May 13, 2015
By Justin Seitz
This was originally posted to AutomatingOSINT.com. Welcome back! To continue our photo retrieval magic, we are going to now incorporate Wikimapia photos. If you remember our first posts on Panoramio, the goal is to automate as much photo retrieval as we can in order to speed up the process of geolocating photographs. Much like Panoramio,…
May 11, 2015
By Justin Seitz
This post originally appeared on AutomatingOSINT.com. Ok we’re back. After a bit of feedback from readers on the first post and some investigation on my end, we have discovered the following: Panoramio API does not report the correct number of results as an API result. So your script might say that it found 200 images…
May 4, 2015
By Justin Seitz
This post was originally published on AutomatingOSINT.com. When geolocating a photograph part of the effort involves looking at photos from various websites (Flickr, Panoramio, Wikimapia) that may lie within the area of interest. We are going to use a previous Bellingcat post (Geolocating Tunisian Jihadists in Raqqah) as a starting point for beginning to automate…
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