Do we have a definitive list of the 3D cities?

[Farlis 2,287]

8 hours ago, DreamSkywards said:

I personally mostly fly in Switzerland

Switzerland or mountainous areas in general are really a feast for photgrammetry. That few areas that exist in Google Earth are just perfect. The rock formations and colorations are correct down to human level.

It is really a shame that the technology is used so sparingly.

[Claviateur 789]

On 11/18/2019 at 5:40 AM, mpo910 said:

Maybe there are other "techniques" that can be implementet to deliver the rest with 3D like:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiBZP1VL0sY

This demo is based on Photogrammetry / LIDAR data as far as I can see?

Yes I verified and it is. So this is the same techniques as the one MS uses. 

Edited November 20, 2019 by Claviateur

[Claviateur 789]

23 hours ago, seamaster55 said:

Google Earth has thousands of 3D Photogrammetry cities, but of course google is a separate company to Microsoft, and so maybe at some stage in the future Microsoft may want to think about buying in this other data? 🙄

I heard MS and Google became somehow friends when it comes to Mobile. So perhaps their friendship will extend to have shared data of many types, including the maps 😉

[michael8 22]

hopefully, they can add also some major cities from Asia like Tokyo, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore, etc for some reason all are not 3d on bing maps  just on google maps

[Casualcas 830]

On 11/18/2019 at 2:30 AM, Shack95 said:

 

• Baton Rouge LA
• New Orleans LA
• Shreveport LA
• Boston MA
• Springfield MA
• Worcester MA
• Baltimore MD
• Augusta ME
• Portland ME
• Ann Arbor MI
• Detroit MI
• Minneapolis MN
• Jefferson City MO
• Washington DC are missing.

Oh geez, my luck. The Ann arbor scenery stops about a mile north of KARB. lol , typical pppfftt 

Edited February 25, 2020 by Casualcas