All,
Why not simply have an all OSGEO conference.
No reason not to have or be a part of FOSS4G. But it sounds like there
is enough interest in having a conference with a OSGEO bent as well.
bobb
Tyler Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 28-Mar-07, at 10:36 PM, Jeroen Ticheler wrote:
All,
Interesting thread here.
GIMP is very scriptable. I've used it for quite a while actually. A
stripped down version for use as a CGI would be something that might be
pretty slick as an add on to a Web Service. Something to add to a
Client Layout Canvas product (of which I've been
the previous page if you ask me.
Ok, this is a neat idea, but shouldn't there be one spot with a copy of
the data someplace, even just a subset of smaller datasets would start
folks going. It would make it much easier to get started on participation.
bobb
Jody Garnett wrote:
Bob Basques
Dave,
It wasn't immediately obvious that that was where the data was.
bobb
Dave Patton wrote:
Jody Garnett wrote:
Can you show me the ntdb_roads_50 layer?
Why are you being asked this?
Well it is because the fellow in front of you is wanting to see how
well your software performs, and
attempt at looking for the data sources next.
bobb
Jody Garnett wrote:
Bob Basques wrote:
Jody,
Ok, I must be dense, I don't see a link to any data anywhere on this
page: http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/FOSS4G2007_IntegrationShowcase
A lot of reference and catalog description links though
by Jody is more for people who can access the data
directly from the postgis database.
If you are looking to get at the original data you will have to contact
the provider of the dataset: myself, Dave Patton, or Jason Birch.
-Justin
Bob Basques wrote:
Jody,
Not a big deal for me, just thinking
a thought though from my end.
I'll go and download what I can and see what I can get up and running,
maybe do a couple of layers first, then come back to the list for
reaction on it to that point, before going to hard at it.
Thanks everyone.
bobb
Dave Patton wrote:
Jody Garnett wrote:
Bob
, maybe _you_ are part of the process of making
more of the data available ;-)
http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/FOSS4G2007_IntegrationShowcase
Nope. Sorry, just trying things out. I may possible try and find some
proxy to show our wares though, we'll see where it goes.
Thanks
bobb
Bob
All,
I've been reading this thread from the start. Very interested since I
just submitted an application for a Incubation project.
I have to side with Paul too, our application project is compared (on
the surface) to OpenLayers to whom ever we show it to. While on the
surface it looks to
, 2007 at 11:35:58AM -0500, Bob Basques wrote:
Also, I believe that there are some flaws with the coding approach in
some cases for OpenLayers. I'm trying not to downplay Openlayers here,
but I believe that Open Layers is at the point of a re-write as well.
I'm wondering what makes you think
Ditto!!
Thanks Howard.
bobb
...
and then look to OSGeo for promotional, infrastructure, legal, and
other support.
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Robert Bray wrote:
Bob,
The turnaround is usually pretty quick, however looking now I never
saw this appear in the incubator-applications mail list. Can you send
it again?
Thanks,
Bob
Bob Basques wrote:
All,
What's the turn around
Frank,
Actaully, I looked, and my application is already in the
incubator_application archives.
http://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/incubator_applications/2007-September/15.html
I joined both lists, awaiting the confirmation Emails.
Thanks
bobb
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
On 10/3/07, Bob
, Bob Basques [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All,
What's the turn around supposed to be on incubation submittals? I sent
in an application last Friday and never got any sort of reply. Even
a confirmation of receipt would be something.
Bob,
I received the application. Normally I
All,
Don't know the specifics about the engine being used, but we discussed
using the Plone storage mechanism, a few times, for spatial data. Just
didn't seem like a quick enough payoff to try anything out. At least
not on the surface.
There was a thought that there might be something to
Hmmm,
Very thoughtful reply. :c)
I wasn't trying to incite a riot or anything, it just seemed a bit vague
on the press release page about what was appropriate (or not).
bobb
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Bob Basques wrote:
Whoa,
So a press release can only be passed through for an existing
Whoa,
So a press release can only be passed through for an existing OSGEO
project? What good is that to the wider community?
Or should there be another example added to the Conception section of
the press Release page?
That part on the bottom about costs for distribution is an interesting
for Incubation
Houston Engineering
The OpenMNND Project
Bob Basques
GeoMoose Plus The next contributor That project status
etc. . . . . .
Makes everything easy to added to and easy to identify who contributed
to what. If the lists get
A thought . . .
How about just doing something based on page access and downloading. Don't
need to get into the details of exactly who looked at what, but you could
generate some interesting map based reports of who is looking and downloading
what. Just plot the geocoded points to a file
...
Bob Basques wrote:
All,
I have a question about a possible way to get some smaller projects into
the system without the requirements of going full bore (as I perceive it
now) I'm not really targeting any project per se at this point, but . . .
What about have a Super project
Joe,
From the municipal mapping side of things I would suggest you take a
look at GeoMoose as a Web Front end. It hooks to MapServer currently,
and future versions will be using the OpenLayers LIB for the Mapping
aspects. It was designed from the ground up to facilitate publishing
for the
Markus,
What's all that stuff in there about managed and un-managed supposed to
describe? Seems to be somewhat out of date. I think I would start over with
the whole bottom section.
Another thing with this page is, I wouldn't feel comfortable goin g in there
and changing anything without
referenced in a OSGEO page?
You may be able to tell that I've thought about this somewhat in the past . . .
. :c)
bobb
Frank Warmerdam [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/29/08 11:21 AM
Bob Basques wrote:
Markus,
What's all that stuff in there about managed and un-managed supposed to
describe? Seems
All,
I was wondering who is handling the New item submitals.
I sent in an Announcement for the GeoMoose project last week and still haven't
seen it scroll by in the news Items on the OsGeo Page.
I think Frank W. handled the last one that I sent in. They should go to
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
:
What's the Gage being used for saying something is not widespread. It's in
widespread use around here. :c)
Anyway, I'll send something along for Version 2.0 when it's ready.
bobb
Frank Warmerdam [EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/17/08 4:27 PM
Bob Basques wrote:
All,
I was wondering who is handling
All,
I'm interested in this question as well, since we have some similar business
needs related to non-profits and open-source project funding, things like who
can/should claim to be the owner for donation seeking and such. Just
philosophical stuff right now, but who knows in the future.
Hello,
Is there a set of icons already available to start from?
bobb
Steven M. Ottens ste...@minst.net 12/22/08 2:31 PM
Hi Robert,
On Dec 22, 2008, at 7:59 PM, Robert Szczepanek wrote:
Hi Steven,
Fate will that I just send a mail to the osgeo-discuss list with the
proposal to use the
MapServer can do this via Templates.
We use it in our GISmo (GeoMoose) interface quite a bit for Popups.
you can see it action here:
http://gis.ci.stpaul.mn.us/gis/gismo_public/html/
Just zoom in a ways, a couple of blocks, turn on the Address Point
layer, and then switch to the Visible Layers
All,
GeoMoose doesn't do everything you're looking for, but it's a very good
for connecting and presenting different data streams in a single
interface. Combining it with something like QGIS is something we've
looked at ourselves.
bobb
Tim Sutton wrote:
Hi
2009/1/23 Judy and Chris
Landon,
We've wrestled with similar issues, and took the stance that we either contract
with the open-source project itself, one of it's developers or just plain old
donate funds on a handshake agreement. I have to admit the handshake stuff is
only for small quick turnaround types of things.
...@lists.osgeo.org] On Behalf Of Bob Basques
Sent: Thursday, April 02, 2009 10:56 AM
To: discuss@lists.osgeo.org
Subject: Re: [OSGeo-Discuss] Liability Issues For Companies
SupportingOpenSource Development
Landon,
We've wrestled with similar issues, and took the stance that we either
contract
All,
This THREAD will never be dead, only the subject will change (I'm
afraid.) :c)
bobb
Bill Thoen wrote:
Message subjects, like diapers, need to be changed once in a while.
Usually for the same reasons, too.
Traian Stanev wrote:
However, they (the US govt.) don’t even need a
Alll,
You can count me as interested, I'm also interested in the emergency Management
side of the equation.
bobb
Anton Patrushev anton.patrus...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Dimitris,
I don't know any open source fleet management solution, but I'm also
very interested in such thing and would
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All,
Chiming in here on this thread, good reading BTW . . .
I would like to expand somewhat on the idea that Open Formats should be the
number one consideration.
I would personally like to see the data be primarily released in an open
format, and then these other market related aspects
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All,
Ok, I'm probably going to get someone irritated, but here goes . . .
Why not approach this from the other end of the spectrum and work at making the
original files smaller. Work with the providers to make the images smaller in
the first place, or at least come up with a maximum
0.02$
R
Bob Basques wrote:
All,
Ok, I'm probably going to get someone irritated, but here goes . . .
Why not approach this from the other end of the spectrum and work at
making the original files smaller. Work with the providers to make
the images smaller in the first place, or at least
as a service to
desktop GIS applications.
Landon
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thinking on the run here, no detail (or ramifications though
through [at all :c) ])
bobb
Bob Basques bob.basq...@ci.stpaul.mn.us wrote:
Landon,
It would be interesting to come up with a standard structure on a
computer file system that could be used to accessed tiled raster data
Markus,
What's the standard (OGC?) part of this, just the calling structure, and
consequent responses? It looks like anything can be on the backenda s the
processor, and the only enforcements are in the calling and results for the
getcapabilities, maybe in the service(s) requests as well . .
Take the space off the end of the link %20,
It works if you paste in this link:
http://home.centurytel.net/wilsonlandsurvey/docs/GIS%20Data%20as%20Public%20Record.pdf
(
http://home.centurytel.net/wilsonlandsurvey/docs/GIS%20Data%20as%20Public%20Record.pdf
)
bobb
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Landon,
Just
is required on the client - e.g. enter the info, press create and
download a PDF. Anyone want to help put their CGI and PDF lib skills
into this kind of thing? It could even be used for creating business
cards, etc.
On Tue, 2009-09-15 at 08:38 -0500, Bob Basques wrote:
All,
OK, probably a weird
All,
Related to Arnie's posting here. I would like to see some community
organization around business specific products like the the items that
Arie is describing here. Example that meet customers needs more readily
than by requiring the first time implementer to assemble a bunch of
pieces
Is there anyone left to vote? What if everyone votes for themselves.
:c)
bobb
Cameron Shorter cameron.shor...@lisasoft.com wrote:
A sign to me that the OSGeo Foundation is doing a good job is when we
have such a large selection of high quality candidates standing for the
board.
Eric,
Now you're talk'in. Sure took this thread long enough to get here. :c)
The Stick method allows for exactly what Eric describes, ease of use. The same
sorts of things I'm running into for Emergency Preparedness materials, I'm
currently putting together as a prototype. I've been
All,
Is there a list of the tests administered? I would be interested in
the rendering speed of differently sized images and where the sweet spot
is for a particular engine in size vs rendering speed. I did find the
description of source data. Also any thing related to reprojection of
Ok, ok,
No problem. It can wait till afterwards. Just a thought.
bobb
Andrea Aime wrote:
Bob Basques ha scritto:
All,
The reason i asked about the stability of the WMS links in the wiki,
was I was thinking about setting up a GeoMoose interface for the WMS
calls for each layer
All,
What's the best Client for this MM stuff? A little research on it reveals
there are more than one version of the file format as well as more than one
version of client, and not all clients read all formats . . .
bobb
Bruce Bannerman bruce.bannerman.os...@gmail.com wrote:
I have
A thought here . . . .
How would you see something like this working from a Project meta-data
perspective. I'm wondering about the possibilty of each OSGEO project
handling their own branch of the MindMap diagram. Is there a way to
link branches together?
Another piece that is nagging at me
/maptiler) or do rasters need to go through mapserver
first? (I have some imagery and openstreetmap data I think would be
best served through TMS tiles rather than mapserver raster data sources.)
- John
On Mon, Dec 28, 2009 at 5:49 PM, Bob Basques
bob.basq...@ci.stpaul.mn.us mailto:bob.basq
All,
I'm putting together a proposal here at the City to open up more of our
datasets to the public. We currently have about 30 GIS data layers available
to the public, ( http://, ) with ~170 layers that are not public. While there
are some layers that won't be made available for security
( http://www.slideshare.net/JasonBirch/moving-beyond-the-desk )Don't forget to
look at notes too, I did forgot first time.
Haris
On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 10:11 PM, Bob Basques
bob.basq...@ci.stpaul.mn.us
wrote:
All,
I'm putting together a proposal here at the City to open up more of our
All,
I just tried up to submit a new profile here:
http://www.osgeo.org/submit_profile, for SharedGeo, but it says that
there is already a record, but if I list everything and go through the
list, I don't see it returned for any combination of filtering.
Anyone know who to contact about it?
All,
I've been doing some research and resource collection around the idea of
doing something similar. I was planning on going it alone with some
specific targets in mind, but I could throw into an effort if it could
be made to be reuseable.
bobb
On 2/8/2010 8:15 AM, Charlie Schweik
All,
We've got a discussion going on in the office about the subject line. I was
wondering if folks here had any pointers to online information, both from a
superficial view (low detail level, IE Manager speak) as well as some somewhat
higher level information about costs, in the short term/
!!).
bobb
Lester Caine les...@lsces.co.uk wrote:
Bob Basques wrote:
We've got a discussion going on in the office about the subject line. I
was wondering if folks here had any pointers to online information, both
from a superficial view (low detail level, IE Manager speak) as well as
some
All,
We went through this same exercise a few years back, and in the end just opted
for Jpegs in a pyramid tile set behind the scenes with MapServer as the
assembly service. We had specific needs of being able to assemble seamless
images from the aerials in any size and paid a lot of
All,
Related to this . . .
From our perspective, which was to allow for the most flexibilty with regard
to queries in the size of the images, we were willing to sacrifice the highest
level of performance. Most of the effort here was in organizing the tiles
(tree index) behind the MapServer
David (and Peter?),
Thanks for the pointer. I dont' know that Iagree 100% with the research
conclusions, mostly on the grounds that I think a Digital map can be made to be
as useful or more useful than a paper version. Forget about the GPS aspect for
am minute, or put it into the
Milo,
You mentioned MEEGO in your post, I just ordered a N900 to do some testing for
GIS related stuff on the N900. What types of functionalities are you focusing
your efforts on for MEEGO?
bobb
miblon mob...@dogodigi.net wrote:
I have been using navit and osm2go on moblin. There is a
Christopher Schmidt crschm...@crschmidt.net wrote:
On Wed, Jun 02, 2010 at 03:25:45PM -0500, Bob Basques wrote:
Milo,
You mentioned MEEGO in your post, I just ordered a N900 to do some testing
for GIS related stuff on the N900. What types of functionalities are you
focusing your efforts
a charm
Bob Basques wrote:
Milo,
You mentioned MEEGO in your post, I just ordered a N900 to do some
testing for GIS related stuff on the N900. What types of
functionalities are you focusing your efforts on for MEEGO?
bobb
miblon mob...@dogodigi.net wrote:
I have been using navit
to
each other.
bobb
Yves Jacolin yjaco...@free.fr wrote:
Boob,
You mean something like this : http://www.ohloh.net/p?q=osgeo (
http://www.ohloh.net/p?q=osgeo ) ?
Regards,
Y.
Le lundi 07 juin 2010 17:02:44, Bob Basques a écrit :
All,
Instead of a 5 star rating, what about using a small
Same here, I would also lik to compare all Javascript like things with other
javascript like projects for example.
I'm not sure what the best approach to this type of thing either, but the
Product data sheet seems like a reasonable method of applying a product summary
that could be useful
Additionally . . .
Things like Services, vs Desktop, vs Web Frameworks don't seem to be defined
for comparison purposes. Wouldn't it seem prudent to classify the projects
before trying to compare them?
bobb
Paolo Cavallini cavall...@faunalia.it wrote:
Il 07/06/2010 17:05, Yves Jacolin
wrote:
On Jun 7, 2010, at 11:03 AM, Bob Basques wrote:
Wouldn't it seem prudent to classify the projects before trying to compare
them?
/me screams into a room that no one can hear. Stop it!
This whole exercise is quite frankly, masturbatory, and does nothing to help
the projects who would
All,
I guess it comes down to the argument of whether OSGEO stands for a state of
mind, or should it be considered a brand only, not to be sullied by all those
unwarmed projects? Move over Apple, there's a new brand in town . . .
:c)
bobb
Mark Leslie mark.les...@lisasoft.com 06/07/10
Arnie,
I'm assuming you are talking to me??
I'm actually working on something right now in a very similar vein. The idea
is to build out a standalone Web service (tile or non-tile, doesn't really
matter in my Architecture, which will use something similar to LAMP) that can
also update
Puneet,
This is a rather open ended process (or it can be) of managing cadastral
records. There are so many directions that this type of work can go and they
play into so many different types of work processes, that in my experience the
development of systems have been fragmented in the past.
Leith,
I've managed to have GeoMoose run from a USB drive, complete with
MapServer and PHP, nothing get's copied, you run everything from USB,
even Apache. Makes for a nice development environment, since you as a
developer have complete control from front to back for the user
experience.
All, I did some related research on this last moth, trying different
packages and ideas about hoe to create GeoPDF(a little easier) and
3DPDFs(harder) while both options for output are indeed open standards,
there are only a select few tools to generate the output, and all the
(good) ones I
Server (services) and Client (Interfaces), some are both, but I think a
server component would win out in that instance. You could also go with
a third category like server/client
bobb
On 7/28/2010 11:29 PM, Hamish wrote:
Hi,
I'm no expert in the Web Services side of things, but for the
Peter,
Ok, this is all going to sound a bit heavy (to use your words), but in the
end you'll have a lot more flexibilty with the end toolset.
I would suggest loading the SHP file data into a Database, Mysql would work,
but POSTGIS would be better. Then source that Spatial data via MapServer
All,
Well, one could go old school, and just store the SHP files as the sourced
data. Have mapserver read them directly, either via a dynamically modified
index file, or via dynamically built MAPFILE. This would be just about the
least amount of moving parts and still get you what you are
David,
I've been working on something (I think is interesting) with Linux Phones. I
have GeoMoose/Mapserver running on a phone as a standalone server, and can even
print over bluetooth/wifi from the phone. It's a little research project, but
it's interesting to see that most things are
David,
The link to the last referenced item:
http://proximity.houstoneng.net/webpage/proxfinder.html
bobb
On 9/1/2010 9:46 PM, Bob Basques wrote:
David,
Some stuff I've been involved with for the last few months (remember, you asked
. . .):
* Minnesota Structures Collaborative, has
All,
I know this has to be created and managed somehow, but here are some ideas on
this:
* Could there be some way of collecting business information related to not
only OpenSource software but also a
means for companies to describe themselves in their own words, even as it
pertains
AM, Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Bob Basques wrote:
All,
I know this has to be created and managed somehow, but here are some ideas on
this:
* Could there be some way of collecting business information related
to not only OpenSource software but also a means for companies to
describe
at the bottom of the OSGEO Projects widget on the right side of
the front page. I know I've seen this go by the list more than once as a request, so I'm replaying the idea.
bobb
On 9/3/2010 1:02 PM, Bob Basques wrote:
Frank,
But the existing system doesn't get to the questions I've seen
All,
Oops . . .
Oh, dopey me, I searched for Support, when I should have searched for
Service on the front page.
disregard previous.
bobb
On 9/3/2010 1:02 PM, Bob Basques wrote:
Frank,
But the existing system doesn't get to the questions I've seen in this thread, namely, about
://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Web_site_design
http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Marketing_Committee
Thanks,
Alex
On 09/03/2010 11:07 AM, Bob Basques wrote:
All,
Replying to my own posting to make an addition. There is still no
indication on the front page about (commercial) Support providers.
Should
All,
I have a question about a tile maker routine that may or may not exist (or
project about). I would like to be able to build a local cache of image tiles
based solely on URL scripting, as in grab the tiles for an area automatically
based on a Area of interest (BBOX) coordinate set.
. (And the Open layers script that will
call it.)
Dunno if this is close?
AS
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 2:28 PM, Bob Basques
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All,
I have a question ...
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On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 4:40 PM, Bob Basques
bob.basq...@ci.stpaul.mn.us
wrote:
grab from where, . .
. . . from any (raster) image server.
Your script sounds close, although I'm interested in grabbing directly from
MapServer
Stephen,
You didn't explicitly mention it, but TIME might be an additional item to
include, as in different vehicles will take different amounts of time to
traverse. Once you ave a good set of constants for the different types of
vehicles, you could add in Time to Traverse as a graph
All,
One thought just occurred to me related to this thread, what would street
construction type add to the equation? Dirt/gravel/blacktop/concrete, add on
to that age of road/ADT and roughness might start becoming a factor as well. I
know these are getting a bit right or left of the
All,
The view of road, got me thinking about auto-placement of bridges and their
locations, and even what road is above what other road. While not being able
to tell exactly how long a bridge might be, it would be usefull for locating
(and styling) a bridge location along a roadway, at least
All,
does anyone know if there is a layer hierarchy setting in the WMS service,
which layers are on top of which layers (Z value=)?
Thanks
bobb
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All,
does anyone know if there is a layer hierarchy setting in the WMS service,
which layers are on top of which layers (Z value=)?
Thanks
bobb
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bob.basq...@ci.stpaul.mn.us wrote:
All,
does anyone know if there is a layer hierarchy setting in the WMS service,
which layers are on top of which layers (Z value=)?
There is an opaque hint in the capabilities document that suggests
that the layer should
Hmm, the help file doesn't say much does it. Did you try using a thrid file
name on the end instead of b.tif (again)?
bobb
On 9/15/2010 4:07 PM, P Kishor wrote:
I have a file a.tif with correct proj info embedded in it. I have
another file b.tif with no proj info in it. I want to take the
All,
The Nokia N900 may be an option.
bobb
On 9/26/2010 12:49 PM, andrea antonello wrote:
Hi Ravi,
I guess there was a missunderstanding here.
BeeGIS is a full gis for digital field mapping and works on a tablet.
I will not work on a minor power hardware.
Perhaps you want to use
Allen,
You need the Centimeter stuff to realize that something moved over the two
years. Besides, that just ends up being a re-projection in the end anyway.
:c)
bobb
Allan Doyle afdo...@mit.edu wrote:
On Oct 5, 2010, at 9:58 PM, Bob Basques wrote:
All,
I'm a long time address
I've been calling this type of thing Thermal mapping for a few years
now. I suppose Intensity mapping would work too.
bobb
Yves Moisan yves.moi...@boreal-is.com wrote:
Le 2010-10-18 11:12, Fabio Renzo Panettieri a écrit :
Hi,
I just wanted to let you know that we have put an Acid
All,
This little piece has been nagging at me during this whole thread. Rules based
on a project that didn't use the rules. (so to speak :c)
I mean, if I just need to start under the OSGEO umbrella, and then everything
is all incubated, well, I can work with that system. :c)
(as and
Tyler,
A couple of project that I've been working on that are (semi-)formally
documented.
http://pwultra5.ci.stpaul.mn.us/OPERA/
These might be of interest to some.
bobb
On 1/14/2011 9:28 AM, Tyler Mitchell (OSGeo) wrote:
On 2011-01-14, at 7:20 AM, Landon Blake wrote:
I don’t think
All,
is there a newer version of this somewhere:
https://svn.osgeo.org/osgeo/foss4g/2010/documents/sponsorship-prospectus-09122009.pdf
Thanks
bobb
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All,
I'm working on a system/services monitor, and got to wondering about how to
best ping a map service without too much overhead. an I'm Alive function in
the service would be the easiest way to approach it. But that's probably not a
viable thing to require. I'm afraid of this getting
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