I am comparing Google Earth to Cesium.
I want to find out things that are supported in Google Earth, but not supported in Cesium.
Also things that are supported in Cesium, but not supported in Google Earth.
Does someone know a good place to start?
Is there something that describes the features supported in Cesium?
Cesium runs in a web browser without a plugin, including on many Android devices
Cesium has a full API. Google Earth has a very limited COM API. Most apps generate KML files as a workaround
Cesium has first-class support for time-dynamic visualization, e.g., interpolation, fixed-ICRF transform, careful treatment of details like leap seconds, …
Cesium is a new, peer-reviewed code-base with well over 90% code coverage from unit tests
Cesium is open-source
Both have been used to track Santa. Only Cesium did it without a plugin
If you can tell us more about what you are working on, we can give you more focused points. Will you be able to share your comparison?
Have you completed this scientific data visualization project? I'm working with Patrick Cozzi on collecting showcases for the Cesium website: http://cesiumjs.org/demos.html. Your project sounds like it could might be a good fit for us. Would you be interested posting a demo on our site?