Hyperlinks og hypertekst - det var noget som rykkede - nu er det objekter i kortet, i den 3 dimmensionelle verden som er blevet hyperiseret ... Hyper smart, men pas på at man ikke farer vild ... det ender med at der skal en søgemaskine til at holde styr på hvad der hvor ... nå nej.
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Hyper links and hyper text - that was the wonders of the day - now objects in maps and im the 3 dimensional world are being hyperidizied ... Hyper smart but beware that you don't loose your way ... you might end up needing a search engine to keep tracj of things ... or parhaps not.
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On campus here, we took some GPS readings, and noted the natural land cover, current land cover, and current land use. We wrote down the latitude, longitude, natural land cover (in this case, shortgrass prairie), current land cover (in this case, grass lawn with some native longstem grasses planted), and current land use (office park). Once back in the lab, we created a spreadsheet of this data, saved it as a CSV file, and used Tools Import File to map it in 3-D using ArcGIS Explorer. We downloaded the photographs from the camera and uploaded them to a website (alternatively, we could have uploaded them to the local computer). Next, we added the following text to the popup content window for a selected point:
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View to the Flatirons from ESRI Broomfield
Shortgrass Prairie Ecoregion
Quick help guides abound on the Internet for writing simple HTML scripts like the one above. For example, the tags make the text bold. The size parameters in the IMG SRC (image source) tags reduce the size of the photographs on the popup windows so they won’t take up the whole screen.
We then right clicked on each data point and told the software to show the popup window. The result is below:
Read more: http://blogs.esri.com/Info/blogs/gisedcom/archive/2008/10/10/mapping-field-data-and-hyperlinking-ground-images-in-arcgis-explorer.aspx
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