This is about 10 miles from downtown Denver. Got any other good trails from space? The satellite images I've found of Salida don't have the resolution otherwise I'd show you some here.
Shawn
I've noticed that most of the rural trails are not high-def. That's because when they are high def they are using shots taken by airplane fly-overs.
This is about 10 miles from downtown Denver. Got any other good trails from space? The satellite images I've found of Salida don't have the resolution otherwise I'd show you some here.
Shawn
I've noticed that most of the rural trails are not high-def. That's because when they are high def they are using shots taken by airplane fly-overs.
I think that it's primarily about saving time, money and server space. Not particularly because they were taken by airplane. I'm sure that they could have hi-res photos if they wanted. But why have and pay for a hi-res photo of nothing but desert sand? Why have a hi-res photo of a town that only 500 people live in? Why have a hi-res photo of someone's backyard....while they're nude sunbathing... hang on, why NOT have a hi-res photo of someone's backyard? Say, Hugh Hefner's backyard? Hmmmm.... -- Westie
This is about 10 miles from downtown Denver. Got any other good trails from space? The satellite images I've found of Salida don't have the resolution otherwise I'd show you some here.
Shawn
I've noticed that most of the rural trails are not high-def. That's because when they are high def they are using shots taken by airplane fly-overs.
I think that it's primarily about saving time, money and server space. Not particularly because they were taken by airplane. I'm sure that they could have hi-res photos if they wanted. But why have and pay for a hi-res photo of nothing but desert sand? Why have a hi-res photo of a town that only 500 people live in? Why have a hi-res photo of someone's backyard....while they're nude sunbathing... hang on, why NOT have a hi-res photo of someone's backyard? Say, Hugh Hefner's backyard? Hmmmm.... -- Westie
Beverly Hills is all hi-res just not high enough :-(
Not particularly because they were taken by airplane. I'm sure that they could have hi-res photos if they wanted. But why have and pay for a hi-res photo of nothing but desert sand?
Besides, wouldn't a higher resolution picture of sand just appear grainer? ;^)
This is about 10 miles from downtown Denver. Got any other good trails from space? The satellite images I've found of Salida don't have the resolution otherwise I'd show you some here.
Shawn
I've noticed that most of the rural trails are not high-def. That's because when they are high def they are using shots taken by airplane fly-overs.
Actually the largest repository(in the U.S.) for Aerial Photography belongs to the USDA. The USDA, through he Farm Service Agency, and The National Aerial Photography Program(with the USGS), has been collecting and processing aerial photographs since the 1930's. The majority of what is being tiled together by google and others are DOQQ's from the USDA and or the USGS. Pretty hard to find an area in the rural west that hasn't been covered.