Google Satelite Imagery vs Aerial Map Imagery

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Garth Torasadhewa

Google's satellite earth program provides an aerial map view of the earth from space. Users can zoom in on satellite images to see detailed aerial views from above. This program allows people to view locations from above and observe physical features and structures on the ground.

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