Google Earth

[StrojanHerefords]

I have a corral job lined up for fall and I would like to use google earth to help me design. I used my phone to survey the site and now I want to transfer the information to a computer to work. Thoughts?

 

[Brute 23]

I have a corral job lined up for fall and I would like to use google earth to help me design. I used my phone to survey the site and now I want to transfer the information to a computer to work. Thoughts?

If you used the actual Google Earth app it should be on your desktop if logged in or you can export it as like a kmz or kml file and email it to yourself.

If you just went to like Google maps that you do driving directions with and every thing from that is beyond my scope.

When you say surveyed do you mean like slope and topography type stuff? Google earth pro has topography. I use it to do ponds and stuff all the time. Its very accurate for finding highs and lows.

 

[Lucky]

Try Daft logic. They have area and distance calculators that are easy to use.
https://www.daftlogic.com/projects-google-maps-distance-calculator.htm

 

[greybeard]

If you used the actual Google Earth app it should be on your desktop if logged in or you can export it as like a kmz or kml file and email it to yourself.

Yep, GE pro works much better and with more export/save options than the usual Google maps or Google navigation apps. This version is showing it's age but still works pretty good.