Yes. The github readme [1] has more info: Earth Enterprise is the open source release of Google Earth Enterprise, a geospatial application which provides the a

Yes. The github readme [1] has more info: Earth Enterprise is the open source release of Google Earth Enterprise, a geospatial application which provides the ability to build and host custom 3D globes and 2D maps. Earth Enterprise does not provide a private version of Google imagery that's currently available in Google Maps or Earth. The application suite consists of three core components: Fusion - imports and 'fuses' imagery, vector and terrain source data in to a single flyable 3D globe or 2D map. Server - Apache or Tornado-based server which hosts the private globes built by Fusion. Client - the Google Earth Enterprise Client (EC) and Google Maps Javascript API V3 used to view 3D globes and 2D maps, respectively. Similar text appears on their 'Getting Started' page [2]. [1] https://github.com/google/earthenterprise https://github.com/google/earthenterprise [2] http://www.opengee.org/development/getting-started.html http://www.opengee.org/development/getting-started.html