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11:13am Tuesday 13th October 2009 in
THIS amazing 3D representation of Bournemouth could be the future of Ordnance Survey maps.
The agency chose the town to trial its new laser mapping technology - and say it could revolutionise the way we think of maps forever.
Glen Hart, Head of Research at Ordnance Survey, said: "Three-dimensional maps in themselves aren't new, but what we've achieved in Bournemouth is a level of accuracy and detail that's never been done before.
"This technology could change the way we map the country, but also have a massive impact on things like personal navigation."
The map took three years to make. Full story in tomorrow's Daily Echo.
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Polemicist
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3:00pm Tue 13 Oct 09
Mullerman
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3:11pm Tue 13 Oct 09
Martin Kitcher
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3:36pm Tue 13 Oct 09
djdaface
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3:39pm Tue 13 Oct 09
Polemicist wrote:speed camera's also use lasers, maybe they cause cancer!!!
. "..new laser mapping technology." . "The map took three years to make." . So, we've been bobarded with lasers for the last 3 years..that explainns everything !
rook
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10:21pm Tue 13 Oct 09
rook
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11:08pm Tue 13 Oct 09
Martin Kitcher
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7:50am Wed 14 Oct 09
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Martin Kitcher says...
2:01pm Tue 13 Oct 09
When we had the "Google Cams" recently in town were these in fact "OS Cams", instead, as the town is still not published as photographed for Google usage on the web?