Presenting the OpenCage Geocoder at #londonapi 17 Sept 2014
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Speaker:
Deepak Rai, Automation Practice Lead, Boundaryless Group and UiPath MVP
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Presenting the OpenCage Geocoder at #londonapi 17 Sept 2014
- 1. A meta-geocoding API Ed Freyfogle London API - 17 Sept. 2014 http://opencagedata.com @opencagedata
- 2. Problem
- 7. London!
- 9. London! Bloomsbury! WC1E 6JA!
- 10. near Warren Street London! Capper Street Bloomsbury! WC1E 6JA! England Zone 1 near UCL United Kingdom just off TCR
- 14. placename long/lat forward reverse
- 16. Yes!
- 17. Yes! but … T&Cs expensive at volume
- 18. OpenStreetMap
- 19. Yes!
- 20. Yes! but … not for high volume use variable coverage
- 22. Yes!
- 23. Yes! and … one API, many geocoders free as in freedom annotations
- 24. You Geonames and more
- 25. Open data use any map you like cache as long as you like fix it get creative
- 26. Annotations timezones OS gridrefs geohash what3words more coming, suggestions welcome
- 28. Like geo?
- 29. See you at #geomob 4 Nov. geomobldn.org
- 30. Ed Freyfogle London API - 17 Sept. 2014 http://opencagedata.com @opencagedata Thanks! Questions?