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SVS1999-0013


Title: The Digital Earth
Abstract: The Digital Earth is a virtual representation of our planet that enables a person to explore and interact with the vast amounts of natural, cultural, and historical information being gathered about the Earth. This video describes the need for such a system, possible uses of a Digital Earth system, and the technologies and organizations that must come together in order for it to become a reality.
Metadata date: 2008-05-12
Producer: Horace Mitchell
Trt: 00:06:44:00
Audio: Mixed
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The entire narrated Digital Earth video 663 The Digital Earth 1:00:07:00  -   1:06:51:00

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