Google Announcing that it is using AI and mapping data to help people around the world access important, reliable information such as climate change, Google is introducing a new Maps feature to help communities stay up-to-date. safer and more sustainable and also make that community can be accessed and found Including another change to Google Maps is the addition of the display layer of Wildfire layer entered
last year Google Maps To provide users with a better understanding of the size and location of wildfires, Google built this feature from collecting all wildfire data. and presented in a new layer on the global map. Users can get current details about wildfire multiple times from the Wildfire layer
Google It also said the information is intended to enable users to make quick and informed decisions in an emergency. Users can tap the fire symbol on the map to view all available resources from the local government. including emergency sites phone number and details of evacuation
when the information is available Tapping on the fire symbol gives details about the controls, the number of areas burned. and time of reporting data
Layer Wildfire Areas on Google Maps are rolling out globally this week on Android, and will be available to iOS and desktop users in October. 2021Also An update has also been made to expand Tree Canopy Insights to 100 more cities, and Google says it will expand the tool. Environmental Insights Explore Tree Canopy from 15 cities to 100 worldwide this year, including Guadalajara (Mexico), London, Sydney and Toronto Tree Canopy Insights was initially only available in 15 US cities, with Google indicating that this feature was first introduced at Los Angeles And it has become a key part of the city’s long-term goal of increasing tree shade by at least 50% by 2028