Correction: Tag @geoconfirmed.org (handle has been adjusted)

How to submit your geolocation 7/7

8.) Before you post: Check with our map to see whether it’s already geolocated. If you located an incident which is on our map already but contains longer footage of the same incident or the incident from another perspective, we would appreciate you informing us.

How to submit your geolocation 6/7

6.) Provide a short, neutral description of what (you think) happens in the part you've located.

7.) Graphic Footage: If you see that the URL of a graphic source is being removed, please send it to us via DM. Please give a warning when the footage is graphic.

How to submit your geolocation 5/7

You can use a thread with several posts when you need more space, especially if the media has multiple incidents/sequences you’ve located.

How to submit your geolocation 4/7

5.) Use timestamps for the located incident. Example: You've located a burning tank. Either include the timestamp, in which the tank is visible (1:10) and/or the sequence of the footage your geo is referring to (0:51-1:22).

How to submit your geolocation 3/7

4.) Use Decimal Degrees (DD) system with max 6 decimal places after the dot: xx.xxxxxx, xx.xxxxxx

How to submit your geolocation 2/7

2.) Tag @geoconfirmed.bsky.social in the geolocation post that contains the coordinates.
3.) Prove your claim: People need to be convinced without opening a map app.

How to submit your geolocation 1/7

1.) Reply under the post containing the footage or quote it. The original source URL (e.g. from Telegram) is necessary & important. If your source comes from a platform like TG, we would appreciate an additional upload to BlueSky.

Example by @blinzka.bsky.social

Additional resources 5/5
- Random videos of that place, for example from YouTube.
- Already located footage → geoconfirmed.org

Additional resources 4/5
- Google maps business images (pins) - Caution, they may not be accurate or could show a different place. It is recommended to cross-reference it with the satellite imagery/other imagery or footage you're using to make sure it's the same place.

Additional resources 3/5
- Sentinel → apps.sentinel-hub.com/eo-browser
- Maxar imagery → livingatlas.arcgis.com/wayback
- Apple and Yandex → satellites.pro

Additional resources 2/5
- Google Earth Pro's Timeslider to see the facades of buildings, structures from the side, etc.
- Google Maps Streetview (you can often switch between different times there)

Additional resources 1/5
Take time to create the proof, and confirm the location the best you can. If not 100% certain, you can additionally use:

About your proof 4/4
- If possible: Rotate the satellite imagery you use to verify your location in a similar way as the footage you want to prove.
- If possible: Combine both images you're comparing into a single image, so everything is visible at a glance.

About your proof 3/4
- Use colours that stand out when compared to the feature in the footage as well as the imagery you're referencing (satellite, other footage, ...). Example: When the area you want to draw on is dark green, dark green would not be a good choice as a colour.

About your proof 2/4
- If you want to highlight a structure with a line, draw slightly beneath it so the structure/feature is still visible.
- Use different colours for each feature you're comparing.