Glory bush: Universal Translator THROUGH a Digital Virtual Earth, Libraries in ALL 7,929 languages, Wikidata / wiki 3D interactive virtual earth libraries (building on Markus's beautiful maps, for example) will create digital libraries in all 7,929 languages re my post from yesterday, but concerning digital readable books "in the stacks," [Wikidata] New Wikidata maps, In what ways could such Commons' photos/images with millions of coordinates, related video resources, and other related Wikipedia items be incorporated into a 3D film-realistic interactive wiki-informed virtual world - think Google Earth with OpenSim, Second Life, Illustris + - and in a way that's wiki-buildable, and could be used even for STEM-research (e.g. mapping in specific photos and videos from the various archaeological digs at Troy), and decade-by-decade to begin, even, for a kind of historical reference time frame virtual-world mapping?, Wikidata / wiki 3D interactive virtual earth libraries but concerning digital readable books "in the stacks," Will every book in every language eventually get a Wikidata Q-item reference with coordinates and be includable in such a wiki virtual earth? And become a significant basis of an universal translator from these stacks in a virtual earth?

Markus, Emil and Wikidatans, 

Building on the beautiful maps-with-Wikipedia entries - https://ddll.inf.tu-dresden.de/w/images/c/ca/Wikidata-20150622-map-items-17280x8640.png - that you just created, Markus, in what ways could such Commons' photos/images with millions of coordinates, related video resources, and other related Wikipedia items be incorporated into a 3D film-realistic interactive wiki-informed virtual world - think Google Earth with OpenSim, Second Life, Illustris + - and in a way that's wiki-buildable, and could be used even for STEM-research (e.g. mapping in specific photos and videos from the various archaeological digs at Troy), and decade-by-decade to begin, even, for a kind of historical reference time frame virtual-world mapping? 

Here are a few related receptions conceptions of this from my blog ...

Ring-tailed lemurs: Your Travels to Africa, New African Universities at WUaS, "Big Data," - "A very short history of big data" - "Big Data and Tourism," Artificial Intelligence and big data, Internet Activism and Big Data, France World University and School, WUaS itself will become big data with Universities/Schools in 9000 languages, Big Data and the emergence of a Virtual Harbin / Virtual World, "Aphilo Scott MacLeod Virtual Harbin Introduction Apr 09," Explore the Ocean in Google Earth with Sylvia Earle (2011)

http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2015/04/ring-tailed-lemurs-your-travels-to.html -

Himalayan Quail (Ophrysia superciliosa): Just "walked" ~ 'arrowed' on my computer keyboard ~ down the Harbin road from the Harbin Gatehouse to the new Middletown Library, Google Earth - great - just updated toward interactive movie realism and as virtual Harbin ethnographic field site, See, too, this interesting Lego-virtual world development re the actual and the virtual, an important aspect of my Harbin ethnographic book manuscript ... Some field notes from walking down the Harbin Springs road from the Harbin gate in the newly updated Google Earth, Harbin field notes in this blog ... free, re Harbin field work, more research is needed to reiterate an academic cliche ... When will these Google Earth tiled photos become film realistic, live, 3D and interactive?, Just "flew" above ~ clicking on satellite view in Google Earth ~ Harbin Hot Springs ... Harbin HCC 40th Anniversary pamphlet

http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2015/06/himalayan-quail-ophrysia-superciliosa.html -

... and all in relation to a CC wiki/Wikidata academic methodology I'd like to develop further which I'm calling "ethno-wiki-virtual-world-graphy" and especially for STEM research - and in large languages to begin - http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/search/label/ethno-wiki-virtual-world-graphy. 

Thanks for these beautiful Wikipedia maps.

Cheers, Scott

Thanks Emil, Andre and Wikidatans, 

"in what ways could such Commons' photos/images with millions of coordinates, related video resources, and other related Wikipedia items be incorporated into a 3D film-realistic interactive wiki-informed virtual world - think Google Earth with OpenSim, Second Life, Illustris + - and in a way that's wiki-buildable, and could be used even for STEM-research (e.g. mapping in specific photos and videos from the various archaeological digs at Troy), and decade-by-decade to begin, even, for a kind of historical reference time frame virtual-world mapping?" ...

and especially first in the PUBLIC libraries in all countries. 

Will every book in every language eventually get a Wikidata Q-item reference with coordinates and be includable in such a wiki virtual earth? 

Best, 

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