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Below are several KML examples that dynamically update via NetworkLinks
followed by other KML collections.
Dynamic Examples
- You Are Here demo - uses NetworkLink to update with changes to the view.
When you stop moving a Placemark will be dynamically placed at the center of the view using the position provided by Google Earth.
Use this NetworkLink to dump all client properties available to Google Earth such as the LookAt tilt angle and
horizonal field of view (fovHoriz).
- Circle Generator - maintains a circle in the center of the view to give a sense
of scale along similar lines as You Are Here Demo above. The exact size of the circle is configurable by right
clicking on the Link and selecting Edit, and override the radius of the circle appending the parameter &radius=value
to end of the URL where value has a numeric value and an optional units field (Default=meters) such as one the following:
20km, 2.7km, 4mi, 2miles, 300meter, 750feet. [More options]
- Live Feed Simulator - uses NetworkLinks to simulate a real-time feed.
Shows aircraft position with notational flight path flying in a fixed elliptical orbit around the Golden Gate Bridge.
Updates view every 5 seconds.
- Generate lots of placemarks - You select number of placemarks and styles to generate. (Useful for developers)
Interactive Demos and Examples
Static KML Examples
- KML collection includes over 4,000 KML/KMZ files covering nearly all types of KML
Google Earth (TM) and Google Maps (TM) are registered trademarks of Google Inc. KML4Earth is not affiliated with Google.
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