While this is a few days away, I know we'll need to start tackling how
to plot the overview map efficiently with all the data points possible.
Could someone send me a dump of the mappoints table from the davis wiki,
or post it where I can download it.

I'd like to use that for testing.

I'm thinking possibly of
http://dev.openlayers.org/sandbox/vector-behavior/examples/strategy-cluster.html
or some type of caching.

Thanks,
Alex

Alex Mandel wrote:
> Progress has been made(from commit log):
> OSM tiles now loading with wiki data points
> TODO: Get popup bubble with wiki page link working.
> TODO: Optimizations for speed and load.
> Note: X,Y in Database are reverse of real world X is the long way around
> the equator = longitude 0-180 pos and neg, Y is the lateral (up/down) =
> latitude 0-90 pos, neg. - if we fix the database we'll need to fix the
> code since the SQL query will change.
> 
> more: http://www.projectsycamore.org/Mapping
> 
> Code Branch
> http://sycamore.devjavu.com/browser/branches/mapping
> 
> Currently there is no limit on returned records, since I'm only testing
> with 2 points right now I have no idea what a sane max is and how to
> choose how many points to put on the overview map. Ideally I actually
> think we should create something like a GeoRSS, GML or KML file and use
> that to server the map. It could be updated via diffs when the database
> triggers on a location change.
> That way we could cache the points for loading.
> 
> Alternate idea would be to bundle Featureserver python WFS service with
> Sycamore.
> 
> More on that later.
> 
> Cheers,
> Alex
> 
> Alex Mandel wrote:
>> Well, it doesn't look like we'll be having a code sprint to work on it
>> so I went ahead and started working on it.
>>
>> After trying to guess my way through creating a new macro, I now have an
>> example helloworld for any future people who don't know where to start.
>> But more importantly I have and OpenLayers based map running properly
>> (see screenshot on http://www.projectsycamore.org/Mapping), the code
>> will work as is on any existing
>> sycamore site that has a google api key.
>>
>> Code can be found at http://sycamore.devjavu.com/changeset/974
>>
>> Next steps:
>> 1. Fix OpenStreetMap tiling which was giving me issues tonight, probably
>> because I didn't implement projections yet.
>> 2. Plot local data points on map with markers, pop-bubbles and link to
>> their pages within the wiki.
>> 3. Overhaul mini maps to use OSM as default
>> 4. Allow for wiki admins to add other wms, wfs layers easily (Airphotos,
>> example for Davis)
>>
>> If you want to help just shoot me an email,
>> Alex
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