responding to jesper & the google earth tripoint
positions
> thanx again
> got it
> & have been playing with it all day
> very nice indeed
>
> & you already realize these border depictions cant
> be
> trusted at all
> except as spurious precision
> or correct general neighborhood calls
> hopefully but not necessarily within a few hundred
> meters of the truth
> so it would be silly of me to actually disagree with
> them or with you
> let alone challenge anything
>
> for as you may have noticed with my ongoing kztmuz
> try
> i am only guessing as carefully & earnestly as
> possible myself
> even as others seem to me constantly lulled to sleep
> &
> even willfully fooled by every false appearance
>
>
> i would suggest tho
> if you really do want my input
> that you represent each of these positions simply as
> what they are
> specifically
> either
> fully & unequivocally established by you if they are
> in your capacity as our literal guide to them
> or
> your or someones best guessed ballpark
> approximations
> & thus merely general guidance on the way toward the
> actual tripoints
> wherever they may happen to be hiding from us all
> since we can all use all the real guidance we can
> get
> which includes being able to distinguish the real
> from
> the unreal
>
> at the same time
> if you would continue to make specific
> representations
> or misrepresentation here at bp
> you can be sure they will be appreciated &
> critically
> evaluated as ever
>
> --- Jesper Nielsen/Borderbase <jesper@...>
> wrote:
>
> > Terrain box is checked - good
> >
> > At the dashboard you must have noticed the key pad
> > with arrows and the red
> > dot, go right and you see the rotate right and
> tilt
> > reset buttons, next
> > right is the tilt bar. Tilting also works with
> > holding down shift and
> > scrolling mouse.
> >
> > I have plotted in all tripoints in one file from
> the
> > frontpage of
> > http://www.nicolette.dk/borderbase (read the text
> > about Borderbase). Google
> > Earth has just recently updated many images and so
> I
> > am still in the process
> > of updating and ajusting the tripoints for next
> > version. But fell free to
> > challenge my tripoint placemarks.
> >
> > A key note about Google Earth - it appears that GE
> > gets their data about
> > borders and terrain from the people at Mapmart
> >
>
(
http://66.77.122.13/International/Country.aspx?Country=Bulgaria
> > )
> >
> > Jesper
> > ----
> >
> > Borderbase - your online guide to international
> > borders and tripoints
> > http://www.nicolette.dk/borderbase
>
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