Crestline Soaring Society
Serving Hang Gliding and Paragliding in the San Bernardino Mountains
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20070218 - Groundspeed and Altitude Depictions SeeYou overhead depictions of the flight on a very windy day. Kind of looks like a figure, almost, if you squint. If you're logged-in, you can click the image to see it at full 1000x573 resolution - click the 'original' link, below/right. Making the above image inspired me to try making a cross-eyed-stereo view of my two flights. I used Google Earth, for the photo quality. The effect is rather striking. I have no idea what the optimal left-right shift between images would be. I went fairly conservative, I think. Image Galleries > Flight Tracks Flight > HG Sites > Marshall |
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6 degrees
I think the optimum angle is 6 degrees and the centers may need to be closer, too.