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GE-Graph: Nice Graphs for Google Earth

posted by Satri on Wednesday May 02, @02:55PM   Printer-friendly   Email story  Permalink  Trackback URI  Slashdotthis  Diggthis  Del.icio.us
from the add-nice-graphs-to-your-virtual-globe dept.
The Free GeoTools blog describes GE-Graph, a free (Windows-only) tool to add beautiful graphs in GoogleEarth (numerous screenshots). Some of the features from the official website: "# Make Bars graph # Make graph with geometrical shapes (circles, squares, triangles, etc). # Set the shape size according to each placemark value # Also set the shape color according to a placemark value # Graph's title and color scale as GE screen overlays # Different choice of label content (place name and/or value) # Different color scales to be chosen # Paste files from other applications (Word, Excel, Access,...) # Export data to Excel # Sort and filter placemark data (coordinates, names and value)-not for shape files # Save file as kmz("

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