Likes2Cruise
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As a new diver, I have been having been spending a significant amount of time reading and researching dive sites. Although there is a lot of information within the Scuba Boards and also within the multitude of websites and books, I find getting specifics for any given site to be a ponderous task.
To assist myself, I have begun plotting dive sites that interest me on Google Earth. But my plots are simply a location based on the information I have and still requires information about parking, unloading, entry points, nearest boat ramp, and exact dive site location.
I am proposing the creation of a collection of Google Earth objects (KMZ files) created by Scuba Board members that help provide the information that would make locating diving locations easier. (posting to the Florida area first as thats MY interest). If there are members interested in putting together KMZ locations and providing them here, I'd be happy to try to compile them into a single object.
Attached is an example of what I am thinking about - sorry the dive flag jpg is missing due to size limitations.
There are already some good sources out there for similar information, but none specific for Florida and with details about beach and spring diving.
Index
and
Google Earth Community: SCUBA Dive Site Collection (1101 sites)
Are both very good for providing some of the information I am suggesting.
To assist myself, I have begun plotting dive sites that interest me on Google Earth. But my plots are simply a location based on the information I have and still requires information about parking, unloading, entry points, nearest boat ramp, and exact dive site location.
I am proposing the creation of a collection of Google Earth objects (KMZ files) created by Scuba Board members that help provide the information that would make locating diving locations easier. (posting to the Florida area first as thats MY interest). If there are members interested in putting together KMZ locations and providing them here, I'd be happy to try to compile them into a single object.
Attached is an example of what I am thinking about - sorry the dive flag jpg is missing due to size limitations.
There are already some good sources out there for similar information, but none specific for Florida and with details about beach and spring diving.
Index
and
Google Earth Community: SCUBA Dive Site Collection (1101 sites)
Are both very good for providing some of the information I am suggesting.