| Publisher | University of California | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | 170.9KB PDF | Date added | 11 Dec 2005 |
| Topics | Anti-Hacking | ||
| Downloads | 23 | ||
Since the advent of Google Maps, a slew of developers have built systems which use information from other sources to produce composite maps showing the locations of various items. These systems are commonly referred to as "Google Maps Hacks" due to the fact that they were originally created before Google published the API for creating these systems. The example system considered throughout in this paper is one which shows the locations of movie theaters on a map, given a ZIP code.
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