Andrew Trice wrote:
Resources:This example shows a really basic rotating 3D chart. There are two important things that it shows.
1) A three dimensional scatter plot.
2) A three dimensional line chart
The data points between the scatter plot and line chart are exactly the same. The combined effect is a 3D scatter plot with lines connecting each data point.
Try it by click "Sign In" button.
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Andrew Trice wrote:
You can type in a location, and it will go there. You can also toggle the nav controls, and the grid overlay. This example requires the Google Earth plugin, and only works in browsers that are supported by Google Earth (IE + Firefox on Windows only).Resources:
Mark Walters wrote:
Representing exact geographic locations on the earth, or geocoding, has become a popular topic lately. All the mapping service providers, such as Google, MapQuest, and Yahoo!, geocode addresses on their respective maps so you can easily see a specific location and get directions between multiple locations. With each of these services now providing public APIs, anyone can create mashups showcasing data of all types (such as photos, videos, and RSS feeds) on maps to link the data visually to a geographic location. Allowing people to so easily associate data geographically has opened up new realms of information visualization on the web. RSS feeds not only provide news from around the world, but they can also display exactly where the news is coming from. Family and friends can follow along with you on your vacation as you post pictures and tag them with each city you visit. Geocoding opens up all kinds of possibilities. Plotting the points in 2D on the maps provided by the different service providers is the most common way to view the information. But you can also view geodata on a globe of the earth in 3D via Adobe Flash by using the open-source 3D library Papervision3D. Papervision3D is an open-source, real-time 3D engine for Flash. Using this library, you can get up to speed quickly and easily with a fully interactive 3D environment.For more details please check out Learn how to geocode with Papervision3D and Adobe Flex Resources: Relative Posts:
AutoCompleteManager manages a set of input controls, popping up suggestions when a user types into one of the fields. Instead of replacing TextInput fields with a specific AutoComplete control, you can simply point the manager to one or more TextInputs, and you'll get a slick pop-up or auto-fill interaction.
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