Journal of the Virtual Explorer

A dynamic review electronic Earth Science journal publishing material from all continents

Volume 29 - Google Earth Science

Edited By: Declan De Paor

This volume marks the impact of Google Earth on our subject. Papers show how Google Earth has augmented the value of geospatial data, how Google earth can be used to display seismic focal mechanisms and Centroid Moment Tensors, to examine magmatic emplacement sequences and radioelement distribution patterns, or to visualise active normal fault scarps in the Apennines, Italy, as a key to assessment of tectonic strain release and earthquake rupture.

  • Augmenting the Research Value of Geospatial Data using Google Earth Aijun Chen, Gregory Leptoukh, Steven Kempler, Denis Nadeau, Xiaoping Zhang View Download PDF
  • Enhanced Visualization of Seismic Focal Mechanisms and Centroid Moment Tensors Using Solid Models, Surface Bump-outs, and Google Earth Declan G. De Paor View Download PDF
  • Visualization of Magmatic Emplacement Sequences and Radioelement Distribution Patterns in a Granite Batholith: An Innovative approach using Google Earth. RonĂ¡n W. Hennessy, Martin Feely View Download PDF
  • Visualisation of active normal fault scarps in the Apennines, Italy: a key to assessment of tectonic strain release and earthquake rupture. Gerald P. Roberts View Download PDF

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Copyright Virtual Explorer 2011. ISSN 1441-8142.