| Google Maps lookup for ENVI [message #48354] |
Thu, 13 April 2006 12:52  |
Michael Galloy
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If you're using ENVI and you're interested in getting context for an
image with map info, try this user function:
http://michaelgalloy.com/?p=3
It adds a "Find location using Google Maps" in the Tools menu of the
display window for any image with map information. Selecting it will
bring up the location of the image with Google Maps in your default browser.
-Mike
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| Re: Google Maps lookup for ENVI [message #48398 is a reply to message #48354] |
Wed, 19 April 2006 18:24  |
Michael Galloy
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Jeff N. wrote:
> Is this an update to the routine Thomas Harris posted a routine to the
> User-Contributed Library on RSI's website in October of last year, or
> does it do something differently?
It has similar functionality. The advantages are:
1. The boundary of the image is marked on the map.
2. The image takes up the entire browser window and resizes with it.
Mike
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| Re: Google Maps lookup for ENVI [message #48400 is a reply to message #48354] |
Wed, 19 April 2006 16:32 |
Jeff N.
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Is this an update to the routine Thomas Harris posted a routine to the
User-Contributed Library on RSI's website in October of last year, or
does it do something differently?
Jeff
Michael Galloy wrote:
> Jean H. wrote:
>> why not putting the option to open the webpage in a new browser window?
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> This is an preference of your browser. In Firefox, there is a "Open
> links from other applications in:" option which I've set to "a new tab
> in the most recent window". My other choices would be: "a new window" or
> "the most recent tab/window". Your choices are determined by your
> browser and how much control it lets you have.
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> --Mike
> www.michaelgalloy.com
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| Re: Google Maps lookup for ENVI [message #48413 is a reply to message #48354] |
Tue, 18 April 2006 09:29 |
Michael Galloy
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Jean H. wrote:
> why not putting the option to open the webpage in a new browser window?
This is an preference of your browser. In Firefox, there is a "Open
links from other applications in:" option which I've set to "a new tab
in the most recent window". My other choices would be: "a new window" or
"the most recent tab/window". Your choices are determined by your
browser and how much control it lets you have.
--Mike
www.michaelgalloy.com
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| Re: Google Maps lookup for ENVI [message #48414 is a reply to message #48354] |
Tue, 18 April 2006 08:24 |
Jean[1]
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Hi,
why not putting the option to open the webpage in a new browser window?
Jean
Michael Galloy wrote:
> Mort Canty wrote:
>
>> Michael Galloy schrieb:
>>
>>> If you're using ENVI and you're interested in getting context for an
>>> image with map info, try this user function:
>>>
>>> http://michaelgalloy.com/?p=3
>>>
>>> It adds a "Find location using Google Maps" in the Tools menu of the
>>> display window for any image with map information. Selecting it will
>>> bring up the location of the image with Google Maps in your default
>>> browser.
>>>
>>> -Mike
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>>
>> Very nice tool, and much appreciated. Thanks, Mike.
>>
>> Mort Canty
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> I'm glad it's useful. I upgraded to Version 2 of the Google Maps API
> today. This doesn't require any new IDL/ENVI code, but things look
> slightly different on the webpage. The main enhancement being higher
> resolution imagery and an overview window in the lower-right hand corner
> of the map.
>
> -Mike
> www.michaelgalloy.com
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| Re: Google Maps lookup for ENVI [message #48419 is a reply to message #48354] |
Mon, 17 April 2006 22:43 |
Michael Galloy
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Mort Canty wrote:
> Michael Galloy schrieb:
>> If you're using ENVI and you're interested in getting context for an
>> image with map info, try this user function:
>>
>> http://michaelgalloy.com/?p=3
>>
>> It adds a "Find location using Google Maps" in the Tools menu of the
>> display window for any image with map information. Selecting it will
>> bring up the location of the image with Google Maps in your default
>> browser.
>>
>> -Mike
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> Very nice tool, and much appreciated. Thanks, Mike.
>
> Mort Canty
I'm glad it's useful. I upgraded to Version 2 of the Google Maps API
today. This doesn't require any new IDL/ENVI code, but things look
slightly different on the webpage. The main enhancement being higher
resolution imagery and an overview window in the lower-right hand corner
of the map.
-Mike
www.michaelgalloy.com
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| Re: Google Maps lookup for ENVI [message #48441 is a reply to message #48354] |
Fri, 14 April 2006 05:16 |
Mort Canty
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Michael Galloy schrieb:
> If you're using ENVI and you're interested in getting context for an
> image with map info, try this user function:
>
> http://michaelgalloy.com/?p=3
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> It adds a "Find location using Google Maps" in the Tools menu of the
> display window for any image with map information. Selecting it will
> bring up the location of the image with Google Maps in your default
> browser.
>
> -Mike
Very nice tool, and much appreciated. Thanks, Mike.
Mort Canty
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