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Posted
14 October 2002 @ 9pm

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SOAP

Microsoft’s Terraserver

Sorta SOAPish.. Microsoft’s Terraserver “.. contains 3.3 tera-bytes of high resolution USGS aerial imagery and USGS topographic maps.” It sounds so high tech… but what’s really scary is how accurate it is. I fed it my home address and it came up with this which REALLY is a picture of where I live. And this is where I grew up. Wowsers!. And to make it on topic, they have a webservice implementation. (from xmethods)


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Posted by
Al
1 April 2004 @ 11am

Is it possible to make an address search using SOAP (and I don’t mean that HTML page that they offer)??? It does not look like you can access the imagery through an address request (street & zip) with SOAP method but I hope I’m wrong. Terreaserver only seems to support “landmarks” and they really don’t have enough to be useful. Have you seen any methods for making a “real” address request with SOAP?


Posted by
AJ
13 May 2004 @ 8pm

I’m not completely clear on what you’re asking, but the list of available terraserver webservices is located here:

http://terraservice.net/TerraService2.asmx

AJ


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