UNOSAT maps Gaza Strip war

Thursday, January 01, 2009 (17:45 UTC)

[Update January 7m 2009: An automatically updated version of this map can now be found here. (Accompanying post).]

The Middle East Strategy at Harvard blog made me aware of a just-released UNOSAT map detailing the attacks inside and around the Gaza Strip from Dec 25 and up to Dec 31, 2008 (yesterday). The map is available for download from the UNOSAT site as a PDF. I downloaded it, rasterized it and geopositioned it in Google Earth as an image overlay. Download the KMZ file for an overview of this latest war on Google Earth.

gazamap.jpg

As usual, play with the transparency slider for the overlay to switch between the map view and the underlying view of Google Earth.

UNOSAT continues to update the map, so do go and get yourself the latest one if you don't read this post today.

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Comments

Stefan-
I just posted a Gaza map comparison over at Aid Worker Daily. It shows the difference between Google Maps, Microsoft Virtual Earth and Open Street Map. Here's the link: http://tinyurl.com/95suua
Cheers,
Jon

Posted by: Jon Thompson at 21:45 UTC, January 04, 2009

you give no info

Posted by: hjgjyu at 0:10 UTC, March 04, 2009

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