Visualizing geographic data with the WebGL Globe
Visualizing geographic data with the WebGL Globe - Google Developers Blog Visualizing geographic data with the WebGL Globe MAY 5, 2011 Share Facebook Twitter Linked In Mail By Doug Fritz of the Google Data Arts Team Today we're sharing a new Chrome Experiment called the WebGL Globe. It’s a simple, open visualization platform for geographic data that runs in WebGL-enabled browsers like Google Chrome.
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