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Mapping Made Easy
A Window To The World
Simple Demonstration of the window special function. This is very useful for displaying more interactive media such as panoramic photographs within the context of the map. It really brings the map to life!
Instructions on how to use the window special function can be found in the forum and on the blog.
Many thanks to Dr Andrew Hudson-Smith who writes the blog, Digitally Distributed Environments, for letting me tag along while he took some panoramic photos of San Francisco.
Instructions on how to use the window special function can be found in the forum and on the blog.
Many thanks to Dr Andrew Hudson-Smith who writes the blog, Digitally Distributed Environments, for letting me tag along while he took some panoramic photos of San Francisco.
Union Square
San Francisco, CA, USA
From The Blog
Union Square is in the heart of San Francisco, recently renovated the Square is a good place to hang out, grab a coffee and use the free wifi. Central to the Square is a Corinthian column, a memorial to Admiral Dewey's victory over the Spanish Navy during the Spanish-American War
View The Panoramic (Warning: Requires Quicktime and is 2.5mb, so it may take a while to display)
Union Square is in the heart of San Francisco, recently renovated the Square is a good place to hang out, grab a coffee and use the free wifi. Central to the Square is a Corinthian column, a memorial to Admiral Dewey's victory over the Spanish Navy during the Spanish-American War
View The Panoramic (Warning: Requires Quicktime and is 2.5mb, so it may take a while to display)
Twin Peaks
San Francisco, CA, USA
From The Blog
The small parking area at the northern tip of Twin Peaks Boulevard has one of the best views of San Francisco and the Bay Area. It allows you to view the city and its landmarks including the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz in the distance.
View The Panoramic
(Warning: Requires Quicktime and is 4.1mb, so it may take a while to display)
The small parking area at the northern tip of Twin Peaks Boulevard has one of the best views of San Francisco and the Bay Area. It allows you to view the city and its landmarks including the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz in the distance.
View The Panoramic
(Warning: Requires Quicktime and is 4.1mb, so it may take a while to display)