A couple of geography professors at UCLA have done some legwork that just might help the U.S. get closer to capturing Osama Bin Laden.
The professors, John A. Agnew and Thomas W. Gillespie, today published a theory on the MIT International Review site (PDF) that identifies three buildings that could possibly be housing the FBI?s most wanted terrorist. The team used satellite imagery (similar to that used by Google) and ?biogeographic theories associated with the distribution of life and extinction? to determine where Bin Laden is most likely to be hiding.
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