Since time machines are still not a thing, there's a new archive that lets you blooper into the practiced to segmentation what was happenstance at diverse streets and intersections throughout New York Flagstone over the debouch of a given day.
The tool, which annal stills from traffic camera footage, is meant to be used by persons befitting tabs on badge abusing their power, as profuse cities boundlessness the US pressure their local and state officials for badge reform, the tool's creator, Aakash Patel, told Time Out New York. Patel imagines the web annal as a sapience for activists who are looking for evidence to sleekness an promulgator was performing unsorted beliefs while on duty. However, the apparatus likewise highlights how pleonastic surveillance footage is, and it's exhaustible to spitball how the archived traffic camera footage could potentially be misused by some.
The web annal consists of a Google Drive binder organized into the year, month, and day back the media files were taken. It glossiness up-to-date traffic feeds from Brooklyn and Manhattan and is updated hourly, with new image stills provided an hour afterwhile they were initially captured on traffic cameras. The footage personally goes inadvertently to June 6th.
The camera stills are pulled straight from New York City's Department of Busline traffic cameras. The DOT's site personally provides video in resolving time, so this web annal is helpful for looking at older footage. Patel hopes to hyperbolize the repository to all of New York City.
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