🎈 Public Lab: Revisions for 'Archive Planning'

Revisions for Archive Planning

32 CURRENT	gonzoearth	April 05, 2012 18:40 \| over 12 years ago Planning for the upcoming Public Laboratory archive This project is being led by Jeff Warren* (website, design) and Stewart Long (data preparation)* The current status is: Up and running, comment system with geolocated comments is in the pipeline. Some zoom-level issues on OpenLayers maps. media plan (outreach) (liz) printed edition (see Posters project) search function “embed” Reach out to people involved in mapping, for "field notes" and those who may be able to use the data. Map Archive Outline and Backup Structure (Server and DVD) formats http://publiclaboratory.org/wiki/map-formats paths parent directory: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/site-name/date-year-month-day-state(or region)-city(or sub-region)-exact place name (optional) example http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/cambridge/2011-6-22-massachusetts-cambridge-mit-knightcivicmediaconference/ site root directory organization: README.txt - explanatory text file site-name.tif - Spherical mercator un-georeferenced Tiff image site-name-geotiff.tif - GeoTIFF is a public domain metadata standard which allows georeferencing information to be embedded within a TIFF file. site-name-geotiff.zip - DVDs will offer .zip compressed GeoTiffs to save disk space. site-name.jpg - full-resolution JPG based on the GeoTiff site-name-tms/ - a folder containing TMS folders and map tiles - TMS is a specification for storing and retrieving tiled mapping data. This will include an OpenLayers-based HTML viewer for reading/exploring it in a web browser. /raw - directory of original images site-name-raw.zip - archive of original images Example root directory for DVD: /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-raw.zip /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon.jpg /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-geotiff.zip /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-tif.zip /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-tms/ Contact list Jon Fong jfong@indiana.edu, re: Grand Isle State Park Don and Justin Blancher, re: Perdido Point and others USGS contact (via Brenda something) -- asked for formats, now we have 'em!	Revert
31	gonzoearth	January 03, 2012 22:19 \| almost 13 years ago Planning for the upcoming Public Laboratory archive This project is being led by Jeff Warren* (website, design) and Stewart Long (data preparation)* The current status is: Up and running, comment system with geolocated comments is in the pipeline. Some zoom-level issues on OpenLayers maps. media plan (outreach) (liz) printed edition (see Posters project) search function “embed” Reach out to people involved in mapping, for "field notes" and those who may be able to use the data. Map Archive Outline and Backup Structure (Server and DVD) formats http://publiclaboratory.org/wiki/map-formats paths parent directory: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/site-name/date-year-month-day-state(or region)-city(or sub-region)-exact place name (optional) example http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/cambridge/2011-6-22-massachusetts-cambridge-mit-knightcivicmediaconference/ site root directory organization: README.txt - explanatory text file site-name.tif - Spherical mercator un-georeferenced Tiff image site-name-geotiff.tif - GeoTIFF is a public domain metadata standard which allows georeferencing information to be embedded within a TIFF file. site-name-geotiff.zip - DVDs will offer .zip compressed GeoTiffs to save disk space. site-name.jpg - full-resolution JPG based on the GeoTiff site-name-tms/ - a folder containing TMS folders and map tiles - TMS is a specification for storing and retrieving tiled mapping data. This will include an OpenLayers-based HTML viewer for reading/exploring it in a web browser. /raw - directory of original images site-name-raw.zip - archive of original images Example root directory for DVD: /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-raw.zip /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon.jpg /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-geotiff.zip /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-tif.zip /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-tms/ To do Many/most map archive entries list a PREVIEW quality jpg in their JPG field; they ought to list a full-res JPG as generated by: http://publiclaboratory.org/wiki/gdal-commands Contact list Jon Fong jfong@indiana.edu, re: Grand Isle State Park Don and Justin Blancher, re: Perdido Point and others USGS contact (via Brenda something) -- asked for formats, now we have 'em!	Revert
30	gonzoearth	January 03, 2012 20:00 \| almost 13 years ago Planning for the upcoming Public Laboratory archive This project is being led by Jeff Warren* (website, design) and Stewart Long (data preparation)* The current status is: Up and running, comment system with geolocated comments is in the pipeline. Some zoom-level issues on OpenLayers maps. media plan (outreach) (liz) printed edition (see Posters project) search function “embed” Reach out to people involved in mapping, for "field notes" and those who may be able to use the data. Map Archive Outline and Backup Structure (Server and DVD) formats http://publiclaboratory.org/wiki/map-formats paths parent directory: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/site-name/date-year-month-day-state(or region)-city(or sub-region)-exact place name (optional) example http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/cambridge/2011-6-22-massachusetts-cambridge-mit-knightcivicmediaconference/ site root directory organization: README.txt - explanatory text file site-name.tif - Spherical mercator un-georeferenced Tiff image site-name-geotiff.tif - GeoTIFF is a public domain metadata standard which allows georeferencing information to be embedded within a TIFF file. site-name-geotiff.zip - DVDs will offer .zip compressed GeoTiffs to save disk space. site-name.jpg - full-resolution JPG based on the GeoTiff site-name-tms/ - a folder containing TMS folders and map tiles - TMS is a specification for storing and retrieving tiled mapping data. This will include an OpenLayers-based HTML viewer for reading/exploring it in a web browser. /raw - directory of original images site-name-raw.zip - archive of original images Example root directory for DVD: /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-raw.zip /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon.jpg /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-geotiff.zip /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-tif.zip /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-tms/ To do http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-7-22-louisiana-wilkinsonbay-east/ and siblings Many/most map archive entries list a PREVIEW quality jpg in their JPG field; they ought to list a full-res JPG as generated by: http://publiclaboratory.org/wiki/gdal-commands Contact list Jon Fong jfong@indiana.edu, re: Grand Isle State Park Don and Justin Blancher, re: Perdido Point and others USGS contact (via Brenda something) -- asked for formats, now we have 'em!	Revert
29	warren	August 31, 2011 00:35 \| about 13 years ago Planning for the upcoming Public Laboratory archive This project is being led by Jeff Warren* (website, design) and Stewart Long (data preparation)* The current status is: Up and running, comment system with geolocated comments is in the pipeline. Some zoom-level issues on OpenLayers maps. media plan (outreach) (liz) printed edition (see Posters project) search function “embed” Reach out to people involved in mapping, for "field notes" and those who may be able to use the data. Map Archive Outline and Backup Structure (Server and DVD) formats http://publiclaboratory.org/wiki/map-formats paths parent directory: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/site-name/date-year-month-day-state(or region)-city(or sub-region)-exact place name (optional) example http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/cambridge/2011-6-22-massachusetts-cambridge-mit-knightcivicmediaconference/ site root directory organization: README.txt - explanatory text file site-name.tif - Spherical mercator un-georeferenced Tiff image site-name-geotiff.tif - GeoTIFF is a public domain metadata standard which allows georeferencing information to be embedded within a TIFF file. site-name-geotiff.zip - DVDs will offer .zip compressed GeoTiffs to save disk space. site-name.jpg - full-resolution JPG based on the GeoTiff site-name-tms/ - a folder containing TMS folders and map tiles - TMS is a specification for storing and retrieving tiled mapping data. This will include an OpenLayers-based HTML viewer for reading/exploring it in a web browser. /raw - directory of original images site-name-raw.zip - archive of original images Example root directory for DVD: /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-raw.zip /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon.jpg /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-geotiff.zip /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-tif.zip /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-tms/ To do Raw data missing for: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-5-18-louisiana-chandeleur-psdswcu-east/, and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-7-22-louisiana-wilkinsonbay-east/ and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-18-mississippi-oceansprings/ http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-11-louisiana-lakeborgne/ Many/most map archive entries list a PREVIEW quality jpg in their JPG field; they ought to list a full-res JPG as generated by: http://publiclaboratory.org/wiki/gdal-commands Geotiff missing for point aux chenes map need new name for 2010-12-4-missisippi dataset which is more descriptive http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-10-22-louisiana-pointeauxchenes-deeplake/tms/openlayers.html doesn't load Contact list Jon Fong jfong@indiana.edu, re: Grand Isle State Park Don and Justin Blancher, re: Perdido Point and others USGS contact (via Brenda something) -- asked for formats, now we have 'em!	Revert
28	warren	August 31, 2011 00:33 \| about 13 years ago Planning for the upcoming Public Laboratory archive This project is being led by Jeff Warren* (website, design) and Stewart Long (data preparation)* The current status is: Up and running, comment system with geolocated comments is in the pipeline. Some zoom-level issues on OpenLayers maps. media plan (outreach) (liz) printed edition (see Posters project) search function “embed” Reach out to people involved in mapping, for "field notes" and those who may be able to use the data. Map Archive Outline and Backup Structure (Server and DVD) formats http://publiclaboratory.org/wiki/map-formats paths parent directory: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/site-name/date-year-month-day-state(or region)-city(or sub-region)-exact place name (optional) example http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/cambridge/2011-6-22-massachusetts-cambridge-mit-knightcivicmediaconference/ site root directory organization: README.txt - explanatory text file site-name.tif - Spherical mercator un-georeferenced Tiff image site-name-geotiff.tif - GeoTIFF is a public domain metadata standard which allows georeferencing information to be embedded within a TIFF file. site-name-geotiff.zip - DVDs will offer .zip compressed GeoTiffs to save disk space. site-name.jpg - full-resolution JPG based on the GeoTiff site-name-tms/ - a folder containing TMS folders and map tiles - TMS is a specification for storing and retrieving tiled mapping data. This will include an OpenLayers-based HTML viewer for reading/exploring it in a web browser. /raw - directory of original images site-name-raw.zip - archive of original images Example root directory for DVD: /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-raw.zip /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon.jpg /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-geotiff.zip /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-tif.zip /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-tms/ To do Raw data missing for: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-5-18-louisiana-chandeleur-psdswcu-east/, and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-7-22-louisiana-wilkinsonbay-east/ and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-18-mississippi-oceansprings/ http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-11-louisiana-lakeborgne/ Many/most map archive entries list a PREVIEW quality jpg in their JPG field; they ought to list a full-res JPG as generated by: http://publiclaboratory.org/wiki/gdal-commands Geotiff missing for point aux chenes map need new name for 2010-12-4-missisippi dataset which is more descriptive http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-10-22-louisiana-pointeauxchenes-deeplake/tms/openlayers.html doesn't load Contact list Jon Fong jfong@indiana.edu, re: Grand Isle State Park Don and Justin Blancher, re: Perdido Point and others USGS contact (via Brenda something) -- asked for formats, now we have 'em! Completed tasks * data compilation (an initial set) -- entering these into this page: http://publiclaboratory.org/maps * breadcrumbs back to main archive page * suggested uses (shannon?) * Front page * http://publiclaboratory.org/archive * http://publiclaboratory.org/maps is just a listing page * Featured map * Multi-column layout, maybe removing “discussions” to make space * “Request help mapping” box * “How to use this data” Older planning topics Architecture The 2 options are to have this be part of the Drupal site, which would be nice for code coherence, fewer platforms, and because the drupal site search would bring up datasets -- or as a Rails app, probably based on the MapMill.org site. We may want an editorial barrier between MapMill and this site, and this site will expand to include data beyond balloon mapping missions. So I (Jeff) vote for Drupal. I think we may need a Drupal developer for this stuff, longer term, as I cannot keep up with Drupal maintenance and development. OK, so we go with Drupal Drupal data model use nodes as layers: http://drupal.org/node/886994 Sites- one particular place mapping has been done short description in text field, link to Place contain missions (via tag) each site should have a page at /data/region-name/site-name or /data/site-name Missions (would be Maps, but must scale to other types of data) fields: tms kml jpg geotiff mbtiles google maps/openlayers viewer polygon capture date comments title extra fields; maybe we dont need to be able to sort on this; could just be a text area for all of them? Just trying to avoid a huge infrastructure if possible. link to ground photos (flickr, picasa) resolution mapmill link kite vs. balloon vs. plane? notes authors processors/stitchers/editors? field mappers each mission should have a page at /data/site-name/date Regions short description in text field, link to Place would say, based on Places, but gulf-coast? and other ones which don't have a persistent PLOTS presence, like wherecamp? we could have a "misc" region. This all could be tag based each region should have a page at /data/region-name URL scheme and contents for subpages: /data/gulf-coast/ = region listing of all sites from this region /data/region-name/site-name (from 2011-1-13-state-site-name format) all missions/trips for this site, with /data/gulf-coast/date Design Front page:#### a list and map of all data set sites listing sorted by recency, links to regions (gulf coast, gowanus) map with overlays of all data sets (or all checked data sets, or only for region pages) Search by all available fields... Misc MapBox for iPad, using gdal2mbtiles Android cached versions: OSMDroid instructions for using MobileAtlasCreatorhttp://code.google.com/p/osmdroid/wiki/MobileAtlasCreator - for creating cached versions MobileAtlasCreator: http://mobac.sourceforge.net/	Revert
27	warren	August 31, 2011 00:31 \| about 13 years ago Planning for the upcoming Public Laboratory archive This project is being led by Jeff Warren* (website, design) and Stewart Long (data preparation)* The current status is: Up and running, comment system with geolocated comments is in the pipeline. Some zoom-level issues on OpenLayers maps. media plan (outreach) (liz) printed edition (see Posters project) search function “embed” Reach out to people involved in mapping, for "field notes" and those who may be able to use the data. Map Archive Outline and Backup Structure (Server and DVD) formats http://publiclaboratory.org/wiki/map-formats paths parent directory: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/site-name/date-year-month-day-state(or region)-city(or sub-region)-exact place name (optional) example http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/cambridge/2011-6-22-massachusetts-cambridge-mit-knightcivicmediaconference/ site root directory organization: README.txt - explanatory text file site-name.tif - Spherical mercator un-georeferenced Tiff image site-name-geotiff.tif - GeoTIFF is a public domain metadata standard which allows georeferencing information to be embedded within a TIFF file. site-name-geotiff.zip - DVDs will offer .zip compressed GeoTiffs to save disk space. site-name.jpg - full-resolution JPG based on the GeoTiff site-name-tms/ - a folder containing TMS folders and map tiles - TMS is a specification for storing and retrieving tiled mapping data. This will include an OpenLayers-based HTML viewer for reading/exploring it in a web browser. /raw - directory of original images site-name-raw.zip - archive of original images Example root directory for DVD: /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-raw.zip /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon.jpg /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-geotiff.zip /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-tif.zip /2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon/2010-5-7-louisiana-portfourchon-tms/ To do Raw data missing for: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-5-18-louisiana-chandeleur-psdswcu-east/, and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-7-22-louisiana-wilkinsonbay-east/ and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-18-mississippi-oceansprings/ http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-11-louisiana-lakeborgne/ Many/most map archive entries list a PREVIEW quality jpg in their JPG field; they ought to list a full-res JPG as generated by: http://publiclaboratory.org/wiki/gdal-commands Geotiff missing for point aux chenes map need new name for 2010-12-4-missisippi dataset which is more descriptive http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-10-22-louisiana-pointeauxchenes-deeplake/tms/openlayers.html doesn't load Contact list Jon Fong jfong@indiana.edu, re: Grand Isle State Park Don and Justin Blancher, re: Perdido Point and others USGS contact (via Brenda something) -- asked for formats, now we have 'em! Completed tasks * data compilation (an initial set) -- entering these into this page: http://publiclaboratory.org/maps * breadcrumbs back to main archive page * suggested uses (shannon?) * Front page * http://publiclaboratory.org/archive * http://publiclaboratory.org/maps is just a listing page * Featured map * Multi-column layout, maybe removing “discussions” to make space * “Request help mapping” box * “How to use this data” Older planning topics Architecture The 2 options are to have this be part of the Drupal site, which would be nice for code coherence, fewer platforms, and because the drupal site search would bring up datasets -- or as a Rails app, probably based on the MapMill.org site. We may want an editorial barrier between MapMill and this site, and this site will expand to include data beyond balloon mapping missions. So I (Jeff) vote for Drupal. I think we may need a Drupal developer for this stuff, longer term, as I cannot keep up with Drupal maintenance and development. OK, so we go with Drupal Drupal data model use nodes as layers: http://drupal.org/node/886994 Sites- one particular place mapping has been done short description in text field, link to Place contain missions (via tag) each site should have a page at /data/region-name/site-name or /data/site-name Missions (would be Maps, but must scale to other types of data) fields: tms kml jpg geotiff mbtiles google maps/openlayers viewer polygon capture date comments title extra fields; maybe we dont need to be able to sort on this; could just be a text area for all of them? Just trying to avoid a huge infrastructure if possible. link to ground photos (flickr, picasa) resolution mapmill link kite vs. balloon vs. plane? notes authors processors/stitchers/editors? field mappers each mission should have a page at /data/site-name/date Regions short description in text field, link to Place would say, based on Places, but gulf-coast? and other ones which don't have a persistent PLOTS presence, like wherecamp? we could have a "misc" region. This all could be tag based each region should have a page at /data/region-name URL scheme and contents for subpages: /data/gulf-coast/ = region listing of all sites from this region /data/region-name/site-name (from 2011-1-13-state-site-name format) all missions/trips for this site, with /data/gulf-coast/date Design Front page:#### a list and map of all data set sites listing sorted by recency, links to regions (gulf coast, gowanus) map with overlays of all data sets (or all checked data sets, or only for region pages) Search by all available fields... Misc MapBox for iPad, using gdal2mbtiles Android cached versions: OSMDroid instructions for using MobileAtlasCreatorhttp://code.google.com/p/osmdroid/wiki/MobileAtlasCreator - for creating cached versions MobileAtlasCreator: http://mobac.sourceforge.net/	Revert
26	warren	August 31, 2011 00:20 \| about 13 years ago Planning for the upcoming Public Laboratory archive This project is being led by Jeff Warren* (website, design) and Stewart Long (data preparation)* The current status is: Up and running, comment system with geolocated comments is in the pipeline. Some zoom-level issues on OpenLayers maps. media plan (outreach) (liz) printed edition (see Posters project) search function “embed” Reach out to people involved in mapping, for "field notes" and those who may be able to use the data. Map Archive Outline and Backup Structure (Server and DVD) formats http://publiclaboratory.org/wiki/map-formats paths parent directory: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/site-name/date-year-month-day-state(or region)-city(or sub-region)-exact place name (optional) example http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/cambridge/2011-6-22-massachusetts-cambridge-mit-knightcivicmediaconference/ sub directories: /raw - directory of original images /jpg - compressed and or downsized version of the final map and ground images from the field work /geotiff - GeoTIFF is a public domain metadata standard which allows georeferencing information to be embedded within a TIFF file. DVDs will offer .zip compressed GeoTiffs to save disk space. /tms - a specification for storing and retrieving tiled mapping data. This will include an OpenLayers-based HTML viewer for reading/exploring it in a web browser. /tiff - finished mosaic before geoprocessing /zip - available archives To do Raw data missing for: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-5-18-louisiana-chandeleur-psdswcu-east/, and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-7-22-louisiana-wilkinsonbay-east/ and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-18-mississippi-oceansprings/ http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-11-louisiana-lakeborgne/ Many/most map archive entries list a PREVIEW quality jpg in their JPG field; they ought to list a full-res JPG as generated by: http://publiclaboratory.org/wiki/gdal-commands Geotiff missing for point aux chenes map need new name for 2010-12-4-missisippi dataset which is more descriptive http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-10-22-louisiana-pointeauxchenes-deeplake/tms/openlayers.html doesn't load Contact list Jon Fong jfong@indiana.edu, re: Grand Isle State Park Don and Justin Blancher, re: Perdido Point and others USGS contact (via Brenda something) -- asked for formats, now we have 'em! Completed tasks * data compilation (an initial set) -- entering these into this page: http://publiclaboratory.org/maps * breadcrumbs back to main archive page * suggested uses (shannon?) * Front page * http://publiclaboratory.org/archive * http://publiclaboratory.org/maps is just a listing page * Featured map * Multi-column layout, maybe removing “discussions” to make space * “Request help mapping” box * “How to use this data” Older planning topics Architecture The 2 options are to have this be part of the Drupal site, which would be nice for code coherence, fewer platforms, and because the drupal site search would bring up datasets -- or as a Rails app, probably based on the MapMill.org site. We may want an editorial barrier between MapMill and this site, and this site will expand to include data beyond balloon mapping missions. So I (Jeff) vote for Drupal. I think we may need a Drupal developer for this stuff, longer term, as I cannot keep up with Drupal maintenance and development. OK, so we go with Drupal Drupal data model use nodes as layers: http://drupal.org/node/886994 Sites- one particular place mapping has been done short description in text field, link to Place contain missions (via tag) each site should have a page at /data/region-name/site-name or /data/site-name Missions (would be Maps, but must scale to other types of data) fields: tms kml jpg geotiff mbtiles google maps/openlayers viewer polygon capture date comments title extra fields; maybe we dont need to be able to sort on this; could just be a text area for all of them? Just trying to avoid a huge infrastructure if possible. link to ground photos (flickr, picasa) resolution mapmill link kite vs. balloon vs. plane? notes authors processors/stitchers/editors? field mappers each mission should have a page at /data/site-name/date Regions short description in text field, link to Place would say, based on Places, but gulf-coast? and other ones which don't have a persistent PLOTS presence, like wherecamp? we could have a "misc" region. This all could be tag based each region should have a page at /data/region-name URL scheme and contents for subpages: /data/gulf-coast/ = region listing of all sites from this region /data/region-name/site-name (from 2011-1-13-state-site-name format) all missions/trips for this site, with /data/gulf-coast/date Design Front page:#### a list and map of all data set sites listing sorted by recency, links to regions (gulf coast, gowanus) map with overlays of all data sets (or all checked data sets, or only for region pages) Search by all available fields... Misc MapBox for iPad, using gdal2mbtiles Android cached versions: OSMDroid instructions for using MobileAtlasCreatorhttp://code.google.com/p/osmdroid/wiki/MobileAtlasCreator - for creating cached versions MobileAtlasCreator: http://mobac.sourceforge.net/	Revert
25	warren	August 30, 2011 23:49 \| about 13 years ago Planning for the upcoming Public Laboratory archive This project is being led by Jeff Warren* (website, design) and Stewart Long (data preparation)* The current status is: Up and running, comment system with geolocated comments is in the pipeline. Some zoom-level issues on OpenLayers maps. c media plan (outreach) (liz) printed edition (see Posters project) search function “embed” Reach out to people involved in mapping, for "field notes" and those who may be able to use the data. Map Archive Outline and Backup Structure (Server and DVD) formats http://publiclaboratory.org/wiki/map-formats paths parent directory: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/site-name/date-year-month-day-state(or region)-city(or sub-region)-exact place name (optional) example http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/cambridge/2011-6-22-massachusetts-cambridge-mit-knightcivicmediaconference/ sub directories: /raw - directory of original images /jpg - compressed and or downsized version of the final map and ground images from the field work /geotiff - GeoTIFF is a public domain metadata standard which allows georeferencing information to be embedded within a TIFF file. DVDs will offer .zip compressed GeoTiffs to save disk space. /tms - a specification for storing and retrieving tiled mapping data. This will include an OpenLayers-based HTML viewer for reading/exploring it in a web browser. /tiff - finished mosaic before geoprocessing /zip - available archives To do Raw data missing for: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-5-18-louisiana-chandeleur-psdswcu-east/, and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-7-22-louisiana-wilkinsonbay-east/ and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-18-mississippi-oceansprings/ http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-11-louisiana-lakeborgne/ Many/most map archive entries list a PREVIEW quality jpg in their JPG field; they ought to list a full-res JPG as generated by: http://publiclaboratory.org/wiki/gdal-commands Contact list Jon Fong jfong@indiana.edu, re: Grand Isle State Park Don and Justin Blancher, re: Perdido Point and others USGS contact (via Brenda something) -- asked for formats, now we have 'em! Completed tasks * data compilation (an initial set) -- entering these into this page: http://publiclaboratory.org/maps * breadcrumbs back to main archive page * suggested uses (shannon?) * Front page * http://publiclaboratory.org/archive * http://publiclaboratory.org/maps is just a listing page * Featured map * Multi-column layout, maybe removing “discussions” to make space * “Request help mapping” box * “How to use this data” Older planning topics Architecture The 2 options are to have this be part of the Drupal site, which would be nice for code coherence, fewer platforms, and because the drupal site search would bring up datasets -- or as a Rails app, probably based on the MapMill.org site. We may want an editorial barrier between MapMill and this site, and this site will expand to include data beyond balloon mapping missions. So I (Jeff) vote for Drupal. I think we may need a Drupal developer for this stuff, longer term, as I cannot keep up with Drupal maintenance and development. OK, so we go with Drupal Drupal data model use nodes as layers: http://drupal.org/node/886994 Sites- one particular place mapping has been done short description in text field, link to Place contain missions (via tag) each site should have a page at /data/region-name/site-name or /data/site-name Missions (would be Maps, but must scale to other types of data) fields: tms kml jpg geotiff mbtiles google maps/openlayers viewer polygon capture date comments title extra fields; maybe we dont need to be able to sort on this; could just be a text area for all of them? Just trying to avoid a huge infrastructure if possible. link to ground photos (flickr, picasa) resolution mapmill link kite vs. balloon vs. plane? notes authors processors/stitchers/editors? field mappers each mission should have a page at /data/site-name/date Regions short description in text field, link to Place would say, based on Places, but gulf-coast? and other ones which don't have a persistent PLOTS presence, like wherecamp? we could have a "misc" region. This all could be tag based each region should have a page at /data/region-name URL scheme and contents for subpages: /data/gulf-coast/ = region listing of all sites from this region /data/region-name/site-name (from 2011-1-13-state-site-name format) all missions/trips for this site, with /data/gulf-coast/date Design Front page:#### a list and map of all data set sites listing sorted by recency, links to regions (gulf coast, gowanus) map with overlays of all data sets (or all checked data sets, or only for region pages) Search by all available fields... Misc MapBox for iPad, using gdal2mbtiles Android cached versions: OSMDroid instructions for using MobileAtlasCreatorhttp://code.google.com/p/osmdroid/wiki/MobileAtlasCreator - for creating cached versions MobileAtlasCreator: http://mobac.sourceforge.net/	Revert
24	gonzoearth	August 30, 2011 01:54 \| about 13 years ago Planning for the upcoming Public Laboratory archive This project is being led by Jeff Warren* (website, design) and Stewart Long (data preparation)* The current status is: Up and running, comment system with geolocated comments is in the pipeline. Some zoom-level issues on OpenLayers maps. c media plan (outreach) (liz) printed edition (see Posters project) search function “embed” Reach out to people involved in mapping, for "field notes" and those who may be able to use the data. Map Archive Outline and Backup Structure(Server and DVD) formats http://publiclaboratory.org/wiki/map-formats paths parent directory: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/site-name/date-year-month-day-state(or region)-city(or sub-region)-exact place name (optional) example http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/cambridge/2011-6-22-massachusetts-cambridge-mit-knightcivicmediaconference/ sub directories: /raw - directory of original images /jpg - compressed and or downsized version of the final map and ground images from the field work /geotiff - GeoTIFF is a public domain metadata standard which allows georeferencing information to be embedded within a TIFF file /tms - a specification for storing and retrieving mapping data /tiff - finished mosaic before geoprocessing /zip - available archives no raw archive for: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-5-18-louisiana-chandeleur-psdswcu-east/, and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-7-22-louisiana-wilkinsonbay-east/ and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-18-mississippi-oceansprings/ http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-11-louisiana-lakeborgne/ Contact list Jon Fong jfong@indiana.edu, re: Grand Isle State Park Don and Justin Blancher, re: Perdido Point and others USGS contact (via Brenda something) -- asked for formats, now we have 'em! Completed tasks * data compilation (an initial set) -- entering these into this page: http://publiclaboratory.org/maps * breadcrumbs back to main archive page * suggested uses (shannon?) * Front page * http://publiclaboratory.org/archive * http://publiclaboratory.org/maps is just a listing page * Featured map * Multi-column layout, maybe removing “discussions” to make space * “Request help mapping” box * “How to use this data” Older planning topics Architecture The 2 options are to have this be part of the Drupal site, which would be nice for code coherence, fewer platforms, and because the drupal site search would bring up datasets -- or as a Rails app, probably based on the MapMill.org site. We may want an editorial barrier between MapMill and this site, and this site will expand to include data beyond balloon mapping missions. So I (Jeff) vote for Drupal. I think we may need a Drupal developer for this stuff, longer term, as I cannot keep up with Drupal maintenance and development. OK, so we go with Drupal Drupal data model use nodes as layers: http://drupal.org/node/886994 Sites- one particular place mapping has been done short description in text field, link to Place contain missions (via tag) each site should have a page at /data/region-name/site-name or /data/site-name Missions (would be Maps, but must scale to other types of data) fields: tms kml jpg geotiff mbtiles google maps/openlayers viewer polygon capture date comments title extra fields; maybe we dont need to be able to sort on this; could just be a text area for all of them? Just trying to avoid a huge infrastructure if possible. link to ground photos (flickr, picasa) resolution mapmill link kite vs. balloon vs. plane? notes authors processors/stitchers/editors? field mappers each mission should have a page at /data/site-name/date Regions short description in text field, link to Place would say, based on Places, but gulf-coast? and other ones which don't have a persistent PLOTS presence, like wherecamp? we could have a "misc" region. This all could be tag based each region should have a page at /data/region-name URL scheme and contents for subpages: /data/gulf-coast/ = region listing of all sites from this region /data/region-name/site-name (from 2011-1-13-state-site-name format) all missions/trips for this site, with /data/gulf-coast/date Design Front page:#### a list and map of all data set sites listing sorted by recency, links to regions (gulf coast, gowanus) map with overlays of all data sets (or all checked data sets, or only for region pages) Search by all available fields... Misc MapBox for iPad, using gdal2mbtiles Android cached versions: OSMDroid instructions for using MobileAtlasCreatorhttp://code.google.com/p/osmdroid/wiki/MobileAtlasCreator - for creating cached versions MobileAtlasCreator: http://mobac.sourceforge.net/	Revert
23	gonzoearth	August 30, 2011 01:53 \| about 13 years ago Planning for the upcoming Public Laboratory archive This project is being led by Jeff Warren* (website, design) and Stewart Long (data preparation)* The current status is: Up and running, comment system with geolocated comments is in the pipeline. Some zoom-level issues on OpenLayers maps. c media plan (outreach) (liz) printed edition (see Posters project) search function “embed” Reach out to people involved in mapping, for "field notes" and those who may be able to use the data. Map Archive Outline and Backup Structure(Server and DVD) formats paths parent directory: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/site-name/date-year-month-day-state(or region)-city(or sub-region)-exact place name (optional) example http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/cambridge/2011-6-22-massachusetts-cambridge-mit-knightcivicmediaconference/ sub directories: /raw - directory of original images /jpg - compressed and or downsized version of the final map and ground images from the field work /geotiff - GeoTIFF is a public domain metadata standard which allows georeferencing information to be embedded within a TIFF file /tms - a specification for storing and retrieving mapping data /tiff - finished mosaic before geoprocessing /zip - available archives no raw archive for: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-5-18-louisiana-chandeleur-psdswcu-east/, and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-7-22-louisiana-wilkinsonbay-east/ and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-18-mississippi-oceansprings/ http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-11-louisiana-lakeborgne/ Contact list Jon Fong jfong@indiana.edu, re: Grand Isle State Park Don and Justin Blancher, re: Perdido Point and others USGS contact (via Brenda something) -- asked for formats, now we have 'em! Completed tasks * data compilation (an initial set) -- entering these into this page: http://publiclaboratory.org/maps * breadcrumbs back to main archive page * suggested uses (shannon?) * Front page * http://publiclaboratory.org/archive * http://publiclaboratory.org/maps is just a listing page * Featured map * Multi-column layout, maybe removing “discussions” to make space * “Request help mapping” box * “How to use this data” Older planning topics Architecture The 2 options are to have this be part of the Drupal site, which would be nice for code coherence, fewer platforms, and because the drupal site search would bring up datasets -- or as a Rails app, probably based on the MapMill.org site. We may want an editorial barrier between MapMill and this site, and this site will expand to include data beyond balloon mapping missions. So I (Jeff) vote for Drupal. I think we may need a Drupal developer for this stuff, longer term, as I cannot keep up with Drupal maintenance and development. OK, so we go with Drupal Drupal data model use nodes as layers: http://drupal.org/node/886994 Sites- one particular place mapping has been done short description in text field, link to Place contain missions (via tag) each site should have a page at /data/region-name/site-name or /data/site-name Missions (would be Maps, but must scale to other types of data) fields: tms kml jpg geotiff mbtiles google maps/openlayers viewer polygon capture date comments title extra fields; maybe we dont need to be able to sort on this; could just be a text area for all of them? Just trying to avoid a huge infrastructure if possible. link to ground photos (flickr, picasa) resolution mapmill link kite vs. balloon vs. plane? notes authors processors/stitchers/editors? field mappers each mission should have a page at /data/site-name/date Regions short description in text field, link to Place would say, based on Places, but gulf-coast? and other ones which don't have a persistent PLOTS presence, like wherecamp? we could have a "misc" region. This all could be tag based each region should have a page at /data/region-name URL scheme and contents for subpages: /data/gulf-coast/ = region listing of all sites from this region /data/region-name/site-name (from 2011-1-13-state-site-name format) all missions/trips for this site, with /data/gulf-coast/date Design Front page:#### a list and map of all data set sites listing sorted by recency, links to regions (gulf coast, gowanus) map with overlays of all data sets (or all checked data sets, or only for region pages) Search by all available fields... Misc MapBox for iPad, using gdal2mbtiles Android cached versions: OSMDroid instructions for using MobileAtlasCreatorhttp://code.google.com/p/osmdroid/wiki/MobileAtlasCreator - for creating cached versions MobileAtlasCreator: http://mobac.sourceforge.net/	Revert
22	gonzoearth	August 30, 2011 01:51 \| about 13 years ago Planning for the upcoming Public Laboratory archive This project is being led by Jeff Warren* (website, design) and Stewart Long (data preparation)* The current status is: Up and running, comment system with geolocated comments is in the pipeline. Some zoom-level issues on OpenLayers maps. c media plan (outreach) (liz) printed edition (see Posters project) search function “embed” Reach out to people involved in mapping, for "field notes" and those who may be able to use the data. Map Archive Outline and Backup Structure(Server and DVD) formats paths* parent directory: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/site-name/date-year-month-day-state(or region)-city(or sub-region)-exact place name (optional) example http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/cambridge/2011-6-22-massachusetts-cambridge-mit-knightcivicmediaconference/ sub directories: /raw - directory of original images /jpg - compressed and or downsized version of the final map and ground images from the field work /geotiff - GeoTIFF is a public domain metadata standard which allows georeferencing information to be embedded within a TIFF file /tms - a specification for storing and retrieving mapping data /tiff - finished mosaic before geoprocessing /zip - available archives no raw archive for: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-5-18-louisiana-chandeleur-psdswcu-east/, and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-7-22-louisiana-wilkinsonbay-east/ and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-18-mississippi-oceansprings/ http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-11-louisiana-lakeborgne/ Contact list* Jon Fong jfong@indiana.edu, re: Grand Isle State Park Don and Justin Blancher, re: Perdido Point and others USGS contact (via Brenda something) -- asked for formats, now we have 'em! Completed tasks * data compilation (an initial set) -- entering these into this page: http://publiclaboratory.org/maps * breadcrumbs back to main archive page * suggested uses (shannon?) * Front page * http://publiclaboratory.org/archive * http://publiclaboratory.org/maps is just a listing page * Featured map * Multi-column layout, maybe removing “discussions” to make space * “Request help mapping” box * “How to use this data” Older planning topics Architecture The 2 options are to have this be part of the Drupal site, which would be nice for code coherence, fewer platforms, and because the drupal site search would bring up datasets -- or as a Rails app, probably based on the MapMill.org site. We may want an editorial barrier between MapMill and this site, and this site will expand to include data beyond balloon mapping missions. So I (Jeff) vote for Drupal. I think we may need a Drupal developer for this stuff, longer term, as I cannot keep up with Drupal maintenance and development. OK, so we go with Drupal Drupal data model use nodes as layers: http://drupal.org/node/886994 Sites- one particular place mapping has been done short description in text field, link to Place contain missions (via tag) each site should have a page at /data/region-name/site-name or /data/site-name Missions (would be Maps, but must scale to other types of data) fields: tms kml jpg geotiff mbtiles google maps/openlayers viewer polygon capture date comments title extra fields; maybe we dont need to be able to sort on this; could just be a text area for all of them? Just trying to avoid a huge infrastructure if possible. link to ground photos (flickr, picasa) resolution mapmill link kite vs. balloon vs. plane? notes authors processors/stitchers/editors? field mappers each mission should have a page at /data/site-name/date Regions short description in text field, link to Place would say, based on Places, but gulf-coast? and other ones which don't have a persistent PLOTS presence, like wherecamp? we could have a "misc" region. This all could be tag based each region should have a page at /data/region-name URL scheme and contents for subpages: /data/gulf-coast/ = region listing of all sites from this region /data/region-name/site-name (from 2011-1-13-state-site-name format) all missions/trips for this site, with /data/gulf-coast/date Design Front page:#### a list and map of all data set sites listing sorted by recency, links to regions (gulf coast, gowanus) map with overlays of all data sets (or all checked data sets, or only for region pages) Search by all available fields... Misc MapBox for iPad, using gdal2mbtiles Android cached versions: OSMDroid instructions for using MobileAtlasCreatorhttp://code.google.com/p/osmdroid/wiki/MobileAtlasCreator - for creating cached versions MobileAtlasCreator: http://mobac.sourceforge.net/	Revert
21	warren	June 06, 2011 18:37 \| over 13 years ago Planning for the upcoming Public Laboratory archive This project is being led by Jeff Warren* (website, design) and Stewart Long (data preparation)* The current status is: Up and running, comment system with geolocated comments is in the pipeline. Some zoom-level issues on OpenLayers maps. Checklist media plan (outreach) (liz) printed edition (see Posters project) search function “embed” Reach out to people involved in mapping, for "field notes" and those who may be able to use the data. Lower priority: no raw archive for: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-5-18-louisiana-chandeleur-psdswcu-east/, and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-7-22-louisiana-wilkinsonbay-east/ and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-18-mississippi-oceansprings/ http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-11-louisiana-lakeborgne/ Contact list Jon Fong jfong@indiana.edu, re: Grand Isle State Park Don and Justin Blancher, re: Perdido Point and others USGS contact (via Brenda something) -- asked for formats, now we have 'em! Completed tasks * data compilation (an initial set) -- entering these into this page: http://publiclaboratory.org/maps * breadcrumbs back to main archive page * suggested uses (shannon?) * Front page * http://publiclaboratory.org/archive * http://publiclaboratory.org/maps is just a listing page * Featured map * Multi-column layout, maybe removing “discussions” to make space * “Request help mapping” box * “How to use this data” Older planning topics Architecture The 2 options are to have this be part of the Drupal site, which would be nice for code coherence, fewer platforms, and because the drupal site search would bring up datasets -- or as a Rails app, probably based on the MapMill.org site. We may want an editorial barrier between MapMill and this site, and this site will expand to include data beyond balloon mapping missions. So I (Jeff) vote for Drupal. I think we may need a Drupal developer for this stuff, longer term, as I cannot keep up with Drupal maintenance and development. OK, so we go with Drupal Drupal data model use nodes as layers: http://drupal.org/node/886994 Sites- one particular place mapping has been done short description in text field, link to Place contain missions (via tag) each site should have a page at /data/region-name/site-name or /data/site-name Missions (would be Maps, but must scale to other types of data) fields: tms kml jpg geotiff mbtiles google maps/openlayers viewer polygon capture date comments title extra fields; maybe we dont need to be able to sort on this; could just be a text area for all of them? Just trying to avoid a huge infrastructure if possible. link to ground photos (flickr, picasa) resolution mapmill link kite vs. balloon vs. plane? notes authors processors/stitchers/editors? field mappers each mission should have a page at /data/site-name/date Regions short description in text field, link to Place would say, based on Places, but gulf-coast? and other ones which don't have a persistent PLOTS presence, like wherecamp? we could have a "misc" region. This all could be tag based each region should have a page at /data/region-name URL scheme and contents for subpages: /data/gulf-coast/ = region listing of all sites from this region /data/region-name/site-name (from 2011-1-13-state-site-name format) all missions/trips for this site, with /data/gulf-coast/date Design Front page:#### a list and map of all data set sites listing sorted by recency, links to regions (gulf coast, gowanus) map with overlays of all data sets (or all checked data sets, or only for region pages) Search by all available fields... Misc MapBox for iPad, using gdal2mbtiles Android cached versions: OSMDroid instructions for using MobileAtlasCreatorhttp://code.google.com/p/osmdroid/wiki/MobileAtlasCreator - for creating cached versions MobileAtlasCreator: http://mobac.sourceforge.net/	Revert
20	warren	June 06, 2011 14:42 \| over 13 years ago Planning for the upcoming Public Laboratory archive This project is being led by Jeff Warren* (website, design) and Stewart Long (data preparation)* The current status is: Up and running, comment system with geolocated comments is in the pipeline. Some zoom-level issues on OpenLayers maps. Checklist media plan (outreach) (liz) printed edition (see Posters project) search function “embed” Reach out to people involved in mapping, for "field notes" and those who may be able to use the data. Lower priority: data compilation (an initial set) -- entering these into this page: http://publiclaboratory.org/maps no raw archive for: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-5-18-louisiana-chandeleur-psdswcu-east/, and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-7-22-louisiana-wilkinsonbay-east/ and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-18-mississippi-oceansprings/ http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-11-louisiana-lakeborgne/ Contact list Jon Fong jfong@indiana.edu, re: Grand Isle State Park Don and Justin Blancher, re: Perdido Point and others USGS contact (via Brenda something) -- asked for formats, now we have 'em! Completed tasks * breadcrumbs back to main archive page * suggested uses (shannon?) * Front page * http://publiclaboratory.org/archive * http://publiclaboratory.org/maps is just a listing page * Featured map * Multi-column layout, maybe removing “discussions” to make space * “Request help mapping” box * “How to use this data” Older planning topics Architecture The 2 options are to have this be part of the Drupal site, which would be nice for code coherence, fewer platforms, and because the drupal site search would bring up datasets -- or as a Rails app, probably based on the MapMill.org site. We may want an editorial barrier between MapMill and this site, and this site will expand to include data beyond balloon mapping missions. So I (Jeff) vote for Drupal. I think we may need a Drupal developer for this stuff, longer term, as I cannot keep up with Drupal maintenance and development. OK, so we go with Drupal Drupal data model use nodes as layers: http://drupal.org/node/886994 Sites- one particular place mapping has been done short description in text field, link to Place contain missions (via tag) each site should have a page at /data/region-name/site-name or /data/site-name Missions (would be Maps, but must scale to other types of data) fields: tms kml jpg geotiff mbtiles google maps/openlayers viewer polygon capture date comments title extra fields; maybe we dont need to be able to sort on this; could just be a text area for all of them? Just trying to avoid a huge infrastructure if possible. link to ground photos (flickr, picasa) resolution mapmill link kite vs. balloon vs. plane? notes authors processors/stitchers/editors? field mappers each mission should have a page at /data/site-name/date Regions short description in text field, link to Place would say, based on Places, but gulf-coast? and other ones which don't have a persistent PLOTS presence, like wherecamp? we could have a "misc" region. This all could be tag based each region should have a page at /data/region-name URL scheme and contents for subpages: /data/gulf-coast/ = region listing of all sites from this region /data/region-name/site-name (from 2011-1-13-state-site-name format) all missions/trips for this site, with /data/gulf-coast/date Design Front page:#### a list and map of all data set sites listing sorted by recency, links to regions (gulf coast, gowanus) map with overlays of all data sets (or all checked data sets, or only for region pages) Search by all available fields... Misc MapBox for iPad, using gdal2mbtiles Android cached versions: OSMDroid instructions for using MobileAtlasCreatorhttp://code.google.com/p/osmdroid/wiki/MobileAtlasCreator - for creating cached versions MobileAtlasCreator: http://mobac.sourceforge.net/	Revert
19	warren	May 25, 2011 21:42 \| over 13 years ago Planning for the upcoming Public Laboratory archive This project is being led by Jeff Warren* (website, design) and Stewart Long (data preparation)* The current status is: collating and converting map data and developing a front-page for context and introduction, and a search function Checklist breadcrumbs back to main archive page media plan (outreach) (liz) suggested uses (shannon?) printed edition (see Posters project) Front page http://publiclaboratory.org/archive http://publiclaboratory.org/maps is just a listing page Featured map Multi-column layout, maybe removing “discussions” to make space “Request help mapping” box search function “embed” “How to use this data” Reach out to people involved in mapping, for "field notes" and those who may be able to use the data. Lower priority: data compilation (an initial set) -- entering these into this page: http://publiclaboratory.org/maps no raw archive for: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-5-18-louisiana-chandeleur-psdswcu-east/, and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-7-22-louisiana-wilkinsonbay-east/ and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-18-mississippi-oceansprings/ http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-11-louisiana-lakeborgne/ Contact list Jon Fong jfong@indiana.edu, re: Grand Isle State Park Don and Justin Blancher, re: Perdido Point and others USGS contact (via Brenda something) -- asked for formats, now we have 'em! Older planning topics Architecture The 2 options are to have this be part of the Drupal site, which would be nice for code coherence, fewer platforms, and because the drupal site search would bring up datasets -- or as a Rails app, probably based on the MapMill.org site. We may want an editorial barrier between MapMill and this site, and this site will expand to include data beyond balloon mapping missions. So I (Jeff) vote for Drupal. I think we may need a Drupal developer for this stuff, longer term, as I cannot keep up with Drupal maintenance and development. OK, so we go with Drupal Drupal data model use nodes as layers: http://drupal.org/node/886994 Sites- one particular place mapping has been done short description in text field, link to Place contain missions (via tag) each site should have a page at /data/region-name/site-name or /data/site-name Missions (would be Maps, but must scale to other types of data) fields: tms kml jpg geotiff mbtiles google maps/openlayers viewer polygon capture date comments title extra fields; maybe we dont need to be able to sort on this; could just be a text area for all of them? Just trying to avoid a huge infrastructure if possible. link to ground photos (flickr, picasa) resolution mapmill link kite vs. balloon vs. plane? notes authors processors/stitchers/editors? field mappers each mission should have a page at /data/site-name/date Regions short description in text field, link to Place would say, based on Places, but gulf-coast? and other ones which don't have a persistent PLOTS presence, like wherecamp? we could have a "misc" region. This all could be tag based each region should have a page at /data/region-name URL scheme and contents for subpages: /data/gulf-coast/ = region listing of all sites from this region /data/region-name/site-name (from 2011-1-13-state-site-name format) all missions/trips for this site, with /data/gulf-coast/date Design Front page:#### a list and map of all data set sites listing sorted by recency, links to regions (gulf coast, gowanus) map with overlays of all data sets (or all checked data sets, or only for region pages) Search by all available fields... Misc MapBox for iPad, using gdal2mbtiles Android cached versions: OSMDroid instructions for using MobileAtlasCreatorhttp://code.google.com/p/osmdroid/wiki/MobileAtlasCreator - for creating cached versions MobileAtlasCreator: http://mobac.sourceforge.net/	Revert
18	warren	May 25, 2011 20:06 \| over 13 years ago Planning for the upcoming Public Laboratory archive This project is being led by Jeff Warren* (website, design) and Stewart Long (data preparation)* The current status is: collating and converting map data and developing a front-page for context and introduction, and a search function Checklist media plan (outreach) (liz) suggested uses (shannon?) printed edition (see Posters project) Front page http://publiclaboratory.org/archive http://publiclaboratory.org/maps is just a listing page Featured map Multi-column layout, maybe removing “discussions” to make space “Request help mapping” box search function “embed” “How to use this data” Reach out to people involved in mapping, for "field notes" and those who may be able to use the data. Lower priority: data compilation (an initial set) -- entering these into this page: http://publiclaboratory.org/maps no raw archive for: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-5-18-louisiana-chandeleur-psdswcu-east/, and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-7-22-louisiana-wilkinsonbay-east/ and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-18-mississippi-oceansprings/ http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-11-louisiana-lakeborgne/ Contact list Jon Fong jfong@indiana.edu, re: Grand Isle State Park Don and Justin Blancher, re: Perdido Point and others USGS contact (via Brenda something) -- asked for formats, now we have 'em! Older planning topics Architecture The 2 options are to have this be part of the Drupal site, which would be nice for code coherence, fewer platforms, and because the drupal site search would bring up datasets -- or as a Rails app, probably based on the MapMill.org site. We may want an editorial barrier between MapMill and this site, and this site will expand to include data beyond balloon mapping missions. So I (Jeff) vote for Drupal. I think we may need a Drupal developer for this stuff, longer term, as I cannot keep up with Drupal maintenance and development. OK, so we go with Drupal Drupal data model use nodes as layers: http://drupal.org/node/886994 Sites- one particular place mapping has been done short description in text field, link to Place contain missions (via tag) each site should have a page at /data/region-name/site-name or /data/site-name Missions (would be Maps, but must scale to other types of data) fields: tms kml jpg geotiff mbtiles google maps/openlayers viewer polygon capture date comments title extra fields; maybe we dont need to be able to sort on this; could just be a text area for all of them? Just trying to avoid a huge infrastructure if possible. link to ground photos (flickr, picasa) resolution mapmill link kite vs. balloon vs. plane? notes authors processors/stitchers/editors? field mappers each mission should have a page at /data/site-name/date Regions short description in text field, link to Place would say, based on Places, but gulf-coast? and other ones which don't have a persistent PLOTS presence, like wherecamp? we could have a "misc" region. This all could be tag based each region should have a page at /data/region-name URL scheme and contents for subpages: /data/gulf-coast/ = region listing of all sites from this region /data/region-name/site-name (from 2011-1-13-state-site-name format) all missions/trips for this site, with /data/gulf-coast/date Design Front page:#### a list and map of all data set sites listing sorted by recency, links to regions (gulf coast, gowanus) map with overlays of all data sets (or all checked data sets, or only for region pages) Search by all available fields... Misc MapBox for iPad, using gdal2mbtiles Android cached versions: OSMDroid instructions for using MobileAtlasCreatorhttp://code.google.com/p/osmdroid/wiki/MobileAtlasCreator - for creating cached versions MobileAtlasCreator: http://mobac.sourceforge.net/	Revert
17	warren	May 25, 2011 20:05 \| over 13 years ago Planning for the upcoming Public Laboratory archive This project is being led by Jeff Warren* (website, design) and Stewart Long (data preparation)* The current status is: collating and converting map data and developing a front-page for context and introduction, and a search function Checklist media plan (outreach) (liz) suggested uses (shannon?) printed edition (see Posters project) Front page http://publiclaboratory.org/archive http://publiclaboratory.org/maps is just a listing page Featured map Multi-column layout, maybe removing “discussions” to make space “Request help mapping” box search function “embed” “How to use this data” Reach out to people involved in mapping, for "field notes" and those who may be able to use the data. Lower priority: data compilation (an initial set) -- entering these into this page: http://publiclaboratory.org/maps no raw archive for: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-5-18-louisiana-chandeleur-psdswcu-east/, and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-7-22-louisiana-wilkinsonbay-east/ and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-18-mississippi-oceansprings/ http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-11-louisiana-lakeborgne/ Contact list Jon Fong jfong@indiana.edu, re: Grand Isle State Park Don and Justin Blancher, re: Perdido Point and others Older planning topics Architecture The 2 options are to have this be part of the Drupal site, which would be nice for code coherence, fewer platforms, and because the drupal site search would bring up datasets -- or as a Rails app, probably based on the MapMill.org site. We may want an editorial barrier between MapMill and this site, and this site will expand to include data beyond balloon mapping missions. So I (Jeff) vote for Drupal. I think we may need a Drupal developer for this stuff, longer term, as I cannot keep up with Drupal maintenance and development. OK, so we go with Drupal Drupal data model use nodes as layers: http://drupal.org/node/886994 Sites- one particular place mapping has been done short description in text field, link to Place contain missions (via tag) each site should have a page at /data/region-name/site-name or /data/site-name Missions (would be Maps, but must scale to other types of data) fields: tms kml jpg geotiff mbtiles google maps/openlayers viewer polygon capture date comments title extra fields; maybe we dont need to be able to sort on this; could just be a text area for all of them? Just trying to avoid a huge infrastructure if possible. link to ground photos (flickr, picasa) resolution mapmill link kite vs. balloon vs. plane? notes authors processors/stitchers/editors? field mappers each mission should have a page at /data/site-name/date Regions short description in text field, link to Place would say, based on Places, but gulf-coast? and other ones which don't have a persistent PLOTS presence, like wherecamp? we could have a "misc" region. This all could be tag based each region should have a page at /data/region-name URL scheme and contents for subpages: /data/gulf-coast/ = region listing of all sites from this region /data/region-name/site-name (from 2011-1-13-state-site-name format) all missions/trips for this site, with /data/gulf-coast/date Design Front page:#### a list and map of all data set sites listing sorted by recency, links to regions (gulf coast, gowanus) map with overlays of all data sets (or all checked data sets, or only for region pages) Search by all available fields... Misc MapBox for iPad, using gdal2mbtiles Android cached versions: OSMDroid instructions for using MobileAtlasCreatorhttp://code.google.com/p/osmdroid/wiki/MobileAtlasCreator - for creating cached versions MobileAtlasCreator: http://mobac.sourceforge.net/	Revert
16	warren	May 25, 2011 20:03 \| over 13 years ago Planning for the upcoming Public Laboratory archive This project is being led by Jeff Warren* (website, design) and Stewart Long (data preparation)* The current status is: collating and converting map data and developing a front-page for context and introduction, and a search function Checklist media plan (outreach) (liz) suggested uses (shannon?) printed edition (see Posters project) Front page http://publiclaboratory.org/archive http://publiclaboratory.org/maps is just a listing page Featured map Multi-column layout, maybe removing “discussions” to make space “Request help mapping” box search function “embed” “How to use this data” Lower priority: data compilation (an initial set) -- entering these into this page: http://publiclaboratory.org/maps no raw archive for: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-5-18-louisiana-chandeleur-psdswcu-east/, and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-7-22-louisiana-wilkinsonbay-east/ and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-18-mississippi-oceansprings/ http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-11-louisiana-lakeborgne/ Older planning topics Architecture The 2 options are to have this be part of the Drupal site, which would be nice for code coherence, fewer platforms, and because the drupal site search would bring up datasets -- or as a Rails app, probably based on the MapMill.org site. We may want an editorial barrier between MapMill and this site, and this site will expand to include data beyond balloon mapping missions. So I (Jeff) vote for Drupal. I think we may need a Drupal developer for this stuff, longer term, as I cannot keep up with Drupal maintenance and development. OK, so we go with Drupal Drupal data model use nodes as layers: http://drupal.org/node/886994 Sites- one particular place mapping has been done short description in text field, link to Place contain missions (via tag) each site should have a page at /data/region-name/site-name or /data/site-name Missions (would be Maps, but must scale to other types of data) fields: tms kml jpg geotiff mbtiles google maps/openlayers viewer polygon capture date comments title extra fields; maybe we dont need to be able to sort on this; could just be a text area for all of them? Just trying to avoid a huge infrastructure if possible. link to ground photos (flickr, picasa) resolution mapmill link kite vs. balloon vs. plane? notes authors processors/stitchers/editors? field mappers each mission should have a page at /data/site-name/date Regions short description in text field, link to Place would say, based on Places, but gulf-coast? and other ones which don't have a persistent PLOTS presence, like wherecamp? we could have a "misc" region. This all could be tag based each region should have a page at /data/region-name URL scheme and contents for subpages: /data/gulf-coast/ = region listing of all sites from this region /data/region-name/site-name (from 2011-1-13-state-site-name format) all missions/trips for this site, with /data/gulf-coast/date Design Front page:#### a list and map of all data set sites listing sorted by recency, links to regions (gulf coast, gowanus) map with overlays of all data sets (or all checked data sets, or only for region pages) Search by all available fields... Misc MapBox for iPad, using gdal2mbtiles Android cached versions: OSMDroid instructions for using MobileAtlasCreatorhttp://code.google.com/p/osmdroid/wiki/MobileAtlasCreator - for creating cached versions MobileAtlasCreator: http://mobac.sourceforge.net/	Revert
15	warren	May 20, 2011 02:49 \| over 13 years ago Planning for the upcoming Data.PublicLaboratory.org site This project is being led by Jeff Warren* (website, design) and Stewart Long (data preparation)* The current status is: collating and converting map data and developing a front-page for context and introduction, and a search function Checklist data compilation (an initial set) -- entering these into this page: http://publiclaboratory.org/maps media plan (outreach) (liz) suggested uses (shannon?) printed edition (see Posters project) no raw archive for: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-5-18-louisiana-chandeleur-psdswcu-east/, and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-7-22-louisiana-wilkinsonbay-east/ and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-18-mississippi-oceansprings/ http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-11-louisiana-lakeborgne/ Older planning topics Architecture The 2 options are to have this be part of the Drupal site, which would be nice for code coherence, fewer platforms, and because the drupal site search would bring up datasets -- or as a Rails app, probably based on the MapMill.org site. We may want an editorial barrier between MapMill and this site, and this site will expand to include data beyond balloon mapping missions. So I (Jeff) vote for Drupal. I think we may need a Drupal developer for this stuff, longer term, as I cannot keep up with Drupal maintenance and development. OK, so we go with Drupal Drupal data model use nodes as layers: http://drupal.org/node/886994 Sites- one particular place mapping has been done short description in text field, link to Place contain missions (via tag) each site should have a page at /data/region-name/site-name or /data/site-name Missions (would be Maps, but must scale to other types of data) fields: tms kml jpg geotiff mbtiles google maps/openlayers viewer polygon capture date comments title extra fields; maybe we dont need to be able to sort on this; could just be a text area for all of them? Just trying to avoid a huge infrastructure if possible. link to ground photos (flickr, picasa) resolution mapmill link kite vs. balloon vs. plane? notes authors processors/stitchers/editors? field mappers each mission should have a page at /data/site-name/date Regions short description in text field, link to Place would say, based on Places, but gulf-coast? and other ones which don't have a persistent PLOTS presence, like wherecamp? we could have a "misc" region. This all could be tag based each region should have a page at /data/region-name URL scheme and contents for subpages: /data/gulf-coast/ = region listing of all sites from this region /data/region-name/site-name (from 2011-1-13-state-site-name format) all missions/trips for this site, with /data/gulf-coast/date Design Front page:#### a list and map of all data set sites listing sorted by recency, links to regions (gulf coast, gowanus) map with overlays of all data sets (or all checked data sets, or only for region pages) Search by all available fields... Misc MapBox for iPad, using gdal2mbtiles Android cached versions: OSMDroid instructions for using MobileAtlasCreatorhttp://code.google.com/p/osmdroid/wiki/MobileAtlasCreator - for creating cached versions MobileAtlasCreator: http://mobac.sourceforge.net/	Revert
14	warren	May 19, 2011 20:43 \| over 13 years ago Planning for the upcoming Data.PublicLaboratory.org site This project is being led by Jeff Warren* (website, design) and Stewart Long (data preparation)* The current status is: collating and converting map data and developing a front-page for context and introduction, and a search function Checklist data compilation (an initial set) -- entering these into this page: http://publiclaboratory.org/maps media plan (outreach) (liz) suggested uses (shannon?) printed edition (see Posters project) no raw archive for: http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-5-18-louisiana-chandeleur-psdswcu-east/, and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-7-22-louisiana-wilkinsonbay-east/ and siblings http://archive.publiclaboratory.org/gulf-coast/2010-6-18-mississippi-oceansprings/ Older planning topics Architecture The 2 options are to have this be part of the Drupal site, which would be nice for code coherence, fewer platforms, and because the drupal site search would bring up datasets -- or as a Rails app, probably based on the MapMill.org site. We may want an editorial barrier between MapMill and this site, and this site will expand to include data beyond balloon mapping missions. So I (Jeff) vote for Drupal. I think we may need a Drupal developer for this stuff, longer term, as I cannot keep up with Drupal maintenance and development. OK, so we go with Drupal Drupal data model use nodes as layers: http://drupal.org/node/886994 Sites- one particular place mapping has been done short description in text field, link to Place contain missions (via tag) each site should have a page at /data/region-name/site-name or /data/site-name Missions (would be Maps, but must scale to other types of data) fields: tms kml jpg geotiff mbtiles google maps/openlayers viewer polygon capture date comments title extra fields; maybe we dont need to be able to sort on this; could just be a text area for all of them? Just trying to avoid a huge infrastructure if possible. link to ground photos (flickr, picasa) resolution mapmill link kite vs. balloon vs. plane? notes authors processors/stitchers/editors? field mappers each mission should have a page at /data/site-name/date Regions short description in text field, link to Place would say, based on Places, but gulf-coast? and other ones which don't have a persistent PLOTS presence, like wherecamp? we could have a "misc" region. This all could be tag based each region should have a page at /data/region-name URL scheme and contents for subpages: /data/gulf-coast/ = region listing of all sites from this region /data/region-name/site-name (from 2011-1-13-state-site-name format) all missions/trips for this site, with /data/gulf-coast/date Design Front page:#### a list and map of all data set sites listing sorted by recency, links to regions (gulf coast, gowanus) map with overlays of all data sets (or all checked data sets, or only for region pages) Search by all available fields... Misc MapBox for iPad, using gdal2mbtiles Android cached versions: OSMDroid instructions for using MobileAtlasCreatorhttp://code.google.com/p/osmdroid/wiki/MobileAtlasCreator - for creating cached versions MobileAtlasCreator: http://mobac.sourceforge.net/	Revert
13	warren	May 19, 2011 17:27 \| over 13 years ago ##Planning for the upcoming Data.PublicLaboratory.org site## This project is being led by Jeff Warren* (website, design) and Stewart Long (data preparation)* The current status is: collating and converting map data and developing a front-page for context and introduction, and a search function [toc] Checklist data compilation (an initial set) -- entering these into this page: http://publiclaboratory.org/maps media plan (outreach) (liz) suggested uses (shannon?) printed edition (see Posters project) Older planning topics Architecture The 2 options are to have this be part of the Drupal site, which would be nice for code coherence, fewer platforms, and because the drupal site search would bring up datasets -- or as a Rails app, probably based on the MapMill.org site. We may want an editorial barrier between MapMill and this site, and this site will expand to include data beyond balloon mapping missions. So I (Jeff) vote for Drupal. I think we may need a Drupal developer for this stuff, longer term, as I cannot keep up with Drupal maintenance and development. OK, so we go with Drupal Drupal data model use nodes as layers: http://drupal.org/node/886994 Sites- one particular place mapping has been done short description in text field, link to Place contain missions (via tag) each site should have a page at /data/region-name/site-name or /data/site-name Missions (would be Maps, but must scale to other types of data) fields: tms kml jpg geotiff mbtiles google maps/openlayers viewer polygon capture date comments title extra fields; maybe we dont need to be able to sort on this; could just be a text area for all of them? Just trying to avoid a huge infrastructure if possible. link to ground photos (flickr, picasa) resolution mapmill link kite vs. balloon vs. plane? notes authors processors/stitchers/editors? field mappers each mission should have a page at /data/site-name/date Regions short description in text field, link to Place would say, based on Places, but gulf-coast? and other ones which don't have a persistent PLOTS presence, like wherecamp? we could have a "misc" region. This all could be tag based each region should have a page at /data/region-name URL scheme and contents for subpages: /data/gulf-coast/ = region listing of all sites from this region /data/region-name/site-name (from 2011-1-13-state-site-name format) all missions/trips for this site, with /data/gulf-coast/date Design Front page:#### a list and map of all data set sites listing sorted by recency, links to regions (gulf coast, gowanus) map with overlays of all data sets (or all checked data sets, or only for region pages) Search by all available fields... Misc MapBox for iPad, using gdal2mbtiles Android cached versions: OSMDroid instructions for using MobileAtlasCreatorhttp://code.google.com/p/osmdroid/wiki/MobileAtlasCreator - for creating cached versions MobileAtlasCreator: http://mobac.sourceforge.net/	Revert

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