Watch progress construction Olympic stadiums

Recently the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) has set up a number of cameras around the construction sites of the Olympic Stadiums.

There are cameras standing at the Aquatics Centre, the Energy Centre, the Olympic Park (viewed from south to north), the Olympic Village, the Olympic Stadium and one that gives a close up on the Olympic Stadium.

These cameras (also called ParkCams) take pictures of the progress on a regular basis and more will be added ass time progresses. The pictures taken will also be used to create a time-lapse videos of which a couple are already online. You can see them here and here.

To follow the progress of construction of these future Olympic venues, you can go to the official London 2012 website.

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