

It’s not entirely reliant on Google’s data, and the images are arguably higher quality. Zoom Earth is browser-based and has all the same functions as Google Earth. If you’re looking for more in-depth data or historical information about your chosen locations, then you’ll need to download Google Earth Pro.

If you want to learn about the Earth by exploring it, then Google Earth is an excellent tool and is available in your browser. No, Earth Pro isn’t available for browser use.


All of the files that fail use our provincial map projection - EPSG 2953 (New Brunswick Stereographic Double): PROJCS],PRIMEM,UNIT],PROJECTION,PARAMETER,PARAMETER,PARAMETER,PARAMETER,PARAMETER,UNIT] Unfortunately most of the shapefiles fail to import. When I heard Google Earth Pro was now free I thought it might be a good tool for non-GIS people to view some of the data we distribute in the shapefile format. Is the map projection of my shapefile to blame? My shapefile fails to import into Google Earth Pro.
