Here's my attempt at it:
https://www.moregoodfoundation.org/wardmap/
After entering your LDS.org username and password, it will fetch your
ward directory, geocode the addresses, and map it. Your credentials
are transmitted entirely over SSL, and are not saved.
I'm using Geocoder.us for the geocoding, which works pretty well but
isn't perfect -- some of my ward member's houses were in the wrong
place. But my BYU ward isn't very interesting anyway, since all the
markers are in one tiny clump.
Richard
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Richard K. Miller
www.richardkmiller.com
On Apr 5, 2006, at 4:02 PM, Todd Miner wrote:
What I'd really like to see is a mashup of the posted addresses on
the ward web site with Google maps. Since I work at the stake
level, I'd love to see all the stake members pinpointed on a map
with different color pushpins for their ward assignments. I'm sure
this is possible, and I have even found websites that will publish
my spreadsheet full of addresses via Google maps - but they charge
for their services.
Sounds like a great open source project. :)
> Date: Wed, 05 Apr 2006 07:02:39 -0600
> From: "Ed Ashton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [Ldsoss] RE: Welcome to the "Ldsoss" mailing list (Digest
> mode)
>
> Besides the rudimentary mapping on the lds website using mapquest
does
> anybody know of any other mapping or GIS related projects the
Church has
> embarked on? I'm a membership clerk in our local unit and have
found using
> ESRI's Arcview very helpful for leaders, members and missionaries
to know
> where members live. Not to mention the the plethora of other useful
> information that a GIS can contain.
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