Google Earth has developed its timelapse service to better show the evolution of the world.
Discover the fastest growing world in the world, thanks to satellite imagery over the past 40 years. We dreamed of it, and Google did it. On Thursday, April 15, a week before Earth Day, a service was launched online to view the Earth’s surface, an important development of the Earth. This is the first major update for Google Earth since 2017, according to Silicon Valley.
Timelapse feature Has been around since 2013 offering general routine upgrades. But Google is now offering a 3D view “to provide a new perspective on the changes affecting our planet”. Using timelaps to monitor climate change is actually the best way to understand the catastrophic impact on the human environment, year after year …
However, the tool has not yet been able to handle the whole world. It focuses on a few dozen locations where the theme (Agriculture, Deforestation, Glaciers, Infrastructure, Megalopolis, Mines, Rivers, Urban Development, Natural Disasters, Land Transformations) group is located. However, it is still possible to zoom in to see more or less the changes in the observed region. Similarly, 2D vision is available elsewhere so that evolution can be followed over time.
Technically, the accomplished challenge is the Titanic : Mountain View had to process nearly 24 million satellite images taken between 1984 and 2020, but to animate them, exaggerating the photos of each region taken in multiple regions.
Spectacular and tragic at the same time.
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