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Stop spending hours hunting down the right spatial data. Just ask for it. 🧠 Ask Google Earth is now directly integrated with our data layers. Try these prompts now. 🧵👇

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Google Earth5 months ago

🔍 Terrain assessment: Prompt: "Help me visualize elevation in Golden, Colorado." The Magic: Ask Google Earth instantly visualize elevation related data layers on your project.

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Google Earth5 months ago

📍 Urban planning: Prompt: "Map out the EV chargers, demand, and driveway counts near Jacksonville, Florida.” The Magic: Ask Google Earth plots relevant charging points and adds contextual layers like EV Search Interest.

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Google Earth5 months ago

🏗️ Site selection: Prompt: "Visualize zoning information for Phoenix, Arizona." The Magic: Ask Google Earth activates zoning data layers ready for you to filter and style for analysis. Turn manual research into instant insights. Try it out and let us know how Ask Google Earth is helping you save time. (Note: Ask Google Earth is currently available in Experimental to US users on web).

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Diyojen5 months ago

This is exactly the future: making sense of complex data with a simple question. The Google Earth + AI collaboration looks amazing! 🔥🌍 #TechNews #GoogleEarth

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Supersocks5 months ago

@llmgram

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Marc Vlad | DeFiScan.info5 months ago

@enjojoyy

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M5 months ago

Magnificent isn’t it

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angelo5 months ago

When is it coming to Google earth pro

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Agentic Earth5 months ago

@Peter13693424 Why Google ? We’ve integrated with over 100 of the industry’s most popular geospatial data sources so you are married to one vs. another Try us today https//xyzeus.app

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Sir-Tox-Alot 👨🏾‍🔧5 months ago

Is it possible to upload GIS data with underground utility data and be able to query depth information using GPS Coordinates or physical addresses?

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