GOOGLE EARTH C#

in #utopian-io7 years ago (edited)

In this article, Microsoft Visual Studio programme will learn how to add us the google earth add-on and assume control. This programme is the intended position provides us to find by courtesy of entered latitude and longitude information.The application be able to do need some libraries and plunging add-on.

What Will I Learn?

  • Microsoft Visual Studio
  • Adding Google Earth app

Requirements

  • Microsoft Visual Studio
  • Interop.GEPlugin.dll
  • GoogleEarthPluginSetup.exe

Difficulty

  • Intermediate

Tutorial Contents

What is Google Earth?

Google Earth is a geobrowser that accesses satellite and aerial imagery, ocean bathymetry, and other geographic data over the internet to represent the Earth as a three-dimensional globe. Geobrowsers are alternatively known as virtual globes or Earth browsers.

What is Microsoft Visual Studio?

Visual Studio 2017 is an integrated, complete solution with development tools, cloud services and extensions that enables you and your team to create great applications and games for desktops, the web, Windows Store, Android and iOS. Choose between different editions, depending on whether you work alone or in a small team (Professional edition) or in a complex project across departments and locations (Enterprise edition). Visual Studio 2017 provides everything you need to help you deliver software in less time and even better quality.

Preparing to Add Google Earth to Your Microsoft Visual Studio Program.

We are downloading the extension Interop.GEPlugin.dll from my computer.

We click on Browse and choose Interop.GEPlugin.dll from our computer.

Running the program in our computer.

To run this application on our computer, we need to download GoogleEarthPluginSetup.exe and install it on our computer.

Program Codes.

When the go to toggle button is pressed, it goes to the position where the latitude, longitude and altitude values in the textboxes are.

In the Google Earth program, we view the latitude and longitude information of Karabuk University Rectorate in degrees, minutes and seconds.

We checked the correctness of the translation from degree to decimal.

With this program, we can access latitude and longitude information on satellite images wherever we want.This program can be improved a lot and different programs can be developed.



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