bluemarble jpgs

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bluemarble jpgs

Post #1by Guest » 10.02.2003, 09:54

i want jpegs of blue marble or at least a cutout off australia and north america.

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Post #2by Guest » 10.02.2003, 09:59

i want them for viewing in m jpeg viewer as it does not support dds(i use arcsoft photostudio 2000)

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Post #3by granthutchison » 11.02.2003, 18:07

Why not just download the jpegs at the Blue Marble site?
Here's one
http://visibleearth.nasa.gov/data/ev116/ev11612_land_ocean_ice_2048.jpg

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Post #4by Guest » 22.02.2003, 05:10

as i said i want the good one. i alredy have one that is much better than the one you posted. i want australia and U.S at least. and i want it from the 200K blue marble. not the 2k visible earth. and i want it in jpeg format.

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Post #5by Don. Edwards » 22.02.2003, 09:57

Anonymous,
Then I sugest you mail NASA at the proper email adress they hae listed and make a request and get in line like the rest of us. I to want the big textures but we have to wait for them to answer back.
Good Luck.
I am officially a retired member.
I might answer a PM or a post if its relevant to something.

Ah, never say never!!
Past texture releases, Hmm let me think about it

Thanks for your understanding.

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Post #6by granthutchison » 22.02.2003, 14:19

Anonymous wrote:as i said i want the good one.
You didn't really say what you wanted, unfortunately.
"Visible Earth" is a NASA website including a lot of general Earth imagery. "Blue Marble" refers to all the whole-earth composite maps - from the big master map all the way down to the smaller jpegs.

Grant

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Post #7by Guest » 23.02.2003, 00:21

the part about the dds files would have said what i wanted

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Post #8by timcrews » 23.02.2003, 08:16

If you want them just to look at, there is a thread that discusses an open-source blue-marble viewer, which can be downloaded with the entire (extremely large) data set, maximum 40Kx20K resolution. I have it, and it runs OK for a little while and then locks up, but before it locks up it looks _amazing_.

http://www.shatters.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1798

Tim Crews


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