They can also understand how heat and population density correlate with tree coverage and land type distribution across neighbourhoods. By clicking on an area on the map, viewers can learn about the tree coverage, average heat health index and average population density per area. The tool puts the data collected via aerial imagery on a map with population of neighbourhood areas and their vulnerability to high temperatures. Any values above a certain threshold are classified as a tree canopy and using estimates generated by the model, overall coverage for each area is determined. To estimate tree canopy coverage, Google analyses the imagery with 3D digital surface models and generates a vegetation probability model. Google collects the aerial imagery primarily in the spring, summer and fall seasons, and includes an overlay of imported public data from external sources, such as heat risk data, population density data, land use data and neighbourhood boundary data. “Tree coverage varies across neighborhoods and developing an understanding of tree locations can inform and inspire action,” Google said in a blog post. While Street View was first introduced in 2008, the newest version. This latest incarnation follows last June's Google Earth 5.2 and adds three major updates to the virtual geographical tool: integrated Street View, 3D trees, and an improved historical imagery system. The company said it plans to add data on hundreds more cities. Google has just introduced the newest version of Google Earth, Google Earth 6. Tree Canopy Lab is a part of Google’s Environmental Insights Explorer platform and Los Angeles is the first city where the project is piloted. Google has launched a tool that uses Artificial Intelligence(AI) and aerial imaging to map tree canopy coverage in a city and plan future tree-planting projects accordingly. Go out have some nice dinner, and get back to work. You are almost done but this step actually takes a long time, hours. The new 3D Buildings toggle in the Map Style panel allows you to switch 3D buildings and trees on or off. (Subscribe to our Today's Cache newsletter for a quick snapshot of top 5 tech stories. This is one of the easiest steps to follow, open Remake, select Create 3D from Photos. Google Earth 6 also includes beautifully detailed, 3D models for dozens of species of trees (50 of them, to be precise) from the Japanese Maple to the East African Cordia to my personal. Fresh satellite imagery is at the top of many Google Earth users’ wishlist.
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