Geography and Google Earth (Cont.)
Here are 2 more images which are being hosted here to facilitate their use in 2 weeks time at the SAGT Conference in Dundee. They are the first 2 slides of my presentation at the conference, which is on the theme of GOOGLE EARTH.Look forward to seeing some of you readers there in the audience - assuming I'm ready for you all!
Why not send me some of your Google Earth files. Read the posting on the SAGT Bulletin Board.

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Anonymous said…
Hi Alan

Looks like a great presentation, sorry I can't be there, but will be in Berlin the next day. There is a nice article here about how Indian farmers have used Google Earth to take on officials.

http://labnol.blogspot.com/2006/10/how-are-indian-farmers-using-google.html
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