They both give a birds eye view of the chosen region or area
The satellite image taker?
what invention enabled the mass production
Maps may be drawn to scale or not to show more or less detail as needed. Satellite images on the other hand are actual photographs of what the ground and landscape are at a particular time. Both have many uses and tools like Google Maps allow you to switch from a map/street view to a satellite view with a click of the mouse.
computer generated satellite images.
You get images from a satellite using a frequency band. The best way to access satellite images is with Google maps. However, if you want your own, you will need to have at least $500 USD, and for larger areas up to $14,000. Look at Digital Globe for these.
Google Maps. There is a feature where you can see satellite images of a house/property.
A person could go find satellite images of their home on Google Earth and also on Google Maps. Once you visit their site you are able to enter in your address and it will give a visual for you.
Printing maps from satellite images and computer digital technology has revolutionised map making.
Mapmakers work closely with government entities to come up with distribution maps. Governments usually have a lot of the relevant data, including coordinate points and satellite images. This is used to come up with the maps.
There are several maps of Maryland available online and many of them are free. I would suggest using MapQuest for driving directions and satellite images.
Backroads should be included in any good map of an area; free maps are available from websites like Google Maps and Mapquest. Even if a road is so minor as to be unlabeled in Google Maps, it will still appear in the satellite images.
There are several maps of Seattle available online and many of them are free. I would suggest using MapQuest for driving directions and satellite images.