The Google Earth Enterprise team has long focused on bringing the innovative features of Google Earth and Maps to businesses, enabling them to create their own mapping applications from their existing data archives. Over the years Google released new features that have expanded the options for rapid, secure dissemination of geospatial data with Google Earth Enterprise (GEE), and with today’s release of GEE 4.0, Google announced support for two more important capabilities: mobile-based access to GEE systems, and Google Earth Enterprise Portable Solution. Here is a news which let you know about the latest versions of the Google Earth Enterprise Client and Plug-in.
Mobile Access to your Globes
In February Google released a native Google Earth client for Android to the Android Market. With GEE 4.0, the Android Google Earth client has been updated to support direct connections to customers’ globes, which permits their end-users to view their organization’s 3D globe, including all imagery, terrain, and vector layers, with support for custom vector search.
Google Earth Enterprise Un-Plugged
Some of you might have heard during a recent Directions Media Webinar that many of our GEE customers need to provide their end users with access to geospatial data for situational awareness, even when those users are in environments with limited or no Internet connectivity. To support this, GEE 4.0 introduces a new feature that permits authenticated end users to extract portions of a published GEE globe — including all imagery, terrain, vectors, KMLs, and search — and serve the data locally from their own laptops or other storage devices using a native, cross-platform, light-weight Portable Earth System.
Google Earth Enterprise Client 5.2
GEE 4.0 also has full support for the new Google Earth 5.2 client, with its many great new features, such as elevation profiles, native MGRS support, client-side data regionation, and the new embedded web-browser.
Google Earth Plug-in Updates
In addition to performance improvements, the latest release of the Google Earth Plugin includes support for historical imagery databases and the ability to connect to multiple globes simultaneously.
Existing customers can find GEE 4.0 upgrade information by logging into the Google Enterprise Support Portal.
