Hi Everyone,
I need help in importing or converting a .kmz file so that I can view it in
my GIS.
I work for a small environmental NGO in coastal Louisiana, and we are
currently assisting emergency responders tackling BP's oil spill. One of my
tasks is surveillance of oil streamers and globules
On 14 June 2010 15:16, Ezra Boyd ebo...@tigers.lsu.edu wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I need help in importing or converting a .kmz file so that I can view it in
my GIS.
I work for a small environmental NGO in coastal Louisiana, and we are
currently assisting emergency responders tackling BP's oil
Hi Ezra,
looking inside the kmz file,
http://www.cstars.miami.edu/media/20100613_Envisat_PM.kmz
It appears that the image is actually a PNG file. The kml file
references this as a groundOverlay with bounds: for example:
north32.4216794699724/north
south23.59737906433506/south
Looks to me like the PNGs referenced in the KML are 2 logos and a small image
preview icon.
The actual image file seems to be called 20100614151937_Envisat_VV.tif, but I
can't figure out the full web URL.
---
Raj
On Jun 14, at 9:29 AM, Tim Waters wrote:
Hi Ezra,
looking inside the kmz
Hi Ezra,
looking inside the kmz file,
http://www.cstars.miami.edu/media/20100613_Envisat_PM.kmz
It appears that the image is actually a PNG file. The kml file
references this as a groundOverlay with bounds: for example:
On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 02:53:24PM -0400, Raj Singh wrote:
