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+home I'm Ben and this is part 16 so
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+see that that area has now has since
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+been cleared of those tents and those
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+this is the importance of being able to
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+this is the importance of being able to
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+view historical satellite imagery and
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+why it's so powerful in Google Earth
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+why it's so powerful in Google Earth
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+another example that we can see
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+another example that we can see
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+if we have a look at the city of Yangon
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+if we have a look at the city of Yangon
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+Myanmar went through a coup and
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+significant events unveiled around those
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+if we move to those dates around that
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+but we can see pro-democratic slogans
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+but we can see pro-democratic slogans
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+while we see those slogans there if we
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+have a look in other areas for example
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+you can see lots of them on the road
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+the military had parked its vehicles and
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+another example this time from Benghazi
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+another example this time from Benghazi
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+satellite imagery from September 2022
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+uh going back through May March
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+what we can actually see is
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+very large parade
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+and we can see lots of vehicles lined up
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+and we can see lots of vehicles lined up
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+more people over here we can even see
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+more people over here we can even see
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+uh other ones over here types of even
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+uh other ones over here types of even
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+have a look at past satellite imagery as
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+well as more up-to-date satellite
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+well as more up-to-date satellite
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+imagery than what's generally available
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+imagery than what's generally available
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+on Google Maps and that's why this is
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+one of my favorite tools on Google Earth
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+the second tool that I use a lot of and
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+the second tool that I use a lot of and
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+I recommend other people use is a ruler
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+I recommend other people use is a ruler
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+function very simple but allows you to
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+function very simple but allows you to
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+each size of these boxes I could
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+probably guess how big they would be
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+just based on the satellite image
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+just based on the satellite image
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+but what we have is a ruler on Google
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+but what we have is a ruler on Google
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+Earth and I've clicked that function at
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+the top there and it allows me to select
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+the top there and it allows me to select
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+on the map a specific point and drag and
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+have a look at a specific line so this
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+have a look at a specific line so this
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+line that I've made in this box that you
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+line that I've made in this box that you
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+is 10 meters or just over 10 meters long
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+is 10 meters or just over 10 meters long
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+just under 10 meters so in between 9 and
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+just under 10 meters so in between 9 and
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+10 meters wide as well
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+10 meters wide as well
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+this tool is actually really helpful
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+this tool is actually really helpful
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+when looking at Vehicles so for myself
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+when I'm identifying planes on a Tarmac
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+dragged here is around about 10.6 meters
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+dragged here is around about 10.6 meters
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+that allows me to verify just how large
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+that allows me to verify just how large
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+that might be
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+model of that boat let's go to another
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+model of that boat let's go to another
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+location nearby here but this time in
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+location nearby here but this time in
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+Egypt in a place called City barani
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+by using the ruler we can have a look at
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+by using the ruler we can have a look at
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+for example the Egyptian Air Force has a
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+for example the Egyptian Air Force has a
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+apron here and so we're able to take
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+apron here and so we're able to take
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+measurements to have a look at this
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+measurements to have a look at this
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+helicopter which is around about 16.5
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+here available so for example these much
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+here available so for example these much
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+darker helicopters a little bit shorter
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+around 14.5
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+14.6 meters long
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+we could actually have a look on
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+we could actually have a look on
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+Wikipedia under the Egyptian Air Force
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+Wikipedia under the Egyptian Air Force
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+and have a look at what helicopters they
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+and have a look at what helicopters they
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+have to see if they match those
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+have to see if they match those
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+Dimensions furthermore we can even have
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+Dimensions furthermore we can even have
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+a look at much longer objects as well
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+a look at much longer objects as well
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+for example this Runway is quite large
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+for example this Runway is quite large
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+and quite long to measure it we could
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+and quite long to measure it we could
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+simply draw a line right along the
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+simply draw a line right along the
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+runway we get that in meters but we can
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+runway we get that in meters but we can
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+also get that in kilometers it looks
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+also get that in kilometers it looks
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+like it might be a three kilometer long
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+like it might be a three kilometer long
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+Runway I'm going to take you now to a
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+Runway I'm going to take you now to a
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+location you're probably more familiar
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+location you're probably more familiar
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+with which is Manhattan in New York
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+with which is Manhattan in New York
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+specifically many of you are probably
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+specifically many of you are probably
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+aware of the Central Park in Manhattan
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+aware of the Central Park in Manhattan
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+we can actually have a look not only for
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+we can actually have a look not only for
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+the length of each side of that which
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+the length of each side of that which
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+seems to be just over four kilometers
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+seems to be just over four kilometers
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+but we can actually measure uh the
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+but we can actually measure uh the
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+specific area of a
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+specific area of a
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+so for example if I was to create a
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+so for example if I was to create a
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+polygon I select my corners
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+polygon I select my corners
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+and we can see that the perimeter
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+and we can see that the perimeter
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+appears to be
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+appears to be
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+probably around about 10 square 10
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+probably around about 10 square 10
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+kilometers
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+the area appears to be
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+the area appears to be
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+we can do that in square kilometers
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+we can do that in square kilometers
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+around about 3.4 square kilometers
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+around about 3.4 square kilometers
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+another interesting feature of the ruler
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+another interesting feature of the ruler
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+is the fact that not only can you do a
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+is the fact that not only can you do a
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+point measurement from one side of the
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+point measurement from one side of the
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+part to another being for 4.1 kilometers
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+part to another being for 4.1 kilometers
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+but you can also have a look at the
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+but you can also have a look at the
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+elevation profile
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+elevation profile
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+to see what the elevation would be like
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+to see what the elevation would be like
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+so for those of you that are into
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+so for those of you that are into
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+running like myself you can actually
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+running like myself you can actually
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+measure and identify where there might
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+measure and identify where there might
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+be nearby Hills
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+be nearby Hills
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+so for example there's different
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+so for example there's different
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+elevations this one specifically you can
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+elevations this one specifically you can
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+see that the elevation dips a bit likely
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+see that the elevation dips a bit likely
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+because you're trudging through water
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+because you're trudging through water
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+here at the moment
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+here at the moment
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+but with different elevation spots comes
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+but with different elevation spots comes
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+different areas for example for those
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+different areas for example for those
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+Runners that want to get those Hills you
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+Runners that want to get those Hills you
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+can find little climbs and things like
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+can find little climbs and things like
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+that in specific areas
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+that in specific areas
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+this is also quite useful for people
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+this is also quite useful for people
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+that do long hikes where you can draw a
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+that do long hikes where you can draw a
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+point-to-point measurement or a hiking
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+point-to-point measurement or a hiking
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+route and have a look at that elevation
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+route and have a look at that elevation
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+profile which is quite a useful feature
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+profile which is quite a useful feature
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+moving on now to my third favorite thing
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+moving on now to my third favorite thing
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+about Google Earth and it definitely has
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+about Google Earth and it definitely has
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+to be the 3D buildings while there are a
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+to be the 3D buildings while there are a
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+number of new mapping applications
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+coming out with 3D buildings we also
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+coming out with 3D buildings we also
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+have Apple Maps Google Maps has really
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+here or photos that may have been filmed
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+here or photos that may have been filmed
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+exact location where they've been taken
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+moving on from point three I'd like to
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+moving on from point three I'd like to
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+share with you another really useful
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+share with you another really useful
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+feature that I use a lot which is image
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+feature that I use a lot which is image
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+what I'm talking about here is adding
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+what I'm talking about here is adding
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+so for example here is maxar's open data
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+so for example here is maxar's open data
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+program which allows free maxar
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+program which allows free maxar
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+satellite imagery of specific events
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+that have happened in the world
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+so for example you can scroll down and
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+so for example you can scroll down and
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+start to view specific events
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+start to view specific events
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+like data on Indonesia's earthquake in
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+like data on Indonesia's earthquake in
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+2022 hurricane Ian Fiona
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+2022 hurricane Ian Fiona
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+flooding in Sudan The Gambia Kentucky
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+Pakistan Bangladesh and and more
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+Pakistan Bangladesh and and more
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+activities as you can see lots of these
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+activities as you can see lots of these
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+are available to freely download there
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+are available to freely download there
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+is a lot of satellite imagery available
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+is a lot of satellite imagery available
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+here from maxar which is very simple and
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+here from maxar which is very simple and
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+easy to use you can simply click on the
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+easy to use you can simply click on the
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+information icon
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+to see what satellite tile this place
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+to see what satellite tile this place
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+covers and what that image might look
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+covers and what that image might look
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+like and then you can simply click
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+like and then you can simply click
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+download to open them up in Google Earth
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+download to open them up in Google Earth
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+is very straightforward all you have to
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+is very straightforward all you have to
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+do is drag and drop Google Earth opens
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+up KML files kmz files Dot geotiff and
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+Dot Tiff files and you can open them up
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+Dot Tiff files and you can open them up
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+quite simply for example here is one
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+quite simply for example here is one
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+that I've downloaded from maxar and you
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+that I've downloaded from maxar and you
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+can see how clear that satellite imagery
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+is which gives an updated view of relief
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+is which gives an updated view of relief
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+efforts after specific flooding came
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+through an area this is really useful to
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+through an area this is really useful to
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+use as some areas just are not updated
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+use as some areas just are not updated
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+as much as others with satellite imagery
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+and it's very crucial to open those up
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+and it's very crucial to open those up
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+this sort of imagery is
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+extremely important and such a very
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+useful tool especially in areas where
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+useful tool especially in areas where
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+satellite imagery is not as regularly
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+satellite imagery is not as regularly
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+updated as say for example large cities
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+updated as say for example large cities
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+to show you what I mean by that let me
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+to show you what I mean by that let me
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+take you to a place in Myanmar where I
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+take you to a place in Myanmar where I
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+have uploaded a planet satellite imagery
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+have uploaded a planet satellite imagery
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+tile so for example if we scroll in on
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+tile so for example if we scroll in on
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+this specific area and then open up this
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+this specific area and then open up this
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+planet tile we can see what this area
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+planet tile we can see what this area
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+looks like as of November 2022.
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+this area was important as I was
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+this area was important as I was
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+identifying or looking at and further
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+analyzing specific homes and Villages
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+analyzing specific homes and Villages
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+and we can see examples of this along
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+and we can see examples of this along
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+here in these satellite images
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+where the remains of burnt homes can be
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+where the remains of burnt homes can be
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+seen in this satellite image in
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+seen in this satellite image in
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+comparison to the previous one
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+by using these in Google Earth it allows
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+us to identify specific events that have
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+us to identify specific events that have
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+complete map and this gets me on to the
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+complete map and this gets me on to the
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+last point which is probably one of the
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+is the fact that you can annotate Maps
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+is the fact that you can annotate Maps
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+satellite imagery that we have here
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+I'm able to annotate this map
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+I'm able to annotate this map
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+and draw markings on it
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+so for example I can add a simple pin to
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+so for example I can add a simple pin to
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+say burned
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+say burned
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+Village but what I can also do
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+Village but what I can also do
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+is even add a polygon to this area
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+is even add a polygon to this area
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+just outlining the border of the area
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+just outlining the border of the area
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+I'm giving this a bit of color making
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+I'm giving this a bit of color making
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+the outline red and I can continue
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+the outline red and I can continue
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+filling in this area now this is
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+filling in this area now this is
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+me doing this over and over again it
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+me doing this over and over again it
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+example if I did this a number of times
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+Myanmar I could export this file and
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+Myanmar I could export this file and
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+send it to them so that they can open up
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+send it to them so that they can open up
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+the same data in their own Google Earth
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+the same data in their own Google Earth
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+as well but I can also import
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+as well but I can also import
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+information as well to import
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+information what we're looking for is
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+things such as kmls or kmzs this is the
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+attached so say for example I wanted to
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+attached so say for example I wanted to
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+look at active fire data in specific
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+I've ran through this before in another
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+I've ran through this before in another
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+YouTube tutorial but we have something
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+YouTube tutorial but we have something
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+for resource management system this is a
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+for resource management system this is a
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+very useful resource to allow us to
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+very useful resource to allow us to
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+collect data on heat signatures that
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+collect data on heat signatures that
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+have been picked up on the Earth's
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+have been picked up on the Earth's
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+surface and we can actually download
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+surface and we can actually download
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+those in a KML format and you can see
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+those in a KML format and you can see
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+that the simple collection it even says
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+that the simple collection it even says
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+Google Earth KML
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+Google Earth KML
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+where you have a simple collection of
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+where you have a simple collection of
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+worldwide Canada Alaska USA other areas
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+worldwide Canada Alaska USA other areas
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+as well I'm going to have a look at for
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+as well I'm going to have a look at for
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+example Australia and New Zealand I can
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+example Australia and New Zealand I can
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+have a look at the last 24 hours of
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+have a look at the last 24 hours of
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+activity
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+activity
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+and simply just download a KML so I've
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+and simply just download a KML so I've
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+downloaded that KML and I'm going to
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+downloaded that KML and I'm going to
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+drag that right into my Google Earth
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+drag that right into my Google Earth
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+you'll see that zoomed to Australia and
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+you'll see that zoomed to Australia and
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+already you can see those pins of fires
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+already you can see those pins of fires
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+these are small icons that have
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+these are small icons that have
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+identified where heat signatures may
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+identified where heat signatures may
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+have occurred in Australia and you can
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+have occurred in Australia and you can
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+see there's a date on those so this one
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+see there's a date on those so this one
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+was from the 1st of January 2023 at 0 to
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+was from the 1st of January 2023 at 0 to
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+28 UTC time and you can even follow up
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+28 UTC time and you can even follow up
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+with more information on those as well
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+with more information on those as well
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+and you can see that there's more fires
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+and you can see that there's more fires
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+in the East and some of those Greener
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+in the East and some of those Greener
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+areas in Australia
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+areas in Australia
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+it's also important you should always
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+it's also important you should always
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+verify this information
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+verify this information
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+as they might just be heat signatures
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+as they might just be heat signatures
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+given off specific areas as well
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+given off specific areas as well
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+but this is just such an easy way to
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+but this is just such an easy way to
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+import that data
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+import that data
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+to have another look at a different type
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+to have another look at a different type
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+of data that you can import it's very
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+of data that you can import it's very
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+easy to search for a lot of this data so
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+easy to search for a lot of this data so
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+for example I've done a simple Google
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+for example I've done a simple Google
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+search and I've done a tutorial on how
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+search and I've done a tutorial on how
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+to do these simple file searches but
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+to do these simple file searches but
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+essentially you can just type in file
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+essentially you can just type in file
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+type KML or even kmz which is Google
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+type KML or even kmz which is Google
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+files and your keyword before it so I
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+files and your keyword before it so I
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+wanted to have a look at something to do
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+wanted to have a look at something to do
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+with dogs and kmls and I found this
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+with dogs and kmls and I found this
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+really A cool one which is around
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+really A cool one which is around
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+locations of dog bins from open data
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+locations of dog bins from open data
+Scotland
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+Scotland
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+Scotland
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+so I had a look at this one
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+so I had a look at this one
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+let's again I'll drag that into my
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+let's again I'll drag that into my
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+Google Earth
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+Google Earth
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+and we can see what sort of data that
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+
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+and we can see what sort of data that
+contains
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+contains
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+contains
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+so what I met with here is a number of
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+so what I met with here is a number of
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+pins from specific areas
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+pins from specific areas
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+where there are reported locations of
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+where there are reported locations of
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+dog bins so bins uh probably for uh
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+dog bins so bins uh probably for uh
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+I'll see you in the next session
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+I'll see you in the next session
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+have a look in other areas for example
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+have a look in other areas for example
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+lots of people where protesters were
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+another example this time from Benghazi
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+uh going back through May March
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+uh going back through May March
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+uh other ones over here types of even
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+uh other ones over here types of even
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+function very simple but allows you to
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+each size of these boxes I could
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+for example this boat that's been
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+for example this boat that's been
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+dragged here is around about 10.6 meters
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+dragged here is around about 10.6 meters
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+that allows me to verify just how large
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+that allows me to verify just how large
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+that might be
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+and the model of that vessel or the
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+and the model of that vessel or the
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+model of that boat let's go to another
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+model of that boat let's go to another
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+location nearby here but this time in
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+location nearby here but this time in
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+Egypt in a place called City barani
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+Egypt in a place called City barani
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+specifically there's an airport just
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+specifically there's an airport just
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+by using the ruler we can have a look at
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+by using the ruler we can have a look at
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+dimensions of things that we might not
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+dimensions of things that we might not
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+actually know what they are
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+actually know what they are
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+for example the Egyptian Air Force has a
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+for example the Egyptian Air Force has a
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+number of helicopters parked out on the
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+number of helicopters parked out on the
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+apron here and so we're able to take
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+apron here and so we're able to take
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+measurements to have a look at this
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+measurements to have a look at this
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+helicopter which is around about 16.5
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+helicopter which is around about 16.5
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+meters long but we can also have a look
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+meters long but we can also have a look
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+at for example the size of its
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+at for example the size of its
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+propellers we have the number of others
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+propellers we have the number of others
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+here available so for example these much
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+here available so for example these much
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+darker helicopters a little bit shorter
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+darker helicopters a little bit shorter
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+around 14.5
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+around 14.5
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+14.6 meters long
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+14.6 meters long
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+we could actually have a look on
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+we could actually have a look on
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+Wikipedia under the Egyptian Air Force
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+Wikipedia under the Egyptian Air Force
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+and have a look at what helicopters they
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+and have a look at what helicopters they
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+have to see if they match those
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+have to see if they match those
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+Dimensions furthermore we can even have
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+Dimensions furthermore we can even have
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+a look at much longer objects as well
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+a look at much longer objects as well
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+for example this Runway is quite large
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+for example this Runway is quite large
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+and quite long to measure it we could
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+and quite long to measure it we could
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+simply draw a line right along the
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+simply draw a line right along the
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+runway we get that in meters but we can
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+runway we get that in meters but we can
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+also get that in kilometers it looks
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+also get that in kilometers it looks
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+like it might be a three kilometer long
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+like it might be a three kilometer long
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+Runway I'm going to take you now to a
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+Runway I'm going to take you now to a
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+location you're probably more familiar
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+location you're probably more familiar
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+with which is Manhattan in New York
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+with which is Manhattan in New York
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+specifically many of you are probably
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+specifically many of you are probably
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+aware of the Central Park in Manhattan
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+aware of the Central Park in Manhattan
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+we can actually have a look not only for
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+we can actually have a look not only for
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+the length of each side of that which
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+the length of each side of that which
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+seems to be just over four kilometers
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+seems to be just over four kilometers
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+but we can actually measure uh the
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+but we can actually measure uh the
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+specific area of a
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+specific area of a
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+so for example if I was to create a
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+so for example if I was to create a
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+polygon I select my corners
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+polygon I select my corners
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+and we can see that the perimeter
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+and we can see that the perimeter
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+appears to be
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+appears to be
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+probably around about 10 square 10
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+probably around about 10 square 10
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+the area appears to be
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+the area appears to be
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+we can do that in square kilometers
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+we can do that in square kilometers
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+around about 3.4 square kilometers
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+around about 3.4 square kilometers
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+another interesting feature of the ruler
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+another interesting feature of the ruler
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+is the fact that not only can you do a
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+is the fact that not only can you do a
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+moving on now to my third favorite thing
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+it's also available in some of the other
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+it's also available in some of the other
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+greatest features of the world mountains
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+greatest features of the world mountains
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+I'm going to take you to one of my
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+I'm going to take you to one of my
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+favorite mountain ranges in the US which
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+favorite mountain ranges in the US which
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+is the El Capitan Mountain
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+is the El Capitan Mountain
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+given this mountain range is quite
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+given this mountain range is quite
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+popular so it's quite detailed when you
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+popular so it's quite detailed when you
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+have a look at some of its cuts and and
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+have a look at some of its cuts and and
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+features in there you can see some of
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+features in there you can see some of
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+the jagged rocks along here as well as
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+the jagged rocks along here as well as
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+over the other side you can see how well
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+over the other side you can see how well
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+formed some of these areas are even with
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+formed some of these areas are even with
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+this kind of little bit poking out right
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+this kind of little bit poking out right
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+here
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+other areas don't have that sort of
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+other areas don't have that sort of
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+capability and are not as detailed
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+capability and are not as detailed
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+but are quite useful to look at
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+but are quite useful to look at
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+for example let's go to casala in Sudan
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+for example let's go to casala in Sudan
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+this area is likely less looked at than
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+this area is likely less looked at than
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+perhaps El Capitan or Manhattan
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+perhaps El Capitan or Manhattan
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+but equally has a 3D profile of its
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+but equally has a 3D profile of its
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+mountains which is very useful for
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+example gear locations in order to have
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+a look at this Rocky outcrop here but
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+a look at this Rocky outcrop here but
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+you can see that even though there are
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+Jagged pieces on this it seems to be
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+Jagged pieces on this it seems to be
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+the jaggy pieces there but it's still
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+the jaggy pieces there but it's still
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+quite useful in referencing for example
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+quite useful in referencing for example
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+videos that may have been filmed from
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+here or photos that may have been filmed
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+here or photos that may have been filmed
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+from here and to identify what angle
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+from here and to identify what angle
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+they've been filmed at to identify that
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+exact location where they've been taken
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+exact location where they've been taken
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+moving on from point three I'd like to
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+moving on from point three I'd like to
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+share with you another really useful
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+share with you another really useful
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+feature that I use a lot which is image
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+feature that I use a lot which is image
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+what I'm talking about here is adding
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+what I'm talking about here is adding
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+so for example here is maxar's open data
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+so for example here is maxar's open data
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+program which allows free maxar
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+so for example you can scroll down and
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+so for example you can scroll down and
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+start to view specific events
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+start to view specific events
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+like data on Indonesia's earthquake in
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+2022 hurricane Ian Fiona
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+flooding in Sudan The Gambia Kentucky
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+Pakistan Bangladesh and and more
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+Pakistan Bangladesh and and more
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+activities as you can see lots of these
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+activities as you can see lots of these
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+are available to freely download there
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+are available to freely download there
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+is a lot of satellite imagery available
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+is a lot of satellite imagery available
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+here from maxar which is very simple and
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+here from maxar which is very simple and
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+easy to use you can simply click on the
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+easy to use you can simply click on the
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+information icon
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+like and then you can simply click
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+like and then you can simply click
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+download to open them up in Google Earth
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+download to open them up in Google Earth
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+is very straightforward all you have to
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+Dot Tiff files and you can open them up
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+Dot Tiff files and you can open them up
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+quite simply for example here is one
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+that I've downloaded from maxar and you
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+that I've downloaded from maxar and you
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+can see how clear that satellite imagery
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+is which gives an updated view of relief
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+is which gives an updated view of relief
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+efforts after specific flooding came
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+efforts after specific flooding came
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+through an area this is really useful to
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+through an area this is really useful to
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+use as some areas just are not updated
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+use as some areas just are not updated
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+as much as others with satellite imagery
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+and it's very crucial to open those up
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+and it's very crucial to open those up
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+this sort of imagery is
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+this sort of imagery is
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+extremely important and such a very
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+extremely important and such a very
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+useful tool especially in areas where
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+satellite imagery is not as regularly
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+satellite imagery is not as regularly
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+updated as say for example large cities
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+updated as say for example large cities
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+to show you what I mean by that let me
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+to show you what I mean by that let me
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+take you to a place in Myanmar where I
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+take you to a place in Myanmar where I
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+have uploaded a planet satellite imagery
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+have uploaded a planet satellite imagery
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+tile so for example if we scroll in on
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+tile so for example if we scroll in on
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+this specific area and then open up this
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+this specific area and then open up this
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+planet tile we can see what this area
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+planet tile we can see what this area
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+looks like as of November 2022.
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+looks like as of November 2022.
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+this area was important as I was
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+this area was important as I was
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+identifying or looking at and further
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+identifying or looking at and further
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+analyzing specific homes and Villages
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+analyzing specific homes and Villages
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+that had been burnt to the ground
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+and we can see examples of this along
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+and we can see examples of this along
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+here in these satellite images
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+here in these satellite images
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+where the remains of burnt homes can be
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+where the remains of burnt homes can be
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+seen in this satellite image in
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+by using these in Google Earth it allows
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+complete map and this gets me on to the
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+complete map and this gets me on to the
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+is the fact that you can annotate Maps
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+is the fact that you can annotate Maps
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+so for example staying with this
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+satellite imagery that we have here
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+satellite imagery that we have here
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+I'm able to annotate this map
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+I'm able to annotate this map
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+and draw markings on it
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+and draw markings on it
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+so for example I can add a simple pin to
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+so for example I can add a simple pin to
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+say burned
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+say burned
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+Village but what I can also do
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+Village but what I can also do
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+is even add a polygon to this area
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+is even add a polygon to this area
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+just outlining the border of the area
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+just outlining the border of the area
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+I'm giving this a bit of color making
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+the outline red and I can continue
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+the outline red and I can continue
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+filling in this area now this is
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+filling in this area now this is
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+me doing this over and over again it
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+me doing this over and over again it
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+and being able to capture the history of
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+that with those annotations
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+those annotations are not alone you can
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+those annotations are not alone you can
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+also Import and Export data so say for
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+also Import and Export data so say for
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+example if I did this a number of times
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+example if I did this a number of times
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+and I wanted to share this with an
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+and I wanted to share this with an
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+Myanmar I could export this file and
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+Myanmar I could export this file and
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+send it to them so that they can open up
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+send it to them so that they can open up
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+the same data in their own Google Earth
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+the same data in their own Google Earth
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+as well but I can also import
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+as well but I can also import
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+information as well to import
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+information as well to import
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+information what we're looking for is
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+information what we're looking for is
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+things such as kmls or kmzs this is the
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+things such as kmls or kmzs this is the
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+type of file that opens up in Google
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+type of file that opens up in Google
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+Earth with all of the pins and polygons
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+Earth with all of the pins and polygons
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+attached so say for example I wanted to
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+attached so say for example I wanted to
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+look at active fire data in specific
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+look at active fire data in specific
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+I've ran through this before in another
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+I've ran through this before in another
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+YouTube tutorial but we have something
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+YouTube tutorial but we have something
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+called NASA firms or fire information
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+for resource management system this is a
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+very useful resource to allow us to
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+very useful resource to allow us to
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+collect data on heat signatures that
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+collect data on heat signatures that
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+have been picked up on the Earth's
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+have been picked up on the Earth's
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+surface and we can actually download
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+surface and we can actually download
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+those in a KML format and you can see
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+those in a KML format and you can see
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+that the simple collection it even says
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+that the simple collection it even says
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+Google Earth KML
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+Google Earth KML
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+where you have a simple collection of
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+where you have a simple collection of
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+as well I'm going to have a look at for
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+example Australia and New Zealand I can
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+example Australia and New Zealand I can
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+have a look at the last 24 hours of
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+have a look at the last 24 hours of
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+and simply just download a KML so I've
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+and simply just download a KML so I've
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+downloaded that KML and I'm going to
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+downloaded that KML and I'm going to
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+drag that right into my Google Earth
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+drag that right into my Google Earth
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+you'll see that zoomed to Australia and
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+you'll see that zoomed to Australia and
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+already you can see those pins of fires
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+already you can see those pins of fires
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+these are small icons that have
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+these are small icons that have
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+identified where heat signatures may
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+have occurred in Australia and you can
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+have occurred in Australia and you can
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+see there's a date on those so this one
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+see there's a date on those so this one
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+28 UTC time and you can even follow up
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+28 UTC time and you can even follow up
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+with more information on those as well
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+with more information on those as well
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+and you can see that there's more fires
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+and you can see that there's more fires
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+in the East and some of those Greener
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+in the East and some of those Greener
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+it's also important you should always
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+it's also important you should always
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+verify this information
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+verify this information
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+as they might just be heat signatures
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+as they might just be heat signatures
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+given off specific areas as well
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+given off specific areas as well
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+but this is just such an easy way to
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+but this is just such an easy way to
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+import that data
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+import that data
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+to have another look at a different type
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+to have another look at a different type
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+of data that you can import it's very
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+of data that you can import it's very
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+easy to search for a lot of this data so
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+for example I've done a simple Google
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+for example I've done a simple Google
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+search and I've done a tutorial on how
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+search and I've done a tutorial on how
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+to do these simple file searches but
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+to do these simple file searches but
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+essentially you can just type in file
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+essentially you can just type in file
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+type KML or even kmz which is Google
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+type KML or even kmz which is Google
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+files and your keyword before it so I
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+files and your keyword before it so I
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+wanted to have a look at something to do
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+wanted to have a look at something to do
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+with dogs and kmls and I found this
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+with dogs and kmls and I found this
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+really A cool one which is around
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+really A cool one which is around
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+locations of dog bins from open data
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+locations of dog bins from open data
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+Scotland
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+Scotland
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+so I had a look at this one
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+so I had a look at this one
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+let's again I'll drag that into my
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+let's again I'll drag that into my
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+Google Earth
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+Google Earth
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+and we can see what sort of data that
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+and we can see what sort of data that
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+contains
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+so what I met with here is a number of
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+so what I met with here is a number of
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+pins from specific areas
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+pins from specific areas
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+where there are reported locations of
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+where there are reported locations of
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+dog bins so bins uh probably for uh
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+dog bins so bins uh probably for uh
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+dropping things like dog poo in
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+dropping things like dog poo in
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+we could even perhaps verify some of
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+we could even perhaps verify some of
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+these locations just by having a look
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+these locations just by having a look
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+uh at Google Street View to see if
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+uh at Google Street View to see if
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+there's indeed one under this tree and
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+there's indeed one under this tree and
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+it might be the case that there is one
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+it might be the case that there is one
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+there so it's really useful to have
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+there so it's really useful to have
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+access to that sort of uh information so
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+access to that sort of uh information so
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+that we can uh really understand a
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+that we can uh really understand a
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+little bit more about our area but also
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+little bit more about our area but also
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+just gather that geospatial data that we
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+just gather that geospatial data that we
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+usually wouldn't have access to but now
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+usually wouldn't have access to but now
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+have and that is one of my favorite
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+have and that is one of my favorite
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+tools to use in Google Earth so there
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+tools to use in Google Earth so there
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+you have it in this session I've shared
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+you have it in this session I've shared
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+with you my top five favorite tools to
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+with you my top five favorite tools to
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+use in Google Earth these are ones that
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+use in Google Earth these are ones that
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+I use quite regularly
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+I use quite regularly
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+and hopefully you'll be able to use them
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+and hopefully you'll be able to use them
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+too or you'll find them useful in your
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+too or you'll find them useful in your
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+research or you're exploring I really
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+research or you're exploring I really
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+hope you enjoyed this session and if you
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+hope you enjoyed this session and if you
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+have any favorite tools that you use in
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+have any favorite tools that you use in
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+Google Earth a lot please leave them in
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+Google Earth a lot please leave them in
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+a comment down below so that we can
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+a comment down below so that we can
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+share them more with the community and
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+share them more with the community and
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