to Google Earth and ArcGIS Explorer?
NASA World Wind is focused on science, but more than that, World Wind provides the opportunity for others to expand this open source visualization platform in ways only others can imagine."
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