Geospatial Visualization Tool Kit for Scientists Using Fortran

Abstract

In recent years, visualization for the Earth and environmental sciences has developed significantly. Among the most notable advances has been the rise of Web‐based tools colloquially called “geobrowsers.” These tools enable users from a range of sciences to access an enormous quantity of satellite and aerial photography with detailed maps to create a high‐quality “virtual Earth” [e.g., McCaffrey et al., 2008; Oberlies et al., 2009]. One important geobrowser is Google Earth (http://earth.google.com/). It provides free tools for most major computing platforms and handheld devices, together with the ability to incorporate data from users.

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