Hi Christophe,
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On 22/07/15 22:21, Christophe Rodier wrote:
Hello,
I've built something that I think/hope could be useful when HOT and/or
Missing Maps do a little intro about what OSM is during their workshops.
It's a collapsible tree visualisation of the OpenStreetMap stack to
present the components "OSM world".
You can find it here <http://threefiftythree.com/osmtree/index.html>:
http://threefiftythree.com/osmtree/index.html
and the code is on GiHub: <http://bit.ly/1dP7gcL>
http://bit.ly/1dP7gcL
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It's made with D3 and json. For now it's only in English, but I'm
hoping some people will volunteer to translate it in more languages.
simple and intuitive, nice to use. An asset for education and training
in OSM thanks to the easy and contextualised access to data.
Internationalisation: are you planning to use transifex, or carry on
with github?
How is the graph maintained/updated ? e.g. if the community change/add
new features, will it be updated automatically? do you need to trigger a
somehow automated update process? Or do you have to do it manually, like
adding a record in a file?
Hope you'll find it useful.
I do and I might well use it in my teaching. I suppose the license is
cc-by-sa?
Thank you for this tool!
Rod
Chris
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