Under the hood, Dynamic World runs on Google's Earth Engine and AI platform. Dynamic world provides the most recent data on the Earth's land cover-as recent as two days ago.  The data is more detailed with a 32 foot resolution, allowing you to see what sits on a particular piece of land and how it is being used.     With such precision and near real-time data, Dynamic World will enable researchers and policymakers to view different land cover types in a given region with more accuracy.     The major land cover types included in Dynamic World are GRASS, WATER, BUILT-UP AREAS, TREES, CROPS, BARE GROUND, FLOODED VEGETATION, SHRUBS/SCRUB, and SNOW/ICE.                                                                   To ensure up-to-date data on land cover, Google's AI model produces over 5,000 dynamic world images per day. This ensures that Dynamic World can map out the global land cover faster, in two to five  days (depending on location), relative to traditional global land cover maps that typically take months to produce. You can head over to Dynamic World to check out the app.                                                              Why data from Dynamic World is important:  Google's Dynamic World app data is vital to researchers and policymakers in understanding land cover and making more informed decisions. Immerse yourself in detailed maps from Google:  Dynamic World provides more recent data than other maps, thanks to the two-to-five day update frequency.  If you're more concerned about the world a little closer to home, Google Maps has a feature that lets you immerse yourself in a location.                                                         How Google Map's immersive view will help you explore a city:  It'll make you feel like you're actually in that city!  Google Maps is ready to complete with Apple Maps' 3D mode feature. Immersive view gives you a 3D model of the world, making it easy to navigate cities. Here's everything you need to know about Google Maps immersive view feature. Google is launching a new feature in Google Maps dubbed immersive view. The feature adds an extra layer of Google Maps, first launched as a simple app to help you navigate to your destination. With the presence of Street View and Live View, plus the new Immersive View, the platform will get a lot better.  "You'll be able to experience what a neighborhood, landmark, restaurant, or popular venue is like-and even feel like you're right there before you even set foot inside," Google said on a blog post.                                               What is Google Maps' Immersive View?    Immersive view is a feature that combines Street View with aerial images, creating a 3D model of the world. For starters, you can use Street View, one of the best Google Maps features for navigation, to explore interesting places using a digital model. Like View is built on top of Street View, which gives you an easy way to navigate by using the digital model of a place. Immersive view takes it a mile further, adding an extra depth and allowing you to view  a city from the top and drill down to view more details of a specific location. You can even look inside a restaurant in 3D to experience how it looks.                                               According to Google, immersive view will work on "just about any phone and device." It will launch in late 2022 and won't be available in all major cities at the start. Google plans to debut the feature in only 5 cities at launch, including  Tokyo, London, Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco.