February 6, 2008
By topomatt in Other | 0 comments
Under Environment Category in the GE Library Browser:
Google Earth BBS Discussion: 
Global Population Density
Population density map of the world. I think the original data is from the European Space Agency.
Original KML Content By:
James Macgill
Original Data From:
European Space Agency
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December 10, 2007
By topomatt in Environment | 4 comments
Google Earth KML File: 
Google Earth BBS Discussion: 
Description:
Overlay showing the percentage of tree cover for North America, Europe, Oceania and Africa at a scale of 1 km.
Original Data From:
Global Land Cover Facility
Original KML Content Created By:
Gerardo64 at Google Earth BBS
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December 9, 2007
By topomatt in Environment | 0 comments
Google Earth KML File: 
Google Earth BBS Discussion: 
Description:
A collection of several near-real-time global satellite images from the Naval Resarch Laboratory Monterey Marine Meteorolgy Divison. Includes:
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Global Infra-Red
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Global Visible
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Water Vapor
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Several others
Special Instructions:
Warning, these are not SuperOverlays and a few of the files are very large. Overlays with "Big File" in the description are about 4 megabytes. The overlays that says "HUGE File" is 40 megabytes and will only work if you have very fast connection and good video card..
Original Data From:
Naval Resarch Laboratory Monterey Marine Meteorolgy Divison
Original KML Content Created By:
Google Earth Library
Screenshots:



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November 30, 2007
By topomatt in Environment | 0 comments
Google Earth KML File: 
Google Earth BBS Discussion: 
Description:
Large collection of overlays with focus on changes to forest cover throughout the world within the last several years. Overlays include:
Original Data and KML Content From:
Mark Mulligan of Kings College London
Screenshots:



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