Bing imagery analyzer for OSM

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Bing imagery analyzer for OSM
BingAnalyzerShot.png
Author: Very Furry / Martijn van Exel
License: undefined (but open) (free of charge)
Platform: Web
Status: Broken
Version: 0.8[1] (2010-12-24)
Language: English
Website: http://mvexel.dev.openstreetmap.org/bing/
Programming language: PHP

default bing satellite and aerial photos overlaid with their capture date as set in the HTTP headers for each tile

Features
Feature Value
Map Display
Display map
Map data
Source online
Rotate map
3D view
Shows website
Shows phone number
Shows operation hours
Routing

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Navigating

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Tracking

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Monitoring

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Editing

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Rendering

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Accessibility

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The Bing Aerial Imagery Analyzer for OpenStreetMap was a site showing bing satellite and aerial photos overlaid with their capture date.

http://mvexel.dev.openstreetmap.org/bing/ As of September 2018[2] (or earlier?) the website is no longer working.

Read more about the tool: about.txt

It's a way of understanding Bing coverage, particularly in relation to age of images. See the Bing/Coverage page for other tools, in particular there is another tool showing coverage coloured in red, developed as a fork of this tool.

Development

The tool was developed by Martijn van Exel.

Code for this resource now resides on github. [3]

Notes

  1. Martijn van Exel. 14 October 2010. "(OSM-talk) new version of Bing aerial imagery analyzer tool".
  2. Discussion that the website is dead. 28 September 2018, on Twitter
  3. Martijn van Exel. 16 October 2010. "(OSM-Talk) new version of Bing aerial imagery analyzer tool".