google earth ppt by Ganga prasad Khanal

GOOGLE EARTH

Presented by

Ganga Prasad Khanal

MBA 2nd semester

INTRODUCTION

Google incorporation

Google is an American multinational corporation

specializing in Internet-related services and

products. These include search, cloud computing .

software, and online advertising technologies. Most

of its profits are derived from AdWords.

What is GIS?

Geographical Information Systems(GIS) are

computer-based systems that enable users to

collect, store, process, analyze and present spatial

data.

INTRODUCTION CONT…

Google Earth is a virtual globe, map and

geographical information program that was

originally called EarthViewe 3D created by Keyhole,

Inc, a Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) funded

company acquired by Google in 2004.

Available in :45 languages

Type: Virtual globe

License :Freeware

Website :earth.google.com

INTRODUCTION CONT….

Original author(s): Google Inc.

Developer(s): Google Inc

Initial release: June 11, 2001; 13 years ago

Latest version :Google Earth 7.1 - June 26, 2013

platform only)

ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF GOOGLE EARTH

Advantages

Get Productive

Make better decisions

Share with others

3D Picture of needed

location.

Extremely detailed

information about

needed location.

Disadvantages

Less developed

countries poorly

presented.

Some blurring on

images.

Needs high bandwidth

for best performance.

Requires Internet access

Requires certain PC

specification.

USES OF GOOGLE EARTH

BankingGovernme

ntInsurance

Oil & Gas

Real Estate Traspotatio

n

Retail Travel

Utilities

Telecommu

nication

USES OF GOOGLE EARTH FOR SERVICE

SECTOR

Flexibility, customization options and the global

coverage of Google Maps are the main reasons

why service sectors chose Google technology.

1. Customer Analytics

CUSTOMER ANALYTICS CONT…

Understanding customers

Create profiles for current or potential customers

and score them based on financial behaviors.

Target locations

Understand and visualize different areas that might fit

certain products and customer needs.

2.Mitigation and Governance

Improve risk management

Lower risks through increased responsiveness to

emergency situations and effective threat detection.

Visualize locations

Improve how risk is managed with analytic tools to

determine which locations have high risk potential.

Improve emergency response

Easily send alerts to emergency operations centers,

helping to re-establish critical business functions.

3.New Locations

Identify market segments

Visualize and understand new markets opportunities

by mapping buying trends, demographics and

household income.

Plan new branches and ATMs by banks

Visualize and identify optimal locations for new sites

and ATMs based on demographics and foot traffic.

USES OF GOOGLE EARTH FOR

MANUFACTURING SECTORS

1.Pipeline Management (specially for oil and gas)

Monitor flow rates

Use a unified operating model to monitor all pipeline

flow rates, helping personnel prepare for current

and future situations.

Get real time updates

Help field workers and operators make decisions and

respond more quickly

Share data internally

Easily link pipeline data to physical locations and

share task information with employees in the field.

2.Maintenance and Repair

Organize maintenance teams

Monitor and track information about assets, by pinpointing a specific

team and maintenance location.

Improve repair efficiency

Streamline your process with one centrally located database for

efficient allocation of tasks and field personnel.

3.Construction

Manage future projects

Use modeling to improve project management,

shorten completion times and lower costs.

Improve monitoring

Monitoring construction under one unified system

allows for quick response times, reducing risks and

lowering costs.

Analyze sites

Identify the most effective locations for future

construction sites for faster and cost lowering

projects.

CONCLUSION

Main task of Google earth is to display the location

so that the organization could get the ‘better off’

of the venue. It could be of both geographical and

technical aspects.

Thank youfor your attention…

Any Questions?