was used in the National Geographic article "A Superstorm in 2100." In 2005, Microsoft licensed Pictometry software for birds-eye images to be incorporated with road and satellite maps in their Virtual Earth service. Pictometry International aided in security efforts for the PGS Championship at the Oak Hill Country Club by providing aerial images of the golf course in 2013. In 2014, Pictometry's ChangeFinder software was used in Southampton to evaluate property assessment, which included property additions such as second-floor additions, new garages, and floor plan extensions that were not accounted for in the tax assessment. After the evaluating the photos it was estimated that the unaccounted changes were valued at $41 million in assessed value to the tax rolls. References 2013 mergers and acquisitions Companies based in Monroe County, New York Companies established in 2000 Photography companies of the United States