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[Music] hi everyone this is nick sintel from the ocean curious project and in this 10 minute tip were going to start to take a look at the theme of image geolocation how do i find out where an image was taken and how can i verify and prove that i know where it was taken its a complex topic and but in this first part were going to look at one of the simplest and easiest ways of verifying where an image was taken and thats by looking at the what we call the exif data in the image now when a photograph is taken with a digital camera or with a mobile phone a lot of extra data that we call metadata is embedded in that image so it will contain information about when the photograph was taken the camera settings and things like that um but what information there is what information we can find in there thats really useful to us as ocean researchers is that these images often contain the gps coordinates of where the photograph was taken so if you can find the gps coordinates where the imag