2009
January 2009 Posted Greenland contours; Greenland DEM, and more Siberia DEM data, to follow soon.

2008
July 10-25 major DEM uploads into northern Siberia; some extensions into improvements to Yunnan, China; addition of some eastern parts of Oman.
March 15 completed DEM of European mainland Russia and the Ural mountains.
March 15 completed Improved 1" DEM of parts of the Italian Alps.

2007
December 24 extended North Europe DEM into North West Russia.
December 9 added new High Tatra DEM and panorama comparison.
October 6 added several new panorama comparisons and DEMs covering Réunion and Alpi Apuane.
July 8 Iceland now complete.
June 28 New edition of Scandinavia DEM data, incorporating better contour to DEM interpolation algorithms.
June 20 Mont Blanc panorama, plus two new England panoramas
June 13 Completed south east Finland, added west Iceland, upgraded to 1" all of Norway's Jotunheimen, and added more of north west Russia. See Scandinavia section of DEM page.
22 April Panoramas of the Alps from the Vosges (Grand Ballon), Schwarzwald (Belchen) and Witthoh (Kirchbuhl), also two new Colorado panoramas and a new Norway panorama.
21 April New digital raster coverage maps
21 April Finland and Russian Lapland Area available now includes all of Finland west of 30°, plus part of Russian Lapland as far as Murmansk and Kandalaksha, including the major mountain ranges. Coastline is now defined, lakes are flattened, correction to WGS84 has been applied and SRTM data south of 60°21' has been blended in. See interactive coverage map.
1 April Everest and K2 ascent lists.
16 February more of Finland.
25 January The DEMs of the Southern part of the French and Italian Alps, that were revised on 1 January have been revised again because of some tile boundary issues that emerged.
13 January Updated my reviews and screenshots pages, adding Microsoft Virtual Earth and more screenshots from earth viewing services.
3 January Added two Bavarian photos to the panorama gallery.
1 January Some DEMs of the Southern part of the French and Italian Alps, south of 45°N, have been revised to reduce a slight horizontal discrepancy.