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October 03, 2006
Google Earth Enterprise in Oil and Gas Industry
An entry in Google's Enterprise Blog announces that Google Earth Enterprise is increasingly being used by those in the Energy Industry. The entry says: "With huge amounts of exploration imagery and the need to manage oil rigs, pipelines, equipment etc. all over the world, the energy industry is a natural fit for Google Earth Enterprise." The entry also says that Spatial Energy has joined the Google Enterprise Professional program as a Google Earth Specialist. Spatial Energy's home page now prominently displays a Google Earth animation and promotes their ability to offer products and services helping companies with Google Earth Enterprise.
The top-end product Google Earth Enterprise (GEE) is actually a powerful tool. GEE enables you to build your own aerial imagery and layers. Check out this Google Earth Enterprise blog which shares some experiences with the product.
Posted by FrankTaylor at October 3, 2006 08:09 AM
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The SpatialEnergy site is very impressive.