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Monday, 20 April 2015
Friday, 15 August 2014
Dynamic maps final (for now)
[Update1: longhand version posted on my map catalog blog
Update 2: companion Slideshare delves into technical issues]
This is the end installment of progressing from static to dynamic maps online. A few lessons learned along the way on posting a quarter million point dataset, which ballooned to almost half a million after links & joins...
Update 2: companion Slideshare delves into technical issues]
This is the end installment of progressing from static to dynamic maps online. A few lessons learned along the way on posting a quarter million point dataset, which ballooned to almost half a million after links & joins...
Sunday, 15 December 2013
Releasing data really works, Part V
It took five days (after hours) to stand up, learn, tweak and display my East Anglia Fenlands project on Mapcentia's web service. It started with a GISuser group post on LinkedIn on Monday, I used my Amazon Web Service free EC2 trial and GeoCloud2 under beta, and by Friday I had it working and styled. No small thanks to Martin Hogh's original work and help, the result is a simple yet modern and pleasing web map.
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