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Drnovšček, M. 2011. Možnosti predstavitve različnih prostorskih podatkov v programu Google Earth. IV<br />

Dipl. nal. – UNI. Ljubljana, <strong>UL</strong>, <strong>FGG</strong>, Oddelek za geodezijo, Prostorska informatika.<br />

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BIBLIOGRAPHIC – DOCUMENTALISTIC INFORMATION<br />

UDC: 004.6:528.7/.8:659.2:91(043.2)<br />

Author: Matej Drnovšček<br />

Supervisor: izr. Prof. dr. Radoš Šumrada<br />

Title: Possibilities of demonstrating various local spatial data in Google<br />

Earth programme.<br />

Notes: 79 p., 3 tab., 37 fig.<br />

Key words: Google Earth, KML, digital ortophoto, digital terrain model,<br />

Abstract:<br />

contours, 3D model, local spatial data.<br />

In the paper I examined the possibilities of variuos local spatial data import in Google Earth<br />

programme. I decided to import Kromberk cadastral municipality borders, digital ortophotos,<br />

which cover the municipality, digital terrain model with added contours and 3D-model of<br />

Kromberk castle.<br />

Google Earth programme and KML schema are introduced. Also considered are various<br />

possibilities and methods of recording local spatial data in Google Earth programme. Every<br />

data type is examined in its individual chapter. For processing of spatial data I used different<br />

approaches and programme tools. Described in the paper are the methods of individual spatial<br />

data processing with established programme equipment and other possibilities, which are<br />

offered by an individual programme equipment with regard to spatial data. Final results are<br />

shown in graphics.<br />

In the conclusion I present the posibilities of use of imported local spatial data in Google<br />

Earth programme.

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