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Most likely but I couldn't find an easy way to go to a specific lat/lon coordinate and they make interacting with their system in an unintended fashion fairly a
by meritt 13y ago
Most likely but I couldn't find an easy way to go to a specific lat/lon coordinate and they make interacting with their system in an unintended fashion fairly annoying. If you click the 'random location' you'll see a POST which contains a JSON body that has lat/lng coords and such, might be able to manipulate that in order to figure out the correct grid # that tomnod assigns to that area.
- zeratul 13y agoPlease let us know. I think they are using their own internal lat/lon mapping to encode images. I was able to get some images using their API: https://ddnhehdam2vn0.cloudfront.net/malaysiaair2014_02/18/206345/136360.jpg https://ddnhehdam2vn0.cloudfront.net/malaysiaair2014_02/18/2... https://ddnhehdam2vn0.cloudfront.net/malaysiaair2014_02/12/3224/2133.jpg https://ddnhehdam2vn0.cloudfront.net/malaysiaair2014_02/12/3... but most of the numbers return 403. Above links roughly match upper left and lower right corner.