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Interactive (Google) Maps

Interactive (Google) Maps. Google has available APIs for building “Interactive Map” web pages Yahoo also has APIs for building “Interactive Map” web pages For this presentation we will work with Google maps A Google Maps API tutorial

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Interactive (Google) Maps

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  1. Interactive (Google) Maps • Google has available APIs for building “Interactive Map” web pages • Yahoo also has APIs for building “Interactive Map” web pages • For this presentation we will work with Google maps • A Google Maps API tutorial • A simpler approach is to use “Map Builder” an Internet based map builder Continue

  2. Interactive (Google) Maps (2) • 1st you have to get a “key” from Google • 2nd you need to get the Geodetic coordinates (Latitude - Longitude) of your point of interest • Google Earth is a good source • 3rd your Geodetic coordinates must be in decimal degree format • An FCC site does this for you Continue

  3. Interactive (Google) Maps (3) • 4th Using Map Builder’s website fill out the form • 5th Generate the source code • 6th Insert the source code into a new web page • Trivia – Earth Facts • Example of an Interactive Map Home

  4. Earth Facts • Diameter @ Equator = 7926.28 miles • Distance between Poles = 7899.80 miles or 26.48 miles difference • Circumference @ Equator = 24901.55 miles • Circumference between Poles = 24859.82 miles or 41.73 miles difference Continue

  5. 1 degree of circumference @ Equator = 69.17 miles • 1 minute of circumference @ Equator = 1.153 miles or 6087.05 feet • 1 second of circumference @ Equator = 101.45 feet • 0.000001 degree of circumference @ Equator = 4.382 inches • At 30 Degrees Latitude 0.000001 degree of circumference = 2.921 inches Source: http://geography.about.com/od/learnabouttheearth/a/earthfacts.html Return

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