Martin Belam wrote:
and somebody Sapnish could sort our my errant understanding of Madrid,
where I'm not sure if my Real Madrid photos are hovering over their ground or
Atleticos - http://www.flickr.com/map/madrid
I'm not Spanish, but I can't see any of your photos around the Bernabeu
Stadiu
Up to a point, it's also bilingual:
http://www.flickr.com/map/abertawe
http://www.flickr.com/map/caerdydd
Though Caerfyrddin, = Carmarthen, doesn't give me anything.
Still, I'm very impressed.
Rhys
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At 17:20 +0100 10/11/06, Martin Belam wrote:
Now a useful feature would be the ability to drag someone's
incorrectly placed photo across the map to the right spot.
Well, maybe who's data is it anyway?
http://www.flickr.com/groups/gwl-geotagged/
has no maps, as yet, but does have a intere
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it has a bit under the copyright line that says "taken in london, england
[map]" so presumably the creator, or someone else, went and clicked on that
place in the map. Once you have a lat/long pair, it doesn't matter whether you
use a postcode, area name, box drawn on a picture, or something
Not sure what you mean, but I'll attempt to answer the
question anyhow :-).
I believe it only uses photos that users have geotagged
using Flickr's geotagging system - therefore does not try and derive a location
from the text tags.
This section of the help suggests that too... http://www.
well - "you're looking at all geo-tagged photos in london" is a bit misleading / ambiguous. wouldn't it be better to pull out the geo data and then use the semantic data [words] of places etc? that would at least allow for some value on the photos themselves.
they could then say with greater conf
On 10 Nov 2006, at 16:09, James Boardwell wrote:is there any pref given to the data? i.e. geodata / celldata over tags: lodon, greenpark? is it possible to tell? From the page itself:"You're looking atAll geotagged photos in London."
I think that's a fluke, it looks like they just use some kind of
best-guess-based-on-popularity thing:
http://www.flickr.com/map/cambridge gives me Boston rather than the
university town north of London.
http://www.flickr.com/map/cambridge+UK works, though.
Brendan.
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Now a useful feature would be the ability to drag someone's incorrectly placed photo across the map to the right spot.That way I could stop greyhounds winning races a good bus ride away from Walthamstow's dog stadium -
http://www.flickr.com/photos/emsef/227626652/ - and somebody Sapnish could sort
is there any pref given to the data? i.e. geodata / celldata over tags: lodon, greenpark? is it possible to tell? On 11/10/06, Jason Cartwright <
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I think the pages is a limitation of the technology, and perhaps ausability 'feature' for showing that there is actually more
wow, this one blows me away:
http://www.flickr.com/map/birmingham
does it know I'm geoIP'd in the UK?
is anyone in the states right now? does this URL show you birmingham,
alabama or brum?
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I think the pages is a limitation of the technology, and perhaps a
usability 'feature' for showing that there is actually more results than
the map can comfortably show.
When you move around the map, and land in one place the JS fires off a
request to the API method "flickr.photos.search" [1] pass
http://www.flickr.com/map/london/
Nice...
Though I don't understand the logic behind the 'pages' approach
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Is it okay for groups outside of london to do the same?
GeekUp would love to be associated, will pass on the word to the folks
up here...
Cheers
-dan
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Hi Ian,
LondonSEO (http://londonseo.org) would love to be part of this event.
Could you list us with the groups attending on
http://backstage.bbc.co.uk/news/archives/2006/10/bbc_backstage_l.html?
I'll post a link to the registration form on our site.
Cheers,
Rob
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Hi All,
We are pleased to announce the sign up process [1] for the London Christmas
Bash [2] on Saturday 9th December in the Cuban City Bar/Club (Moorgate).
There are only 400 spaces, so please signup soon. We're expected a full house.
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