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GMap Features

 

How you can use GMaps ...

 

Create your own address/location-based data and view the data integrated into Google maps.

 

Interface data from other Demographic Data Analyst (http://proximityone.com/dda/guide) operations into Google maps.

 

Different map modes available: default road map, satellite view, hybrid view and terrain

 

Extra map information can be displayed:

... Bicycle View, Panoramio (pictures of interest) information, Traffic information

 

StreetView can be selected

 

Position markers may be added to the maps, including default Google balloon markers and custom image markers.

 

Moving over a marker can display a hint with the marker title information

 

Extensive configuration options over the different Google maps controls are available:

... MapType control, OverViewMap control, Pan control, Scale control, StreetView control and Zoom control.

 

Image files can be created of the displayed map. Images can be saved in different formats: .BMP, .JPG or .PNG

 

Different mouse and keyboard options to enable/disable:

... mouse or keyboard panning, mouse or keyboard zoom, mouse wheel scrolling

 

Geocoder to determine longitude/latitude coordinates based on address.

 

 

Comparing GMap to Google Maps on the Web

Partial list of features supported by GMaps not directly available via Google Maps on the Web http://googlemaps.com

 

Create a marker file.

Click on map view and see/capture latitude-longitude for that location. lat-lon shown in edit boxes at left below map.

K-12 schools: geocode your students and view the locations/attributes on Google Maps

  - the data never leave your controlled access computer

 

 

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