
We looked at bomb damage at the Sana’a airport back in May 2015.

One of the locations that has received new imagery is Sana’a in Yemen. Set it to auto-repeat and you should easily pick out the new images. Move the view to a location where the outlines show new imagery exists and run the tour. You should then see a tour appear just below the settings icon in the ‘Places’ panel. Just download the KML file from that post and enter the dates ‘’ and ‘’ in the settings then click ‘update’ and move your view a little bit. The easiest way to do this is with the imagery switcher tour from this post. The actual imagery is usually quite a bit smaller than the displayed outline in the KML, so you need to switch between dates to find it. You can also view the approximate locations in Google Earth with this KML file.

There is also newly added imagery dated before that, but we cannot so easily identify it.Īpproximate location of imagery dated December 2015 to January 2016. Since the Google Earth API is still working, we can make a map of the approximate location of all imagery from December 2015 and January 2016. Until recently the most recent image was from November 30th, 2015, and now the most recent image is from January 11th, 2016. Google Earth has received an imagery update recently, with the new imagery showing up in ‘historical imagery’ in the last couple of days.
