Common sense isn't.
These Cams all belong to other sites. All credits go to the original sites for providing the images. The images here are linked to the original sites, and are brought together here for the purpose of a "panoramic view" of the area, with review and commentary. Therefore, this should be allowable "fair use." If you see it differently, let me know.
Technically, this page is an exception to the "no web bugs" rule. The original sites' logs will show requests for their images when they are viewed here; however, there is no coordinated tracking (as far as I know).
The images do not all automatically reload here, so hit Reload for this page or follow the links to the original sites to get the images to update.
Nothing like re-organizing every couple years...
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More Oak Ridge City Webcams (archive 2011). And also here.
View to East from Look Rock, at the western end of Great Smoky
Mountains National Park.
The web site has weather and air quality (ozone).
This location is pitch dark at night (and very grey in heavy fog).
Why was this web cam, and
associated site, down all the time years ago (12/14/01)?!
Other National Park webcams
Temperature cam (archive 2006).
This apparently originatesd at the
Claxton Building at the
UTK campus in Knoxville, home of the Innovative Computing Laboratory and Netlib
.
It's was also linked to from Jack Dongarra's
page there, so maybe it's his.
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Knoxville Public Building Authority Worlds Fair Park WebCAM (archive 2006).
Link had other
views.
Located about
here (OpenStreetMap)
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WBIR-TV's Sharp's Ridge Skycam view of Knoxville.
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Melrose Avenue from Melrose Hall at UTK (Knoxville) (archive 2006).
Streaming again, after
Asking for login again... after being Back streaming again, after a brief period of asking for a login...
It's was
just down Melrose Ave.
from the old Hess Hall Webcam (more map/view links below).
More UTK Campus Webcams (archive 2006)
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Nashville Window Webcam (archive 2003) from Midnight Cheese
Formerly the Hess Hall Webcam.
Old home page (now at archive.org) still has partial archive of cam pictures from Hess Hall at UTK (Knoxville).
Click for real home page with diary and more. According to
my triangulations and calculations, this cam was located
right about here (OpenStreetMap)
(or
aerial view here).
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First was the closest thing to a TVA
Windmill cam.
In previous years, when there were only 3 "smaller" windmills, I never saw the windmills in the cam images, although it was pointed in the right direction.
As seen in the photo excerpt from 2006-May-14, with the new improved cam,
on a clear day you can could (barely) see the
windmills on the distant ridge. In the live cam (below) you are were seeing the far (second)
ridge on the horizon if, well, you see 2 ridges.
Otherwise, on cloudier days you
only see the closer local in-town ridge (or less). At night, well,
there's only the lights at the mall.
Live cam image (archive 2007)
was courtesy of
NOAA Atmospheric Turbulence and Diffusion Division. (archive 2007)
Their building and camera are roughly
located about here (OpenStreetMap), and the view is about to northwest over the
Oak Ridge mall area. (
aerial view)
Note: No longer updating here.
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Site now requires Java, but offers remote control, live cam. (or once did)
Was Smoky Mountain Mall cam (archive 2005) in Gatlinburg.
Located about
here (OpenStreetMap);
or
aerial view
of general location (?).
Now Then at
Almost Heaven Resort (archive 2005), which is a bit closer to the National Park,
about here (OpenStreetMap);
or
aerial view.
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There once was a
Web Cam (archive 2001)
at ORNL's
site of the
SNS (archive 2001),
but now then the site says said, "We are sorry but we have removed all of our webcams."
Now it seems to be completely gone.
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Salon cam (archive 2002) at Salon Byron Barker (archive 2002) in Knoxville, was located about here (OpenStreetMap), and went pay-per-view (archive 2002, and is not responding as of July 5, 2004; still not October 24, 2004).
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Common sense isn't.
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