To me the problem is 1. Bad precision and 2. Lack of data.

We experimented with indoor enviromnents based on our Indoor WPS
approach and server (see http://gis.hsr.ch/wiki/IndoorWPS). These are
some screenshots of an Android prototype:
http://dev.ifs.hsr.ch/indoorguide4android/wiki/WebDocu .

So according to Mikes explanatory selection my answer is:
> (X) d. Already into AR 3dgeo, not saying much about what we're doing until 
> it's ready.

Yours, Stefan

P.S. BTW I also was expecting bit more of response about my recent
thread about "Better auto-discovery in the Geo-Web through "see" and
"see also" links?" since I thought geo-search technology could be of
interest to geowankers. I still did'nt give up.

2009/8/4 Mike Liebhold <[email protected]>:
> wow!  I didn't expect many replies  from busy people to my questions about
> handheld viewfinder AR views of 3d geodata,  but given the staggering
> potential for AR as a radical new kind of mapping is mind-boggling, I am a
> bit surprised that  in the 24 hours of my post, this normally verbose
> community has nothing to say.  Aside from a mild suggestion by Sean Gillies
> of "democratizated service-oriented architectures of curation"  no one else
> offered any thoughts at all about  viewfinder AR views of 3d geodata.
>
> We can only guess why the silence:
>
> ( ) a. Mostly into map views of geodata, not  very interested in viewfinder
> AR 3d geo.
>
> ( ) b. AR 3dgeo is interesting, but haven't thought much about it.
>
> ( ) c. Have some ideas about AR 3dgeo, looking into it, waiting for apis, to
> experiment
>
> ( ) d. Already into AR 3dgeo, not saying much about what we're doing until
> it's ready.
>
> ( ) e. Have some ideas a bout  AR 3dgeo, but am too fr*&#n busy to respond
> to random listserv e-mails :-)
>
> whatever. AR looks like a fun, open frontier in both geoscience and
> geohacking, let's hope the foss gang gets there before goog & apple own it.
>
> - Mike
>
>
> Mike Liebhold wrote:
>>
>> This is a humble request for geowanker mappers and geocoding web artists
>> alike to join me to quiet our 2d cartographic minds for a minute to engage
>> in a little thought experiment about  handheld views of 3d geodata:
>>
>> Context:   The realtime tweetsphere  http://bit.ly/rZncR and youtubesphere
>>   http://bit.ly/UwQ3u are alive with news of handheld AR, [agumented
>> reality] capabilities & apps, and services. Besides layar and wikitude on
>> android, there are already a number cool hacks for jailbroken iPhones, and
>> veiled confirmations from apple that the next rev. of the iphone os dev
>> release for the 3gs will support AR app integration of gps, compass, and
>> graphic overlay of video cam views.  The viewfinder is becoming a new AR 3d
>> web browser.
>>
>> AR is here, if not today, tomorrow, but i suspect our geosphere is not
>> ready.
>>
>> questions for fellow geowankers:
>>
>> 1. What kind of geodata and locative media will be most useful or fun to
>> see geopositioned in 3d in our handheld viewfinders.
>>
>> e.g.  floating labels of things, animated directions, emergency alerts,
>>  news and ads to filter, cartoon games, visible clouds of wifi signal
>> strength, visible sensor net readings of air quality.. visible entry into
>> another colored polygon
>> of cartographic meaning, etc.
>>
>> 2. How will we search, view, create, and serve open 3d AR geodata?
>>
>> 3. What is the  prospective FOSS stack for 3dAR geoservices?
>>
>> e.g.  starting at the top with a 3D firefox or open layers equivelant
>> client down to a cloudwide RESTful deep geocoded web of linked 3D geodata?
>>
>> Just curious, what people are thinking these days . . .
>>
>> Mike
>>
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