this is somethg really interesting man... anyone able to supply msia's Urban Area Ortho-Imagery maps? i can view the maps with my laptop but couldn't view the maps with the uni pc, not sure is the vga problem or my installations though.

http://worldwind.arc.nasa.gov/

try view here :
Successful cities (Latitude,Longitude):
Northeast
WASHINGTON, DC: 38.9,-77.0
SPRINGFIELD, MA: 42.1, -72.6
PROVIDENCE, RI: 41.7, -71.4

South
MOBILE, AL: 30.7,-88.1
MONTGOMERY, AL: 32.4 -86.3
ORLANDO, FL : 28.6,-81.3
TAMPA, FL: 27.8, -82.5
ATLANTA, GA : 33.7, -84.4
BATON ROUGE, LA
SHREVEPORT, LA: 32.4, -93.6
JACKSON, MS: 32.3, -90.2
CHARLOTTE, NC: 35.2, -80.7
RALEIGH, NC: 35.9, -78.7
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK: 35.5, -97.4
KNOXVILLE, TN: 35.9, -84.1
EL PASO, TX: 31.8, -106.5
HOUSTON, TX: 29.7, -95.3
LUBBOCK, TX
FT. WORTH, TX: 32.7,-97.1

Midwest
CHICAGO, IL: 41.6,-87.6
FORT WAYNE, IN: 41.1, -85.1
LOUISVILLE, KY: 38.3, -85.7
LEXINGTON, KY: 38.0, -84.4
DETROIT, MI: 42.3, -83.1

West
TUSCON, AZ
FRESNO, CA: 36.8, -119.9
MODESTO, CA: 37.6, -120.9
SACRAMENTO, CA: 38.5, -121.4
STOCKTON, CA: 38.0, -121.3
DENVER, CO
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
PORTLAND, OR: 45.5, -122.8
SEATTLE, WA

http://forum.worldwind.arc.nasa.gov/index.php?showtopic=181

me doing city modelling project so found this... anyone interested in this open source as well?

woops the images r big. should i remove them?