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1) Thanks to the Google Street View project, you can then dive into the sea and scan the coral reef as if you had a mask and fins.
This is not a virtual simulation but a 3D photographic reconstruction of the seabed of the reef .
Google Maps allows you to see the coral reef in the same way you can walk on city streets.
The stated goal is to keep track of the composition of the world's Great Barrier Reef and monitor its health, in fact it becomes a way to look at tropical fish and reef vegetation, even for recreation.
From the box below you can virtually swim in the coral reef watching the panoramic underwater images of Google Maps and dive with sea turtles fish and manta rays in Australia, the Philippines and Hawaii.
You can also travel underwater on the SeaView Catlin site, wait for the upload and then turn the 360 ° panoramic photos with the mouse.
You can click on the highlighted points to change the scenery and move on the map by swimming to the surface, where you can look at the sea as if you were really in that wonderful place.
At the bottom there are the controls to zoom and to see the sea in full screen.
Those who like the tropical sea also recommend installing the TheBlu program, developed by Wemo Media, a company that has collaborated with the animators of Avatar and Tron.
In TheBlu, the ecosystem of the entire ocean, from North America to Asia, has been reconstructed with wonderful graphics, with the contribution of all users who participated in the development.
It is therefore an artistic graphic project, with the users themselves who can draw new fish and marine creatures according to their natural and real aspect.
The main action is the exploration of the ocean floor.
You navigate through different underwater environments following the various marine species.
The game plans to collect as many types of fish as possible and share your aquarium with other registered users.
This project is a fantastic way to swim in the deep blue of the open sea without getting wet, to see the ocean and, if desired, also to create.
Once inside you can enjoy the show by clicking on the various fish that move with a lot of realism, interacting with them from the toolbar at the top.
The best part of TheBlu is the 3D animation graphics that really deserve to be seen and enjoyed at least once.
You can explore and experience the underwater world in 3D as if you were playing.
TheBlu, which in the early versions could be downloaded for free, is now published on Steam at a price of 10 Euros.
READ ALSO: exploration of the seabed with Google EArth
1) Thanks to the Google Street View project, you can then dive into the sea and scan the coral reef as if you had a mask and fins.
This is not a virtual simulation but a 3D photographic reconstruction of the seabed of the reef .
Google Maps allows you to see the coral reef in the same way you can walk on city streets.
The stated goal is to keep track of the composition of the world's Great Barrier Reef and monitor its health, in fact it becomes a way to look at tropical fish and reef vegetation, even for recreation.
From the box below you can virtually swim in the coral reef watching the panoramic underwater images of Google Maps and dive with sea turtles fish and manta rays in Australia, the Philippines and Hawaii.
You can also travel underwater on the SeaView Catlin site, wait for the upload and then turn the 360 ° panoramic photos with the mouse.
You can click on the highlighted points to change the scenery and move on the map by swimming to the surface, where you can look at the sea as if you were really in that wonderful place.
At the bottom there are the controls to zoom and to see the sea in full screen.
Those who like the tropical sea also recommend installing the TheBlu program, developed by Wemo Media, a company that has collaborated with the animators of Avatar and Tron.
In TheBlu, the ecosystem of the entire ocean, from North America to Asia, has been reconstructed with wonderful graphics, with the contribution of all users who participated in the development.
It is therefore an artistic graphic project, with the users themselves who can draw new fish and marine creatures according to their natural and real aspect.
The main action is the exploration of the ocean floor.
You navigate through different underwater environments following the various marine species.
The game plans to collect as many types of fish as possible and share your aquarium with other registered users.
This project is a fantastic way to swim in the deep blue of the open sea without getting wet, to see the ocean and, if desired, also to create.
Once inside you can enjoy the show by clicking on the various fish that move with a lot of realism, interacting with them from the toolbar at the top.
The best part of TheBlu is the 3D animation graphics that really deserve to be seen and enjoyed at least once.
You can explore and experience the underwater world in 3D as if you were playing.
TheBlu, which in the early versions could be downloaded for free, is now published on Steam at a price of 10 Euros.
READ ALSO: exploration of the seabed with Google EArth
