I have found that the processing necessary to integrate very large images in Google Earth 4.2 is, if not easy, possible.
All you need is create a version of your image padded to a power of two in both dimensions, then scale by 2 recursively until image fits in a 256x256 pixels tile.
Then you have to subdivide each image in single tiles.
Finally you have to create a suitable KML file.
The documentation for this feature can be found here.
I have some scripts that automate the process for a given TIFF image.
Sunday, September 30, 2007
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Can you post the scripts that you've written? It would be fun to try.
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