E: Images__Midpoint

Option:

•  Save as KML / KMZ : Create the output file name.

•  Name : Column that contains the names for the images.

•  Image List :

   ○  Image name : Select the column that contains the names of the images to be displayed in Google Earth. This program supports .BMP, .JPG, .PNG, .GIF, .TGA, and .TIF images.

   ○  Select the Matching ZIP File : Get the image compression package.

• Altitude Type :

   ○  Clamp to Ground : Choose this for the polygon to lie along the ground topography.

   ○ Relative to Ground : Choose this if the Altitude columns defined above list elevations above ground.

   ○  Absolute : Choose this if the Altitude columns list absolute elevations, regardless of the ground elevations at those locations.

• Altitude(Meters) : Column that contains the elevations where the images are to be displayed.

•  Midpoint :

   ○ Longitude(Degrees) : Column that contains the longitude coordinations for the center of the images.

   ○ Latitude(Degrees) : Column that contains the latitude coordinations for the center of the images.

•  Width(Meters) : the numeric values that define the width (horizontal, or west-to-east dimensions) of the image when displayed in Google Earth.

•  Height(Meters) : the numeric values that define the height (vertical, or south-to-north dimensions) of the image when displayed in Google Earth.

Step:

1. Create a new datasheet and enter or import the necessary data.

2. Select the Images | Midpoint.

3. Enter the options as described above.

4. Click the OK button.

5. You can get a KMZ file.