IP Geolocation (Part 7)
Some updates to the codes on Friday night. There is a bouncing arrow to represent the current location of your ISP. There are plenty of images to choose from, arrows especially, at this website http://www.harrythecat.com/.
At least the map is good to be presented now - with all the push pins and the bouncing arrow to represent the locations of the ISPs from around the world. The next thing that I'll do is to fill in the info markers.
Check out the application at http://www.cs.usfca.edu/~ntkey/comp_network/gmaps.html.
Don't forget to click at the links in the page. The application still needs the ever interesting geolocation data from you.
Let us take a look at the density of the pins in Malaysia. Seems like most of the clicks are from the visitors in the west coast, particularly Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia. Yes, look at the link, it does not cost anything to participate in the application. It actually helps you burn a few milicalories from your bodily system by clicking at the URL. :)
Description of the project is continued here.
At least the map is good to be presented now - with all the push pins and the bouncing arrow to represent the locations of the ISPs from around the world. The next thing that I'll do is to fill in the info markers.
Check out the application at http://www.cs.usfca.edu/~ntkey/comp_network/gmaps.html.
Don't forget to click at the links in the page. The application still needs the ever interesting geolocation data from you.
Let us take a look at the density of the pins in Malaysia. Seems like most of the clicks are from the visitors in the west coast, particularly Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia. Yes, look at the link, it does not cost anything to participate in the application. It actually helps you burn a few milicalories from your bodily system by clicking at the URL. :)
Description of the project is continued here.
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