#GOOGLE MAPS SATELLITE VIEW GONE 2017 HOW TO#

2D outlines (nodes, ways, relations, tags) that may be augmented with tags that define the building height or classify the roof, building type etc.The mentioned open source solution (OpenStreetMap) has following type of data: The data is not available (and if so, it would cost licensing fees). Google bought its oblique aerial imagery from commercial data providers and later obtained it from their own flights. These do not distinguish buildings as individual objects and priorize photorealism over accuracy. 3D mesh data from oblique aerial scans.Also take a look at “ Find nearby models” in SketchUp’s component browser. The models however are publicly shared in 3D Warehouse, and available for individual download (despite the unclear licensing situation, and for data scraping see ToS). I wouldn’t base a business workflow on a bet that the old Google Earth will be updated for a few years. The future of Google’s Earth is the consumer-oriented browser map. These models can only be enabled in the advanced configuration options of the old now non-Google Earth ( GitHub - google/earthenterprise: Google Earth Enterprise - Open Source). deprecated individual building models from 3D Warehouse.In case of Google Earth, there are two types of data to distinguish (as already mentioned): You would have to deal with the question of who owns the data and whether you can re-use it under some license (to avoid stealing).

#GOOGLE MAPS SATELLITE VIEW GONE 2017 HOW TO#

He asks how to extract somehow all the data, and not asking whether it is possible or available. There is one fundamental issue in the first poster’s request:

Google maps satellite view gone 2017