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From: | Jeroen van Rijn |
Subject: | Re: [Maposmatic-dev] Idea of development for MapOSMatic: visualizing rendering locations |
Date: | Mon, 10 Dec 2012 18:41:27 +0100 |
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On 9-12-2012 20:24, Thomas Petazzoni wrote:
Hello, One thing that would be a great addition to the MapOSMatic website would be a slippy map of the world that shows the location of the rendered maps. This would allow us to see for which areas people are rendering maps. Totally useless, but absolutely interesting. It would allow us to discover interesting parts of the world for which people are rendering maps. Viewing data for the last 500 maps, or even if possible the entire set of renderings would be awesome. Of course, drawing one point per map is going to be horrible, so someone has to use some clustering algorithm to group points at close locations into a bigger points, unless someone zooms in. Is someone interested by such a development? Thomas
I would normally be interested, but I've injured my dominant hand a while ago and it's still on the mend. I can only use the keyboard somewhat sparingly until it's back to 100%.
That said, there is javascript library which would be perfectly suited to the task: http://leafletjs.com/
Together with this plugin: https://github.com/danzel/Leaflet.markercluster Hope that helps. - Jeroen
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