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Most of the Singapore building models for Google Earth have been authored by Nathan Choe, a talented student in Singapore. His most recent model is of Capital Tower and you can download it here. It’s also been added to the SinGeo Singapore 3D collection. Here’s a Google Earth.........
My travels along the ECP have become much more interesting lately, as a result of being able to watch the progress on the building of the Singapore Flyer. Phil at www.singaporeflyer.com.sg has sent me an updated model of the Singapore Flyer which you can download and view in Google Earth by.........
This site is great fun. It lets you send a smoke signal from anywhere in the world using a Satelite image from Google Maps. You can send a message from your home, or from any other location. For example, click here for a message from the President of Singapore.You could use this site to send .........
Singapore recently got voted the second-best country after Italy for its nightlife and dining in a global survey (the Country Brand Index). Seems a bit surprising to me, but maybe the result is a little more understandable in the light of it being a vote for countries not cities. In response to.........
I’ve previously posted a model of this forthcoming attraction, but this time it’s the real thing (last time I stole a model of the London Eye). Phil, the GM - Technical Services at Singapore Flyer Pte Ltd, has kindly created an accurate model of the Singapore Flyer. You can download his.........
I’ve been slowly but steadily adding to the range of Google Maps mashups available on this site. The current list appears at the top of the sidebar on the left.New maps include Singapore Libraries and Museums, in addition to the Mountain Bike routes I blogged about yesterday. The Libraries.........
David over at 南洋之子 kindly pointed me in the direction of this mashup of Singapore properties on Google Maps. Each marker represents an area and you can drill down through the areas to vie …
Well, to be honest, Singapore is hardly a mountain bikers paradise, but there are a few interesting trails around the island and what they may lack in altitude, they make up for in sweat and mud (sweat everyday and mud if you pick the right day). I’ve created maps of three of the most popular.........
Jacob at bogomip.net has produced a nice tool which allows anyone using Google Analytics on their web site to convert their visitors Geo Locations into kml. Once the data is in kml it can be displayed in Google Earth or Google Maps. Jacob’s tool and instructions for using it are here.So.........
Right now that seat’s in Google Earth, as the Singapore Grand Prix is still something of a pipe-dream. Here’s what the proposed route looks like in Google Earth, you can download the kmz file here.If you don’t have the 3D buildings for Singapore you can download them here..........
If you’ve done a search on Singapore in Google’s 3D Warehouse, you’ll have seen a model of a Singapore Airlines Airbus A380 created by WilliamT. This is a fantastic model, but William has placed it at a US airport in Google Earth, I thought it belonged better in Singapore..........
Well it’s been a bit of a wait but the Singapore streetmaps are now available through the Google Maps API. This means that mashups of Singapore locations on a Singapore map just became a lot more useable, people generally find it a lot easier to navigate a streetmap than a satellite map..........
There’s a lot of fun to be had with Google Earth and Google Maps. One example is this site where you can find out what happens if you start digging a hole and keep digging. Try the site for yourself and you’ll see that if you start digging here:Then you’ll eventually end up.........
Some of you will be familiar with my Historical Photomap of Singapore and the orphan photos that lie out to sea with no known location. Two of these photos have taken on some special significance.......
I’ve had a bit of help with some of the unidentified photos of Singapore (the ones out at sea on this map).Sago Lane (thanks to Kor Shu Yen).Tan Kha Kee factory at Read Bridge (thanks to Kevin).Sungei Road (thanks to ping).Ban Hong Leong Building at Japan Besar (thanks to ping).Cold.........
Singapore’s Fort Canning Tunnel will open to traffic next week, read more about it here. But for those of you who just can’t wait to experience it, I’ve created a crude 3D model for viewing in Google Earth.The screenshot below shows the tunnel with the Google Earth terrain layer.........
I thought an interesting way to view real-time imagery of Singapore would be to take the locations of some of the webcams around the island and map them. This screenshot shows you the resulting mashup of the webcams and Google Maps.This link will take you to the Google Maps page and display a.........
Why spend your time watching the Singapore rain outside your window when you can view it in Google Earth? The Singapore National Environment Agency provide some (almost) live rain maps of Singapore. I’ve linked to their maps to allow you to view live weather data for Singapore from inside.........
Um, the new Sketchy Edges styles in Google SketchUp 6 quite simply rock:Who'd have guessed — SketchUp 6: Must-have free tool for web designers and graphic artists.Comments (0)
Here in Europe, Google's SketchUp site has now been updated to announce SketchUp Pro 6 ($495). The site update is still in the process of being rolled out — there is a navigation tab for the free SketchUp 6, but no link there to a download page. The download page in the Help Center, meanwhile, doesn't lead to a live link yet.But perhaps that's enough of a tease watch …
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