Bing Maps Piracy Watch Reveals Incidents Worldwide.

    Bing Maps Piracy Watch Reveals Incidents Worldwide.


    Posted: 18 May 2010
    A new Bing Maps application is designed to offer an overall perspective over piracy incidents worldwide. Bing Maps Piracy Watch allows users to get an overview of pirate attacks around the world, but also additional information on specific cases. Built on top of Microsoft’s mapping, location and search platform, the app uses a combination of visual data, with pushpins illustrating the specific location of an attack, but it is also set up to deliver additional details related to each incident, through a popup box.

    “Users have the ability to click any of the pushpins to get more information about the respective incident – specifically, the date of the incident, the type of ship that was victimized, the aggressor, and a short description of the incident which includes the location of the incident. The left panel provides additional ways to sort the data – by date, victim type or aggressor type,” Chris Pendleton, the Bing Maps technical evangelist for Microsoft, revealed.
    Source -
    Bing Maps Piracy Watch Reveals Incidents Worldwide - The app was created by IDV Solutions - Softpedia
    Posted By: JMH
    18 May 2010



  1. Posts : 393
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #1

    would not have known that it happens that often.
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  2. Posts : 11,990
    Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit
       #2

    Piracy is alive and well! Most of the folks that I know with boats that go off shore to the Caribbean are armed.
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  3. Posts : 1,806
    Windows 7 Ultimate x32
       #3

    holy ship! dasalota pirates!..... or just one pirate with a really fast boat.(maybe?)

    interesting (yet scary) stuff, thanks.
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  4. Posts : 2,164
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
       #4

    I thought this thread was about Bing mapping out where Pirates were downloading illegal stuff. lol
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