Mapping Your Seero Content

Seero provides KML feeds allowing individual users to share and explore your content through tools such as, Google Earth and Google Maps. Seero KML feeds are formatted like this: "http://kml.seero.com/userkml/Username.kml", just replace 'Username' with your Seero username. These KML feeds are dynamic network links that will automatically update as you add content to Seero. To show you how easy this is, here is a quick example of Craig Stanton's 2650 mile hike from Mexico to Canada along the Pacific Crest Trail.

You can download Craig's KML feed here:
http://kml.seero.com/userkml/Craig.kml
to view in Google Earth and you can view these KML links in Google Maps, just type any Seero users KML feed into the search box.

You can also incorporate your content into maps on your own site. If you are a veteran Google Maps hacker this should be no problem. However, if you are new to Google Maps you can signup for an API Key here. After signing up creating a map is as easy as a few lines of JavaScript and some HTML.


...
<HEAD>
...
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://maps.google.com/maps?file=api&v=2&key=YOUR_GMAPS_API_KEY/>
<script>
// Write a function that loads when the page is loaded
function loadMap() {

    // check the browser is compatible
    if (GBrowserIsCompatible()) {

    //setup the map
    var map = new GMap2(document.getElementById("map"));
    //center the map
    map.setCenter(new GLatLng(41.3, -120.0), 6);
    //add a handy control
    map.addControl(new GSmallZoomControl() );

    //this is where you import your Seero KML file
    var myKML = new GGeoXml('http://kml.seero.com/userkml/Craig.kml');
    map.addOverlay(myKML);
  }
}
</script>
</HEAD>
<BODY onLoad='loadMap();'>
<!-- Create a div for the map -->
<div id='map' style='width:410px;height:1100px;>
...

We highly recommend following Craig Stanton and his adventures around the world. Soon he will be off hiking the full length of Japan and taking us all along for the journey. Be sure to check out Craig's blog, OneManWalking.com where you can also subscribe to his GeoBlog KML feed. We can't wait for KML updates from the Land of the Rising Sun.






Seero LIVE in Google Earth!

Keep an eye on the world. Check out the Seero Global Live KML Feed. You can watch and track Seero broadcasters all over the world through Google earth. The Global Live KML feed with automatically mark new broadcasters as they go live from their locations. Play live video right out of each broadcaster's info window on the Google Earth interface. You can even zoom and travel between broadcasters just by double clicking their name in the side panel. Try the feed now and experience a great new way to look at the world.

Click here download the Seero Live KML layer.
Note: Flash Video is not yet supported in the Macintosh version of Google Earth, however Google Engineers ensure us it is coming soon.