by Heshitha Hettihewa Leave a Comment
Filed Under: 52°North, enviroCar, GSoC, Sensor Web Tagged With: envirocar, GSoC 2015, Social Driving Stats
The goal of the project “Social Driving Stats” is to develop a mechanism for sharing tracks and user details on social media services such as Facebook, Twitter and Google plus. By avoiding messages that only contain plain text, we aim to share the statistics and details in a catchy manner, which drives social media users to use the enviroCar service. Thereby, one challenge is how to deal with the various restrictions using the social media APIs provided.more >
by Deepak Nair Leave a Comment
Filed Under: enviroCar, GSoC Tagged With: data access, data formats, envirocar, Google Summer of Code, java, linked data
The enviroCar SPARQL endpoint is a feature that enables the enviroCar data to be queried in RDF. This feature creates an open endpoint for crawlers and other bots and allows them to crawl the data and let the data be part of the LOD cloud. With the enviroCar server’s current architecture, it is possible to query the data by converting the entities on the fly into RDF when a particular kind of request is made. Please find a more detailed description about the project’s evolution on the SPARQL EndPoint wiki page.
Over the past few weeks, I’ve embarked on the task of moving the data from mongoDB (the database of choice for the enviroCar server) and cloning the entire database content to a raw data type, independent of database formats. My task also involved solving the problem of trying to remove the tight coupling of frameworks with the generation and retrieval of data. This would make more data interchanging processes more commonly known as ETL processes. This is a design for future implementation and can be found here.
by Adhitya Kamakshidasan Leave a Comment
Filed Under: 3D, GSoC Tagged With: 3D, Connection Graph, Connection Map, interactive visualization, KML, X3D, X3DOM
The aim of the WorldViz project is to set up thematic maps showing connections or dependencies between different spatial features. We have had several highly productive and interesting meetings during this first four weeks of this project. Currently, three of us are involved in the project – Professor Dr.Benno Schmidt, Christian Danowski (both Hochschule Bochum) and Adhitya Kamakshidasan (National Institute of Technology, Nagpur).
There are various components to our WorldViz Project and I shall to mention each one of them in detail below.more >
by Csaba Lestar Leave a Comment
Filed Under: Communities, GSoC, Sensor Web Tagged With: ElasticSearch, gsoc2015, Kibana, SOS, Testing, WPS
The project goal is to collect statistics about how the clients use the SOS and WPS deployments. The data is collected in an Elasticsearch database. If you would like to read more about this proposition, please read the project’s first blog post.
After 4 weeks of development, a new statistics module has been integrated into the SOS 4.x project. The following features are currently available: