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CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION This application is an extension of U.S. application Ser. No. 12/759,718 submitted on Apr. 14, 2010 which is an extension of U.S. application Ser. No. 11/344,962 filed on Feb. 1, 2006 which declares the advantage of U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 60/649,459 filed on Feb. 1, 2005.

FIELD OF THE innovation This disclosure relates typically to approaches and systems for electronic search of content and objects based upon aerial and satellite maps and, more particularly, relates to search utilizing attributes connected with material, objects, and an area within an interactive map. More In-Depth with methods for selling and administering advertisements based upon these qualities and place.

The common individual discovers details about content and objects by word of mouth, by inspecting the categorized ads area of the paper, or maybe by submitting a text question to a web search engine, such as Google. None of those techniques are completely satisfactory services to the problem of discovering material and things based upon their characteristics along with their area.

For instance, current mapping innovation is focused upon displaying a single outcome such as a dining establishment or destination and not on search or discovery. Traditional non-interactive maps are based upon the display of a fixed image for a map. This requires the computer hosting the map to redraw an image that includes both vector and raster information whenever a user pans throughout or zooms within the map.

This issue is more exacerbated if a search is fine-tuned based upon narrowing the variety of attributes connected with a things or material, triggering more efficiency restrictions in the user experience as extra lag is triggered by the server revitalizing the content once again. It is difficult to manipulate objects and content in a non-interactive map without needing the computer hosting the map to redraw the map image.

For instance, effortlessly changing advertisements as the user traverses from one geographic region to another, or zooms from the low level to a high level is not possible with non-interactive maps due to the time needed to produce static map images. To make the most of the worth of extra content and marketing to both map users and advertisers, the content and advertising should be made as appropriate as possible to the user.