IT ManagementNetworking Google Earth Reveals Haiti Earthquake Devastation By Nicholas Kolakowski - January 15, 2010 Share FacebookTwitterLinkedin PrevNext1Google Earth Reveals Haiti Earthquake Devastationby Nicholas Kolakowski 2No TitleGoogle has been working with GeoEye to make the satellite-imagery companys latest orbital photos of Port-au-Prince available to Google Earth. 3No TitleGoogles images of Port-au-Prince were snapped at 10:27 a.m. on Jan. 13. 4No TitleIn these images, one can see how sites like a sports stadium have become camps for refugees. 5No TitleGoogle Earth also features in-application links to Wikipedia entries on local landmarks. 6No TitleGoogle Earth includes links to pre-earthquake images of Haiti. Presumably, future updates could feature photos of earthquake devastation. 7No TitleGeoEyes satellite imagery of Port-au-Prince is also available on Google Maps. 8No TitleGoogles Haiti images are high-resolution enough to show building devastation. 9No TitleThe presidential palace in Port-au-Prince was wrecked by the earthquake, as can be seen here. 10No TitleSatellite images revealed devastation throughout the city. 11No TitleAs time goes on, future Haiti updates to Google Earth may reveal more makeshift camps growing in open areas. 12No TitlePrevNext