Google goes under the sea with Street View at Google I/O
During a session at the Google I/O developer conference, Richard Vevers of the Catlin Seaview Survey and Jenifer Austin Foulkes, a business product manager for Google Earth & Maps, talked up Google's efforts to bring underwater panoramic images to Google Maps.
Google first started virtually mapping the ocean floor four years ago, and in September the company launched its first 360 degree panoramic street views of the ocean. Google partnered with The Catlin Seaview Survey, which is taking the pictures and using Google tools to upload the pictures to Google Maps.
Google goes under the sea with Street View at Google I/O
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