I am a student interested in applying to Gsoc idea : Developing a statics
map API for openstreetmap like the one for Google map.
The major work involved :
Can openstreetmap data be converted to GIS / GDAL
Real Time conversion of openstreetdata to image files ( MapniK is one of the
tools that can
Hi thanks for the quick response
Well actually my mail is in response to one of the ideas published here:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/GSoC_Applications_2009#Static_Maps_API
The basic idea is to have a Static API like Google's static
Hi all,
I think what this essentialy means is that the content shall be
delivered in the form of an image file ... well the advantage that I
see for a web designer would be that it would be much lighter option.
For the implementation: I had thought that we would have to dynamically
create
Hello amit,
Tuesday, March 24, 2009, 10:05:12 AM, you wrote:
as For the implementation: I had thought that we would have to
as dynamically create an image from xml but we could also use one of
as the available rendering engines to create the image.
Isn't Mapniks up-to-date backend exactly
2009/3/24 amit sethi amit.pureene...@gmail.com:
I am a student interested in applying to Gsoc idea : Developing a statics
map API for openstreetmap like the one for Google map.
The major work involved :
Can openstreetmap data be converted to GIS / GDAL
Real Time conversion of openstreetdata
Hi all,
Earlier I posted about how my friend and I were creating a distributed
data store for OSM data. We've finished our project and gotten the most
difficult queries going. All of our code is freely available along with
a report about our design and findings on or github wiki at
Scott Shawcroft wrote:
Please let us know what you think. We firmly believe that distributing
the data over a number of computers is a far better solution than one
single supercomputer.
This conclusion (divide and conquer) is right for fetch. What was your
update performance?
Did you
Stefan,
Our update performance shouldn't be too different. We simply send the
update request to all the node machines.
By within do you mean a bounding box query? Could you be more specific?
Thanks,
Scott
Stefan de Konink wrote:
Scott Shawcroft wrote:
Please let us know what you think. We
Scott Shawcroft wrote:
Our update performance shouldn't be too different. We simply send the
update request to all the node machines.
And your node machines do not cache their partition results? (Thus is a
scan always required?)
By within do you mean a bounding box query? Could you be
On 24 Mar 2009, at 14:14, Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason wrote:
2009/3/24 amit sethi amit.pureene...@gmail.com:
I am a student interested in applying to Gsoc idea : Developing a
statics
map API for openstreetmap like the one for Google map.
The major work involved :
Can openstreetmap
Stefan de Konink wrote:
Scott Shawcroft wrote:
Our update performance shouldn't be too different. We simply send
the update request to all the node machines.
And your node machines do not cache their partition results? (Thus is
a scan always required?)
We don't do any caching ourselves
I wrote a php+gd image stitcher in php a year or so ago as a proof of
concept. It was meant for showing the position of a vehicle on the
center of a ~300px square image for a mobile phone screen.
It creates a matrix of osm images (size based on the final image
dimensions) which it either
Hello all,
I am a MSc student in computer science, from the University of Coimbra in
Portugal and I'm interested in applying for the Google Summer of Code 2009.
My interests are converging into the area of ubiquitous computing in which
localization plays a significant role (navigation, context
Hi,
Igor Shubovych wrote:
This demands completely changing of the OSM API.
I only think if it is good idea to change the whole protocol just to make
history more clear.
No, I wasn't suggesting any API change. I said:
Ideally of course, the API would support such complex operations (so you
Maybe even simpeler and more dynamic mapwise would be:
- Set up a wms server like mapserver (cgi-bin) somewhere on the globe.
(Well documented)
- Create a virtual layer that lets mapserver connect to a openstreetmap
tileserver
This is the only hard part since it involves calculating the
El Miércoles, 25 de Marzo de 2009, José Ricardo escribió:
My interests are converging into the area of ubiquitous computing in which
localization plays a significant role (navigation, context awareness, ...)
as well as mobile development,
Of course, I would like to hear the community's take
Well,
This demands completely changing of the OSM API.
I only think if it is good idea to change the whole protocol just to make
history more clear.
Maybe to make some intelligent analyse service, something like ITOWorld's
OSM Mapper, but a bit different. This service collects diffs and prepares
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