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Cartoset
Cartoset is a lightweight framework designed for creating visually engaging geo portals that simplify the development of geospatial dataset websites. It emphasizes design-first principles, deployability on cloud platforms like Heroku, and utilizes technologies such as Ruby on Rails and PostGIS. The framework streamlines workflows from data import to deployment, making it user-friendly and efficient for projects involving diverse geospatial data.
Cartoset
- 1. CartoSet, a new Framework to create highly visual geo portals Javier de la Torre Vizzuality @jatorre Thursday, September 15, 11
- 2. _CartoSet a lightweight framework for development of geospatial dataset websites Thursday, September 15, 11
- 3. _Geospatial dataset: Collectionof features Protected Areas NGO projects in Haiti Indigenous and Community Conserved Areas Species in the Antartic Marine areas Potholes in Madrid Goverment procurement Wetlands Migratory species World Heritage Sites .... Thursday, September 15, 11
- 4. _What inspired usto develop it These websites have lot of things in common. We found ourselves doing the same code again and again... Thursday, September 15, 11
- 5. _What do thesesites have in common? _Home page List of features, search functionality _Explore page Visualize features on a map Filter and see updated map _Feature detail page Display metadata View in a map Related content Thursday, September 15, 11
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- 18. _What do thesesites DONT have in common? They all look very different Each one tells you a different story Thursday, September 15, 11
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- 20. _Principles Those are my principles. If you don't like them I have others - Groucho Marx Thursday, September 15, 11
- 21. _ 1 Designcomes first Visualization is a way to tell stories. We start designing stories and then we develop strictly following those designs. Thursday, September 15, 11
- 22. _ 2 Lightweight These sites are not that complicate. Lets keep the architecture to a minimum so that you can be as flexible as you need. Thursday, September 15, 11
- 23. _ 3 Deployableon the cloud We mean Heroku. Of course you can also use any hosting, but Heroku makes it a charm deploying apps like this. Thursday, September 15, 11
- 24. _Technologies Ruby on Rails 3 PostGIS or CartoDB Techniques for distributed high-speed map tile generation using Mapnik & Node.js Thu, 09/15/2011 - 1:00pm - 1:30pm Simon Tokumine Thursday, September 15, 11
- 25. _CartoDB PostGIS on the cloud with fancy APIs Dynamic tiles using Carto CSS Node.js SQL API OAuth Great UI for managing/editing geo data Techniques for distributed high-speed map tile generation using Mapnik & Node.js Thu, 09/15/2011 - 1:00pm - 1:30pm Simon Tokumine Thursday, September 15, 11
- 26. _The CartoSet workflow From client to deploy... Thursday, September 15, 11
- 27. _Make a gooddeal with the client Open Source Freedom, no licenses costs and very fast time to market. Thursday, September 15, 11
- 28. _ Import thedata and understand it Thats the first thing! With lorem impsums everything is beautiful Thursday, September 15, 11
- 29. _Wireframes & VisualDesign Try to catch the story. Good design is expensive but it is one of the most valuable things. Map design, usability and interaction Thu, 09/15/2011 - 4:00pm - 4:30pm Sergio Alvarez Thursday, September 15, 11
- 30. _Develop the views There is a lot of PSD2HTML companies out there if you dont feel you can make it right Thursday, September 15, 11
- 31. _ Develop Exploreand JS interactivity This is the fun part! If you use CartoDB you get a lot of APIs for free (more later) Thursday, September 15, 11
- 32. _ Augment thedata with external APIs Use Wikipedia geolocated articles, pictures, videos, tweets, etc. There is a world of APIs to give context to your data. Wikipedia sync Panoramio and Flickr sync Youtube .... Thursday, September 15, 11
- 33. _Set up abackoffice This one is easy, is given. Thursday, September 15, 11
- 34. _Deploy We like Heroku, so easy to deploy and no maintaince. Thursday, September 15, 11
- 35. _How to getstarted http://github.com/Vizzuality/cartoset Thursday, September 15, 11
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- 45. _The backoffice Simple feature metadata editing. CartoDB provides already some functionality Thursday, September 15, 11
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- 57. _How does itlook the data structure One single column is the base Thursday, September 15, 11
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- 59. _How does itlook the data structure One single column is the base Thursday, September 15, 11
- 60. _Some sneak previewof CartoDB SQL API Very useful when doing Thursday, September 15, 11
- 61. https://whs.cartodb.com/api/v1/ sql?q= SELECT st_x(the_geom) AS lon, st_y(the_geom) AS lat FROM geo_ips WHERE ip_start <=inetmi('69.31.103.39','0.0.0.0' ) ORDER BY ip_start DESC LIMIT 1 Thursday, September 15, 11
- 62. { "time":0.002, "total_rows":1, "rows":[ {"lon":-87.6376, "lat":41.8824} ] } Thursday, September 15, 11
- 63. _What we loveabout it Very fast development Easy to explain the code! No compromises on the fronted Using Heroku and CartoDB = free hosting Thursday, September 15, 11
- 64. _The present andthe future Released today with BSD license Has bugs but in production already More stability and better documentation Modules for data augmentation Use of Heroku PostgreSQL hosting service Thursday, September 15, 11
- 65. Thank you! Javier de la Torre @jatorre Vizzuality 148 Lafayette St. PH, New York, 10013,USA +1 347 320 7715 +34 689 41 4420 www.vizzuality.com @vizzuality Thursday, September 15, 11
- 66. How does itfit in the FOSS4G space? Multiple Datasets GeoNode GeoNetwork One single feature Thursday, September 15, 11