Google earth cooperates with the Massacre Memorial Hall

Google earth will establish partnerships with the U. S. Massacre memorial service. They will work together to create visualization and make it easy for people to understand the problem of the Dafo region in Sudan.
The American Massacre Memorial Hall announced the "Dafo crisis" project plan at a press conference in Washington on Tuesday. Interested users can download Google earth now. The interactive content includes photos, data and witness evidence. On Google earth of Dafo, users can click detailed satellite photos in the Sudan region to enlarge the image, more than 1600 villages and more than 100,000 mosque, schools, and houses were destroyed.
The resources of the "Da Fo crisis" come from the information of the US state departments, the United Nations, individual photographers, and museums.
The map of the race has created a precedent in Google earth, the U. S. Massacre Memorial Hall and Google earth project primarily aim to warn people from the government to the humanitarian crisis, as well as universities and non-profit organizations, in the world. In addition, the Bogu Pavilion announced the creation of a "slaughter map" to describe similar war history in Europe. Over time, this information will continue to increase.
Since the advent of Google earth in July 2005, more than 0.2 billion users around the world have added highly competitive 3D maps, and Google earth will become a more regional tool, the US Environmental Protection Department will also add toxic wasteland elements on Google earth, which will be provided by the US National Park Administration Service and Discovery network.