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I had Claude Code with Fable create a small scrollytelling map for my 14-minute walk experience at Bagmane Capital in Bangalore. I used this as an opportunity to explore the current status of the technology. ChatGPT suggested: Try ArcGIS StoryMaps first for a polished scrollytelling story. Try Google Earth Projects if this is primarily something you will present live, like a map-based slide deck. Use MapLibre GL JS with a coding agent if you want precise choreography, animated routes, unusual visual effects, or an asset you can continually extend. None of these fit my requirements, which was: ...

How to use a GPS with Google Earth and map your path. Which is also a way to use your laptop and any GBP 30 GPS receiver to create a GBP 100 GPS navigator.

Chennai on Google Earth in high resolution. Mylapore and other areas near the coast are not yet in hi-res, though.

A9.com Maps. Provides photos of building elevations of location!

Mobile Google Maps with GPS.

Google Earth released. It’s free. Related links: Google Earth Hacks Comments S Anand 1 Jul 2005 12:13 pm: It shows my house. Ram 1 Jul 2005 4:16 pm: At my first sight i thought that this picture was taken from simsity game.I coudn’t imagine that this picture from Google maps are real !!! S Anand 4 Jul 2005 5:00 am: It gets better than SimCity. You can tilt the view of a city and fly by the skyline on Google Earth.

Google Maps API. But for some reason, it doesn’t work on Geocities. Related links: Google Maps Mania, London Traffic (and cameras)

Google Earth = Google + Keyhole.

Google Maps, UK. I’m thrilled!

Surprises lurk in satellite maps. Like the tsunami hitting Sri Lanka, an erupted volcano, bombing at Baghdad, etc.

Google Maps. Only has the US for now. But that may change, given that not to mention that google has been primarily focused on the u.s. market and is now turning their full attention to the global marketplace. The interface, as always with Google, is fantastic. This is the way to go for Web applications. via Google Blogoscoped. Comments m1108061928989 9 Feb 2005 12:00 pm: Actually, google maps produced better routes too (more intuitive or just plain luck in my case ) but 2 consecutive routes cant be coincidence S Anand 9 Feb 2005 12:00 pm: Their database may be from Keyhole, whom they acquired recently. I didn’t see anything from India on it, though. Sathish 9 Feb 2005 12:00 pm: This is an interesting way to comment.. TOPFRAME 9 Feb 2005 12:00 pm: their interface is pretty good.. but, I wonder if they could do the maps of India in the same manner..

Experimenting with GeoURL. It also gives an interesting perspective of blog usage, geographically.

Music helps identify software bugs. I’m sure it can be extended to many other forms of ordered data. DNA sequences, time series, etc.