[Geowanking] polarized light etc

[M J]

I think he (Steve) could mean real world/live/real time/augmented reality
not processed imagery, but I'm just taking a guess from the gist of the
conversations going on.

In (science) fiction writing this is currently be represented in books such
as Rainbow's End, Halting State, Spook Country to name some prominent ones.

Don't kill me, just trying to participate.

Nif

On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 8:04 AM, michael gould <gould at lsi.uji.es> wrote:

> Steve
> Ever seen a false-colour image? This stuff (overlaying real and
> not-so-real)
> is not exactly groundbreaking (no pun intended)
>
> MG
>
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> [...cut..]
>
>
> I'm no Feynman, and I would also not have made that connection to the
> light shining off the lake. I need to see it, so I want to select a
> polarisation overlay in my vision and look around to show me where
> light is polarised. Then the lake would be highly visible, and I
> wouldn't need the text to know!
>
> So that's the requirement I keep in mind... how to overlay reality
> with geographical and analysed information.
>
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