Google Earth in practice

By the help of this book besides Google Earths user level handling we can acquire its professional level usage, furthermore we discuss the program features also according to age. We utilize many fields of science, but we always examine these in relation to Google earth and other planning tools with map, in keywords: Theoretical background of data and parameters visible in Google Earth Making of complex technical drawings Google Earth astronomy module Related online map applications Related handheld measurement and navigation tools In the books second part we discuss Google Earth usage in the next industries: electrical power engineering, telecommunications, news broadcasting, disaster recovery, police forces, expeditions, ambulance, fire service, flying, sailing, railway transportation, hydrographic offices, television, national defence, astronomy, forestry, archaeology, geography- and history education. The program's user interface has hardly changed since its first publication in 2001, satellite picture update and new functions appearance were rather typical, furthermore its operation is based on theoretical professional background which has been uniform for centuries. Therefore, it is likely that this book remains useable and provides the reader with up-to-date information decades after its publication. About the Author: Robert Nagy is a Hungarian telecommunications engineer, graduated at the Budapest University of Technology & Economics in 2003. Since then he mainly dealt with antennas and propagation of radio waves, sometimes as a planning -, sometimes as an implementation engineer. In 2011 he used to live one year in the United Kingdom, where he has learnt much about satellite telecommunications, maritime and aviation telecommunications, radio astronomy and NASA telecommunications. During his everyday work he uses map databases loaded with technical content, in his private life he relaxes as an amateur astronomer, furthermore, he loves nature, bike riding and canoeing.