How can we calculate any flield's area in google earth ?

Question added by siddiq kathat , QUANTITY SURVEYOR (حاسب كميات و رسام الطرق) , AL ROSAN COMPANY FOR CONTRACTING
Date Posted: 2016/10/25

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by Muhammad Rauf Uddin , Quality Manager , Saudi Pan Kingdom Company

Take a measurement

Open Google Earth.
Navigate to a spot on the globe.
In the menu bar, click Tools>Ruler. A box will appear.
In the bottom left corner of the Ruler box, make sure that Mouse Navigation is checked.
Click the tab for what you want to measure:
- In Google Earth, you can measure:
  - Line: the distance between two points on the map
  - Path: the distance between multiple points on the ground
- In Google Earth Pro, you can also measure:
  - Polygon: the distance or area of a geometric shape on the ground
  - Circle: measure the circumference of a circle on the ground
  - 3D path: the distance between a building and various places on the ground
  - 3D polygon: the height, width, and area of 3D buildings
On the map, click a starting point for your measurement.
Click an end point.
You’ll see a line or shape on the globe that shows what you’re measuring. The measurements will show up in the “Ruler” box.