#NASA WORLD WIND GLOBE MAC#
NASA World Wind technology can be incorporated into Win-dows, Mac and Linux applications, web pages and web ap-plications, as well as mobile applications alike. Provides a geographic context with high-resolution terrain, for visualizing geographic or geo-located information in 3D and 2D. It's been a while since I've been inspired by NASA but there's something extremely cool about World Wind. express, manipulate and analyse spatial data. 3D virtual globe API for Android, developed by NASA. Fortunately it can cache the data so if you go visit the same place later it should come up quick. The majority of it is downloaded as you request it over the net so if you don't have a fast connection to the net it could be a while coming down. This particular data is animated showing the sand flowing over the globe. This is the trail that Lewis and Clark followed.Īll those points are linked to an actual website, Click point number 3Īnother example, here is the sand displacement data from over the Sahara. That it has a whole bunch of event and or special data. Mission Highlight Nov 2022: Wind turned 28 on November 1, 2022. Helens from aboveĪnd here it is in 3D, just tilt the display with you mouseĮven more NASA World Wind can display data from 6 or 7 sources and on top of as a function of height over the entire world. Not only that but it NASA World Wind can display 3D. World Wind is an open-source (released under the NOSA license) virtual globe developed by NASA and the open source community for use on personal computers. Obtain quantitative measurements of temperature, wind moisture, etc. Here's me zooming into the old Naughty Dog building on the 3rd It's a 3D globe viewing program where you can zoom in to the under a meter It's program very much like Google's Keyhole but Keyhole costs $29 a year to use. If you haven't seen NASA World Wind you've GOT to check it out. World Wind is a free, 1 open source virtual globe developed by NASA and the open source community for use on personal computers running Microsoft Windows.
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