Showing posts with label Street View. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Street View. Show all posts
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Book a Flight with Street View
The Lufthansa airline has created a clever booking form that allows users to click on a map to input the destination of a flight. As well as auto-filling the booking form with the selected destination a click on the map also displays a Google Maps Street View of the chosen destination. For example, if a user clicks on London a Street View of the Houses of Parliament is displayed to help entice
Book a Flight with Street View
The Lufthansa airline has created a clever booking form that allows users to click on a map to input the destination of a flight. As well as auto-filling the booking form with the selected destination a click on the map also displays a Google Maps Street View of the chosen destination. For example, if a user clicks on London a Street View of the Houses of Parliament is displayed to help entice
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Climbing the Matterhorn with Street View
Street View Funny noticed today that the ski runs around Zermatt, Switzerland now have Street View coverage on Google Maps. The new imagery includes this great view of the Matterhorn, above.The Zermatt images were collected by the Street View snow mobile, which was first used to capture imagery for the 2011 Winter Olympics in Canada. Skiing in Zermatt is split up into four areas; Sunnegga,
Climbing the Matterhorn with Street View
Street View Funny noticed today that the ski runs around Zermatt, Switzerland now have Street View coverage on Google Maps. The new imagery includes this great view of the Matterhorn, above.The Zermatt images were collected by the Street View snow mobile, which was first used to capture imagery for the 2011 Winter Olympics in Canada. Skiing in Zermatt is split up into four areas; Sunnegga,
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
The Iraq Museum on Street View
Iraq’s National Museum in Baghdad is now on Street View.Google LatLong has a nice post on how Google collected the imagery for this latest addition to Google Maps, which included inventing the 'Street View Trolley'.As well as collecting Street Views of the interior of the museum Google also managed to capture close-up 360-degree views of individual artifacts, a selection of which can be seen on
The Iraq Museum on Street View
Iraq’s National Museum in Baghdad is now on Street View.Google LatLong has a nice post on how Google collected the imagery for this latest addition to Google Maps, which included inventing the 'Street View Trolley'.As well as collecting Street Views of the interior of the museum Google also managed to capture close-up 360-degree views of individual artifacts, a selection of which can be seen on
Friday, August 12, 2011
Street View's Hot or Not
MIT's Place Pulse project is a crowd-sourced experiment examining people's perceptions of different urban environments. The project presents two Street View images from Google Maps and asks users to vote for which place looks more 'unique', 'safer' or 'upper class'. As well as contributing to the research by answering the questions you can view the results and view which of the Street Views
Street View's Hot or Not
MIT's Place Pulse project is a crowd-sourced experiment examining people's perceptions of different urban environments. The project presents two Street View images from Google Maps and asks users to vote for which place looks more 'unique', 'safer' or 'upper class'. As well as contributing to the research by answering the questions you can view the results and view which of the Street Views
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
After the Bomb - Hiroshima Panoramas
360Cities has posted five amazing and shocking 360 degree panoramas of Hiroshima in Japan, taken just six months after the USA dropped an atomic bomb on the city.Panning the photos around 360 degrees and viewing the total destruction as far as you can see powerfully conveys the effect that the bomb had on the city. According to Wikipedia '4.7 square miles (12 km2) of the city were destroyed (and)
After the Bomb - Hiroshima Panoramas
360Cities has posted five amazing and shocking 360 degree panoramas of Hiroshima in Japan, taken just six months after the USA dropped an atomic bomb on the city.Panning the photos around 360 degrees and viewing the total destruction as far as you can see powerfully conveys the effect that the bomb had on the city. According to Wikipedia '4.7 square miles (12 km2) of the city were destroyed (and)
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Guess a Street View
Locatestreet is a Street View guessing game. The premise of the game is simple. Locatestreet places the player in a random location using Google Maps Street View. The player then has to determine his or her location. Along the way, the player can use helpful clues, examine random Wikipedia articles relevant to the places they virtually visit and share their favorite random locations with other
Guess a Street View
Locatestreet is a Street View guessing game. The premise of the game is simple. Locatestreet places the player in a random location using Google Maps Street View. The player then has to determine his or her location. Along the way, the player can use helpful clues, examine random Wikipedia articles relevant to the places they virtually visit and share their favorite random locations with other
Saturday, July 16, 2011
New Street View in Japan
The Street View trike has been very busy in Japan. A lot of beautiful new off-road imagery has been added to Google Maps in Japan.The imagery includes new Street Views of temples, golf course and theme parks. I've spent a little time this afternoon on a virtual tour of Japanese tourist locations and managed to put together this little collection of Street Views.I'm sure I've missed a lot of the
New Street View in Japan
The Street View trike has been very busy in Japan. A lot of beautiful new off-road imagery has been added to Google Maps in Japan.The imagery includes new Street Views of temples, golf course and theme parks. I've spent a little time this afternoon on a virtual tour of Japanese tourist locations and managed to put together this little collection of Street Views.I'm sure I've missed a lot of the
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Shhh. ...Street View Arrives in Belgium
There seems to be a little error in Google Maps that shows two Street View images in one street in Belgium.This means that a few houses in Strijphout Straat in Genk are lucky enough to have their homes featured on Google Maps. The rest of Belgium will just have to wait for the official release of Street View in their country. The fact that Google already seems to have gathered the imagery means
Shhh. ...Street View Arrives in Belgium
There seems to be a little error in Google Maps that shows two Street View images in one street in Belgium.This means that a few houses in Strijphout Straat in Genk are lucky enough to have their homes featured on Google Maps. The rest of Belgium will just have to wait for the official release of Street View in their country. The fact that Google already seems to have gathered the imagery means
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Naming Cape Town with Google Maps
Name Your Hood is an interesting crowd-sourced attempt to name the various districts of Cape Town, South Africa.Using Name Your Hood you can take a virtual stroll through Cape Town. Blue markers show the names of various stores that are shown in the Street View. If you click on a marker you can visit the store's website.You can also have a go at naming a Cape Town neighborhood. Just click on one
Naming Cape Town with Google Maps
Name Your Hood is an interesting crowd-sourced attempt to name the various districts of Cape Town, South Africa.Using Name Your Hood you can take a virtual stroll through Cape Town. Blue markers show the names of various stores that are shown in the Street View. If you click on a marker you can visit the store's website.You can also have a go at naming a Cape Town neighborhood. Just click on one
Friday, July 8, 2011
Street View Arrives in Monaco
Google Maps has added Street View for the principality of Monaco. As well as this new Street View imagery for Monaco the Street View trike has been busy in Switzerland.As the second smallest country in the world (after Vatican City) it probably didn't take the Street View car too long to capture the latest imagery on Google Maps. Despite its size, however, Monaco has a lot of interesting
Street View Arrives in Monaco
Google Maps has added Street View for the principality of Monaco. As well as this new Street View imagery for Monaco the Street View trike has been busy in Switzerland.As the second smallest country in the world (after Vatican City) it probably didn't take the Street View car too long to capture the latest imagery on Google Maps. Despite its size, however, Monaco has a lot of interesting
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