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jasonwool "hey guys, I work on the NOAA pages. I just added permalinks and mouseover lat/lon coords to both the Hurricane Harvey and Irma imagery pages. The ..." | Read more » about 7 years ago
warren "all in https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/js/app.js " | Read more » about 7 years ago
warren "Ooh, and here are the layers: var aug27a_ob = new L.mapbox.tileLayer('https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/tilesd/services/tileserver.php?/20170827..." | Read more » about 7 years ago
warren "not yet! " | Read more » about 7 years ago
jbreen "Actually, looking at the source code this is just mapbox.js and not mapbox-gl.js. So that permalink solution should work, might need something else..." | Read more » about 7 years ago
jbreen "Is there anyone but me responding to the Twitter? " | Read more » about 7 years ago
warren "There's a good thread going on Twitter on this! https://twitter.com/PublicLab/status/910574138242273281 Do you want this added to the current map..." | Read more » about 7 years ago
jbreen "Adding coordinates to a Mapbox GL map is pretty straight forward. Not sure that Mapbox GL supports permalinks, but then again I might be misunders..." | Read more » about 7 years ago
smathermather "Ah, checksums are a brilliant way to handle that. If memory serves, matches in ODM are image pairs, plus matches for pixel and line. Rotations and..." | Read more » over 9 years ago
warren "We don't currently use matches in MK, but the very initial thing I was going to suggest is to simply visually link the currently selected (or dragg..." | Read more » over 9 years ago
smathermather "Hi @warren, Yes, ODM would need just images, ideally with geo info as well. I suppose the most useful thing for ODM to return would be transformat..." | Read more » over 9 years ago
warren "Super! Lots to think about here but one that floats to the top of my mind is: What would ODM need in terms of inputs to generate feature extraction..." | Read more » over 9 years ago
patcoyle "Intriguing opportunities for synergy across these platforms and approaches. Thanks. " | Read more » over 9 years ago
eustatic "thanks for this work, rotatable text is pretty important and gives mapknitter an edge over other options i have as an extremely naive, novice graph..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
warren "Looking good! Did you want to share via the testing server? Hopefully we'll get you set up soon but since you should only be using client-side code..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
patcoyle "NIce progress Justin. Thanks. " | Read more » over 10 years ago
mathew "Woo!!! rotatable text!!! Wooo!! I'm doing a happy dance in Portland! I'm glad you found a manageable way to implement rotational text. I don't t..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
warren "Hi, Bryan - thanks for the post. Much of the original warp function was copied in from a web demo, and it took me a while (way back when) to deciph..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
btbonval "The divide function is the real meat and potatoes of the image warping. The Warper library is certainly helpful. A quick mathematical review of wh..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
warren "This subdividing is "shoehorning" a projective distortion into a system (canvas) that only has scale, transform, and rotate. Bryan, maybe here's no..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
warren "That's true - projective distortion cannot be achieved with an affine transformation. The existing Cartagen/MapKnitter 1.0 code is just a wrapper ..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
btbonval "I suppose I could go read the source code. I suppose I should go read the source code. All the math is right there. Maybe there will be comments! " | Read more » over 10 years ago
btbonval "Thanks Anish. This was a bit outside the scope of your project, but I'm glad you learned from it. Sharing this might help some other Google Summer ..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
adam-griffith "Cory - this is wonderful! Thanks for posting. You've made a fantastic map. I love the way the pins (graves) cluster at the different zoom levels. " | Read more » over 11 years ago