On 11/23/06, Barry Hunter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 22/11/06, James Cridland wrote: > While I appreciate this is nothing to do with the BBC, you might enjoy... > http://www.virginradio.co.uk/about_us/technology_services/planned_work/index.html > This is a Google Maps mashup of transmitter work to Virgin Radio's national transmitter > network. We're also making an RSS feed available of this data. Heaven knows why. ;) Now if you made it GeoRSS, then it could be truely useful. http://www.georss.org/ That way if/when feedreaders become geo-aware (some are already to an extent) then you can have it filter to only show local (in this case transmitters maintainence) events. It can also be easily visualised on other systems like Google Earth, or MS Virtual Earth.
Your wish, our command, etc. The RSS feed (which is linked from the page or has auto discovery) now has GeoRSS codes in it. Heaven knows what anyone will use it for, but there we go. (We've also made the page itself look a tad prettier.) James
