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Title: Satelite Imagery
Post by: sneaker on May 05, 2004, 10:47:50 PM
Cool place to get overheads of sites... Thought it might be useful info

Terraserver is a pay sight for closeups, but if you go to
http://terraserver.microsoft.com (http://terraserver.microsoft.com)

you can get free overheads of anywhere in the US. Just punch in the town and you can pan and zoom from there. Imagery is 3-15 years old, but is randomly updated in certain areas. Good for finding overgrowns or hidden sites, planning entry points etc...
Title: Satelite Imagery
Post by: Dakiel on May 05, 2004, 11:49:53 PM
Skully wants us to buy this: http://www.keyhole.com (http://www.keyhole.com)

i saw the demo and its awesome,  flyovers like cnn had for the war.  
Title: Satelite Imagery
Post by: Than on May 06, 2004, 03:37:01 PM
Interesting. Did you know that Mcdonalds is the top purchaser of satelite imagery in the world? Thats right. Scary shit... they literally use technology like this to determine where people tend to group together in order to determine valuable realestate to build new chains on. I hate it man, I hate it. Half the reason I am an Urban Explorer is to escape the fake ass commercial and chain store society that we call the United States. Thanks to FTAA, WTO, and other trade agreements the entire world will soon look like (take your pick RHode Islanders) Post Road in Warwick, Newport Ave in E.P, or Mineral Spring Ave in North Providence. Urban exploration is a way to get away from the massproduced bullshit of our states love for commerical strips, and get closer to the old world that has been forgotten. Foundries, warehouses, steel factories, train tunnels, military islands, bridges...

Sorry, this was a rant. What I meant was that I love Le Big Macs!

-Than
Title: Satelite Imagery
Post by: SLADE on May 14, 2004, 04:14:07 PM
Hey anybody in the mood for a Happy Meal and you know what let's SUPERSIZE IT!! : :lol:  Hey I know I girl that can fit the large cup in to her downstairs!!!   Aren't Slade Fans the BEST!! :D  :D  
Title: Satelite Imagery
Post by: boris on May 15, 2004, 01:14:25 PM
attn: Than-
AMEN brotha.  
Title: Satelite Imagery
Post by: Than on May 16, 2004, 04:45:53 PM
Slade, have you read Fast Food Nation? Have you seen Super SIze it?
There is nothing redeeming about fastfood culture, it is downright destructive to your body, your environment,  the workers, the animals and your mental space. You are assailed from birth to death. Look into it man, I really dont think you should blidly be ignorant and yell things like "I LOVE BIG MACS!" when people present an argument that fastfood companies are bad. Ignorance is bliss, its true, but if you really are an urban explorer, than you want to look beneath the surface of society and into its roots. Or maybe you just want to break windows late at nite and find old fire extinguishers to discharge. I dunno.
Title: Satelite Imagery
Post by: nered330012 on November 27, 2004, 10:37:14 AM
Hey I'm new here and I'm from Croatia (southern Balkans; former Yugoslavia)
I was wondering where can I find a satelite pictures of cities in my country?

thx ;)  
Title: Satelite Imagery
Post by: Photohunter on November 27, 2004, 11:16:17 AM
I agree that McShithole is probably the second most evil corporation in existence. (second only to the tobacco industry) I support anyone who wants to educate people with the facts. What I do not agree with is anyone thinking they have the right to dictate to another person what is right for them. This is still a great country because I have the right to choose what I think is best for me.
If the day ever comes when I can't say "I love big macs" then we have truly lost.
Title: Satelite Imagery
Post by: Megster on November 29, 2004, 12:34:01 PM
Actually, aerial photos of areas are fantastic if they're older, say 1970's.  If you have both an aerial photo of an area from 1970 and 1990, and you spot a road to a house on the older one that might be covered by trees on the newer one, well...you might have a new place to explore.  I <3 aerial photos.  And I have the link to a site that hosts aerial photos from 1934 for all of CT, but I can't load it on dial-up.   It might not work any more, but if you can load it it's pretty cool

http://mapserver.lib.uconn.edu/magic/adimg...Fairchild.1.htm (http://mapserver.lib.uconn.edu/magic/adimg.37800.0000.1934.s12.Fairchild.1.htm)
Title: Satelite Imagery
Post by: PaExplorations on December 17, 2004, 12:07:16 AM
QuoteHey anybody in the mood for a Happy Meal and you know what let's SUPERSIZE IT!! : :lol:  Hey I know I girl that can fit the large cup in to her downstairs!!!   Aren't Slade Fans the BEST!! :D  :D
and you want to go with a girl who can fit something like that in her cootch why? better tie a 2x4 to your ass so you dont fall in. yuk i bet she has some nasty meat curtains!!
Title: Satelite Imagery
Post by: MovingUnit on December 20, 2004, 10:49:27 PM
Quote
QuoteHey anybody in the mood for a Happy Meal and you know what let's SUPERSIZE IT!! : :lol:  Hey I know I girl that can fit the large cup in to her downstairs!!!   Aren't Slade Fans the BEST!! :D  :D
and you want to go with a girl who can fit something like that in her cootch why? better tie a 2x4 to your ass so you dont fall in. yuk i bet she has some nasty meat curtains!!
As my grandmother used to say...

"Having sex with a girl like that would be like throwing a hot dog down a hallway."
Title: Satelite Imagery
Post by: military nut on December 28, 2004, 01:15:59 PM
and hearing the hot dog echo  when it hits lol
Title: Satelite Imagery
Post by: Rally19 on January 07, 2005, 12:03:35 AM
QuoteSkully wants us to buy this: http://www.keyhole.com (http://www.keyhole.com)

i saw the demo and its awesome,  flyovers like cnn had for the war.
There is a free trial with it, and once, and if i get my router working properly again i will register Keyhole, and do free searches on addresses and give you guys the screenshots upon request
Title: Re: Satelite Imagery
Post by: Tmac02892 on July 20, 2008, 05:30:48 PM
I once found a site where I could download aerial photographs from the 1930s.  The only cache was you had to download a random viewing application to see them.  I never got it to work, but it's out there for anyone interested.  I also found out that my grandfather has a complete mid-late 1800s RI atlas.  Should be great for finding older sites.