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August 20, 2010
More imagery from Pakistan flooding
Unlike the imagery that we showed you last week that covered a large area of Pakistan, the imagery we're showing today is quite zoomed in. However, it really shows the devastation facing the area.
This image comes courtesy of GeoEye, who published the image on their site yesterday.
Too see the imagery up close, you can view the high-res version on their site, or download this KML file
to see it as an image overlay. Viewing it in Google Earth and toggling to see the before/after comparison is quite shocking.
As before, we encourage you to visit Network for Good to see how you can help with the flood relief efforts.
Posted by mickmel at August 20, 2010 4:45 PM
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Posted by: Hafeez Ullah Khan at August 21, 2010 5:09 AM
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Very bad quality imagery only i mile distance, in january earth quake in Haiti imegery was very clean & super hi-res, but there in pakistan whereis one fifth territory is destroyed in flood, but since 2 weeks only 1 mile new imagery & with very bad quality, need to google earth administratives to update the whole pakistan with very hi super resolution imagery as soon as possible to face world & know about pakistan Flood. i hope that google earth administration will be agree with me & soon think about my advise.