Google Maps expanded human vision into the ocean
After the works related to the ancient ruins, the Google Street View team has put human vision into the ocean with integrate several panoramic ocean on the world on Google Maps.
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Google put the images from the ocean floor in Google Maps planned in cooperation with Catlin Seaview Survey, a research initiative of the world's coral reefs.The images are taken with underwater camera SVII equipped with 3 wide angle lens from the Great Barrier Reef (the largest coral reef system in the world) with a 360-degree viewing angle.
Video researchers photographed by underwater camera SVII.
In addition to the Great Barrier Reef, Google also took the picture below of Hanauma Bay and Molokini Crater in the Hawaiian Islands, and the reefs off the island of Apo Island (Philippines) is also present in Google Maps.
Currently, Google is also planning to put the pictures in the ocean surrounding Bermuda and hope their innovative scientists and Internet users support.
Project Director Richard Vevers told the BBC: "We will create a new record images of coral reefs worldwide, this is a necessity. Scientists around the world from now can study the reefs and its changes through our service. "
Explore the ocean with Google Maps.
According to The Verge
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