Projects tagged ‘map’ and ‘python’

Mapnik is a Free Toolkit for developing mapping applications. It's written in C++ and there are Python bindings to facilitate fast-paced agile development. It can comfortably be used for both desktop and web development

Support library for development of GRASS GIS modules with aim on distributed computing and dynamic languages.

Solu is a simple web application meant for making it easy to find colleagues, meeting rooms and other resources in an office. Great when you are new in a company and don't know where everyone and ... [More] everything is located in! In other words, Solu is the "cubicle finder". And if you have ever configured a printer for a computer and being frustrated with the printer dialog that only showed the IP address but not where the printer was located, Solu can help! It has a self service model without any authentication or permission checks, where anyone can find and update any resource's information. Besides the easy installation, all you need to set up an instance is your office map or office floorplan or blueprints stored as an image file. [Less]

Aim of this project is to establish rendering styles and web server of OpenStreetMap for hiking purposes for Czech Republic.

PyIrcMapThe purpose of the program is to create a graph about who talks to who in irc channel. This is my first public project so I might be doing something or everything totally wrong. Feel free to ... [More] inform me... I actually don't yet even know how this Google Code works. Soon I'll find out. WhyWhy makeI was unable to find a program like this. There were some commercial ones and some that worked as a bot. I wanted to take a log file and have a map as output. So I decided to make one myself. Why PythonI'm not too experienced at programming. I know some C, Java, but mainly Python. Even with Python my skills aren't too good when good pracices are concerned. The code might look terrible, but usually I get it working. If you're interested in this project, feel free to inform me how everything should be made. =) NameI really didn't give much thought for it. IrcMap already existed as a perl-program which works as a bot. At the momentCode works with a log made by Irssi. My own logs are in that format so that's what I did first. I haven't modularized the code at all. Yet. Also the comments are in Finnish if they exist at all. Before uploading it here I will at least translate everything in English. RequirementsI have written the code for Python 2.5. Outside that, it needs Yapgvb and Graphviz to draw the actual graph. I tested the program with 120 MiB log (includes several years on one channel) on AMD64 3000+ and it took surprisingly little time. Drawing the graph takes most of it, not the actual handling of the log. FutureI would like to have the program to Work with several log formats Work on Windows as well Run on Python 3.0 when the time comes Be cleaner code. ATM it looks terrible. [Less]

On a typical cell phone with auto-completion... What is the longest set of numbers that has more than one word associated with it? What set of numbers has the most words associated with it? http://student.physics.ucdavis.edu/~robinson

AboutI ordered a Nokia N800 a day or two ago, and thought "man, wouldn't it be nice to be able to use Google Maps around town even when this thing doesn't have an internet connection?" Well, a few ... [More] hours and ~200 lines of code later: the answer is definitely "heck yeah". =P This tool downloads and builds a version of Google Maps that will run completely off your own system, with no internet connection, HTTP servers, etc. required, and uses the same web2.0 UI you're familiar with. If your device has a web browser, you're pretty much good to go. DownloadingAssuming you have subversion installed, run the following command: $ svn checkout http://ogmaps.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ ogmapsThis will create a directory ogmaps and download all the relevant files. InstructionsChange to the directory created above. run: python ogmaps.py "plano, tx" (replace "plano, tx" with wherever) while your internet connection is working open the file "ogmap.html" in your web browser (later, when your internet connection is down) FAQHow does this work?The script downloads all the HTML, Javascript and images Google Maps uses, and saves them to your hard drive. It then, through the magic of regular expressions and BeautifulSoup, transmographies the files as necessary to use the data it downloaded a moment earlier. How much drive space does this use?That depends on how many locations you download, but it should be less than 10MB per site. It's smart enough to know what it has and hasn't downloaded already, and not re-request the same information. It downloads data for all zoom levels, but to avoid exponential growth only looks at a fixed pixel radius (~3072px / 12 tiles) around whatever point you're looking at. Isn't this illegal / against Google's TOC / stealing?I doubt it. Just don't use the images for anything other than personal use and you should be fine. But if this project disappears suddenly, check out my blog at http://kered.org/blog for where I'll re-host it. Will this work on my N770/N800/N810?Heck if I know. I'm still waiting for the FedEx guy! How can I help?To help the project, file a bug for any errors or feature requests you have, and/or join the list. To help me personally, check out my company's site: http://allurstuff.com (it's basically craigslist fused with google maps). [Less]

Generate Google Maps with Python

This Python BTMux map library allows you to read, write, and generate maps in BattletechMUX format. While this is geared towards use with BattletechMUX, the map file format is easy enough to use and ... [More] has several mapping utilities written for it that it may be attractive for other games. [Less]