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TIP: DELETE ANY OTHER CONTENTS IN THE “MY PLACES” AREA BEFORE STARTING Drag a pin to your chosen locations on google earth. Make sure these pins are organized within one file on the left hand side. 2) When you have finished right click on the my places symbol. Click on save place as.
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TIP: DELETE ANY OTHER CONTENTS IN THE “MY PLACES” AREA BEFORE STARTING • Drag a pin to your chosen locations on google earth. Make sure these pins are organized within one file on the left hand side. 2) When you have finished right click on the my places symbol. Click on save place as. 3) Save the file as a kml. . 4) Close down Google Earth and open up GE Graph. Now open up your kml file from the top menu. PAGE 1
1) Polygon sides refers to the shape of the bar. 4 will be a rectangle, 50 will be a circle etc. 6) Give the graph a title and choose whether to show it or not? 2) Size refers to the width of a bar. With a bar graph it needs to stay constant (the size you choose is as it would be on real earth so think about it. You don’t want overlapping bars!). 7) Add in the values from your spreadsheet. If you copy the entire column and then click on paste column it will insert it for you. 3) Make height according to value. (Automatic scale is best but if it is too high play around with the height factor.). 4) Make the colour constant and then choose your colour. FINALLY! Click run and save the file as a KMZ to where your tutor has said. The graph will now open up in Google Earth. If something looks wrong have a look in GE Graph and change the relevant problem. Click run and save the file over the previous GOOD LUCK!!! 5) Do you want the place name and value shown or not? PAGE 2