Here’s a 3D rotating movie of the Borah summit. You will see it in 3D if you have red-blue glasses. This was generated with 3DEM.WARNING: 1.4 meg mpg file. Read the rest of this entry »
It might be argued that the only hill in all of Mississippi is Woodall Mountain. It’s virtually the only hill on the entire Iuka Quad which encompasses alot of the Tennessee Valley lowlands. Consequently, the hill is very striking and dominating. Here’s a map (exaggerated 3.5X) generated by 3DEM with an overlay of the Iuka Quad. The map briefly has a blur. WARNING: 1.6 meg mpg file. Read the rest of this entry »
This 3D anaglyph movie of Hawaii Island was generated by 3dem and is based on USGS DEM data downloaded from geoarchive.net It dramatically shows the difference between the massive and smooth Mauna Loa and the more compact although taller Mauna Kea. The notched area in the north is the Waipio Valley. This movie is particularly stunning if you have red-blue anaglyph glasses. 1.4 megs movie Read the rest of this entry »
3D anaglyph glasses used to be hard or quirky to find. But since the NASA used anaglyphs on its Mars mission (americasroof was actually consulted on this!!!) there are plenty of places to buy 3D anaglyphs. They are relatively cheap. You can just do a Google or Ebay search. You might also considering buy Spy Kids 3D which includes the glasses. To See other 3D Movies click on this Amazon Listmania list.
This is a 3D anaglyph movie of Taum Sauk generated by 3Dem. The starting point is a view from the south. The mountain is exaggerated 4X. Taum Sauk’s summit is flat and sort of resembles an elephant. If you have red-blue anaglyph glasses this image is stunning! WARNING: 1.5 Meg Movie
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