The project – Python Client for OGC Maps API, has mainly two milestones. The first one is to create an API wrapper for the OGC Maps endpoint. The second one is to create a terminal client for the same. I have completed these major milestones. The current status of the project and objectives for the final evaluation are discussed below.
There are a lot of reasons why it is useful to have your phone with you in the car and enviroCar encourages you to do so. At the same time, it’s a potentially dangerous distraction to use your phone while driving. Interacting with the enviroCar Android app while driving is a serious concern, as it may result in an accident. Hence, I would like to add voice command features to the app as part of Google Summer of Code 2022. Such a technical feature enables users to use the application’s functions through speaking instructions instead of the physical touch on the app. The voice command features will be implemented as part of a separate module that can be injected into the existing Android app.
My experience with the GSoC 2017 project “Simple Features for Protobuf and others” came to an end by presenting my results at the Geospatial Sensor Webs Conference 2017. It was really pleasing to see that a majority of the audience was really interested in the project outcome and eager to see it progress in the future.more >
The Sensor Web community is pleased to announce the
This version is available as a default package and a bundle. The 52°North SOS default package contains sources and binaries. In order to visualize the data directly via the 52°North SOS, the bundle package additionally contains the Sensor Web Client RESTful API and the Sensor Web JavaScript SOS client.
Release requirements, installation and configuration information are documented in the 52°North wiki.