Background
The image data utilized for the duration of the study utilizes a collection of photographs taken by two cameras in the Bank of America Tower, located in Midtown Manhattan. This pair of cameras is responsible for recording the New York cityscape south into Lower Manhattan. Each night from 9PM-6AM, photos are taken every 10 seconds, with the complete collection over the past year nearing one million images and terabytes in size altogether. The cameras each have a 35-degree horizontal field of view, and produce images that are 3840 pixels wide and 5120 pixels high.