Exploiting EU Water Research Project Results
52°North attended the final WaterInnEU project meeting on January 24th/25th in Barcelona, Spain.
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Exploiting EU Water Research Project Results
52°North attended the final WaterInnEU project meeting on January 24th/25th in Barcelona, Spain.
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Filed Under: Communities Tagged With: GLUES, R, Roxygen, Shiny
52°North recently organized a follow-up workshop between members of the Sustainable Coastal Land Management: Trade-offs in Ecosystem Services (COMTESS) project and members of the GLUES Scientific Data Infrastructure (SDI) team.more >
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Filed Under: 3D, Communities, GSoC Tagged With: Cloud, Geovisualization, interactive visualization, terrainTools, triturus, X3DOM
In this year’s Google Summer of Code program, I developed a module called terrainTools. This project is based on the 52°North Triturus library, which is extremely powerful and provides a lot of functionalities in the field of 3D geovisualization.
Most terrain based visualization applications in today’s world have different file formats that are difficult to export. In order to solve that problem, we have created terrainTools. Here, all visualization algorithms can be accessed from a web browser and can be shared seamlessly using Google’s services. This project is one of the few cloud based solutions to visualize terrain datasets with a three-dimensional viewpoint.
In this project, I demonstrate how Triturus can be used in day to day terrain applications. Using terrainTools, we can create elevation grids, visualize flooding applications, generate cross-section for a terrain and even calculate difference models!
Let’s get started!
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Filed Under: 52°North, Communities, enviroCar, GSoC Tagged With: 52°North, envirocar, GSoC
Introduction
The enviroCar project allows users to collect and share their driving statistics via an OBD sensor coupled with an Android app. The app collects car data and pushes the data to a server with a stateless REST API that exposes this data. The enviroCar project’s website, which is currently built in PHP, makes use of this API endpoint to provide a dashboard experience to a user for vehicular track analysis. The project’s objective is to rebuild the website as a SPA (Single Page Application) with the AngularJS framework. This could also serve as the starting point for the next generation website. The previous blog post contains the work done till the mid term of this project. The upcoming sections of this blog post discuss further work done and problems faced.
The main project repository can be found here https://github.com/enviroCar/enviroCar-website-ng