GvSIG GSoC 2011 Ideas - Revision history

Jsanz: added note to indicate implemented ideas

2012-02-27T10:47:53Z

added note to indicate implemented ideas

Wiki-Alrocar: /* Design and implement an API for tiled vectorial support of geo-location services */

2011-04-08T08:52:03Z

Design and implement an API for tiled vectorial support of geo-location services

Wiki-Fergonco: /* Integration of GGL2 into gvSIG */

2011-04-03T08:46:33Z

Integration of GGL2 into gvSIG

Wiki-Alrocar: /* Design and implement an API for tiled vectorial support of geo-location services */

2011-03-29T16:49:02Z

Design and implement an API for tiled vectorial support of geo-location services

Wiki-Alrocar: /* Add support to vectorial data */

2011-03-20T19:03:02Z

Add support to vectorial data

Wiki-Alrocar: /* gvSIG Mini */

2011-03-20T18:59:48Z

gvSIG Mini

Wiki-Alrocar: /* Add support to vectorial data */

2011-03-20T18:47:16Z

Add support to vectorial data

Wiki-Fergonco: /* Integration of GGL2 into gvSIG */

2011-03-09T06:49:30Z

Integration of GGL2 into gvSIG

Wiki-Fergonco: /* Integration of GGL2 into gvSIG */

2011-03-09T06:49:02Z

Integration of GGL2 into gvSIG

Wiki-Fergonco: /* Integration of GGL2 into gvSIG */

2011-03-09T06:48:36Z

Integration of GGL2 into gvSIG

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 === Integration of GGL2 into gvSIG ===
 Proposed mentor: [[User:fergonco | Fernando González Cortés]]
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 === Add support to vector data formats ===
 Proposed mentor: [[Alberto Romeu]] (melange id: alrocar)
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 === Design and implement an API for tiled vectorial support of geo-location services ===
 Proposed mentor: [[Alberto Romeu]] (melange id: alrocar)

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	Currently there are plenty of services that provide geo-located data: Twitter, Buzz, Panoramio, Flickr, Wikipedia, YouTube, LastFM, Minube, Foursquare, etc. All of them have things in common (Use of a REST API, JSON as a format for responses, ...) and several different behaviours.		Currently there are plenty of services that provide geo-located data: Twitter, Buzz, Panoramio, Flickr, Wikipedia, YouTube, LastFM, Minube, Foursquare, etc. All of them have things in common (Use of a REST API, JSON as a format for responses, ...) and several different behaviours.

−	The idea is to provide gvSIG Mini with a simple API to support that kind of services. The API will offer transparent support to load a geo-located service, make requests as the user navigates the map, cache data (into memory and disk in standard GeoJSON) to ~~boost~~ the data-load, and build the user interfaces to show extra data, such as additional info, media (images, video), etc.	+	The idea is to provide gvSIG Mini with a simple API to support that kind of services. The API will offer transparent support to load a geo-located service, make requests as the user navigates the map, cache data (into memory and disk in standard GeoJSON) to speed up the data-load, and build the user interfaces to show extra data, such as additional info, media (images, video), etc.

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 The soon to be published GearScape version detaches the language from the GearScape user interface so that it is possible to integrate it with other GIS applications. The integration of GGL2 in gvSIG will provide gvSIG users with a powerful scripting language and GGL users with a powerful client to visualize their results.
-There are some [http://gearscape.fergonco.es/index.php/component/content/article/12-upcoming-ggl2 GGL2 videos available].
+There are some [http://gearscape.fergonco.es/index.php/component/content/article/13-upcoming-ggl2 GGL2 videos available] and a [http://gearscape.fergonco.es/index.php/component/content/article/1/14-download-ggl2 milestone released].
 == gvSIG Mobile ==

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 Proposed mentor: [[Alberto Romeu]] (melange id: alrocar)
-Currently there are plenty of services that provide geo-located data: Twitter, Buzz, Panoramio, Flickr, Wikipedia, YouTube, LastFM, Minube, Foursquare, etc. All of them have things in common (Use of a REST API, GeoJSON as a format for responses, ...) and several different behaviours.
+Currently there are plenty of services that provide geo-located data: Twitter, Buzz, Panoramio, Flickr, Wikipedia, YouTube, LastFM, Minube, Foursquare, etc. All of them have things in common (Use of a REST API, JSON as a format for responses, ...) and several different behaviours.
-The idea is to provide gvSIG Mini with a simple API to support that kind of services. The API will offer transparent support to load a geo-located service, make requests as the user navigates the map, cache data (into memory and disk) to boost the data-load, and build the user interfaces to show extra data, such as additional info, media (images, video), etc.
+The idea is to provide gvSIG Mini with a simple API to support that kind of services. The API will offer transparent support to load a geo-located service, make requests as the user navigates the map, cache data (into memory and disk in standard GeoJSON) to boost the data-load, and build the user interfaces to show extra data, such as additional info, media (images, video), etc.

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−	=== Add support to ~~vectorial~~ data ===	+	=== Add support to vector data formats ===

	Proposed mentor: [[Alberto Romeu]] (melange id: alrocar)		Proposed mentor: [[Alberto Romeu]] (melange id: alrocar)

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	The student should study the gvsig-gpe library and build the connectors necessary to allow gvSIG Mini consume the library. The application should be able to read/parse files in [http://www.topografix.com/gpx.asp GPX format] and [http://www.opengeospatial.org/standards/kml/ KML format], convert the data into the gvSIG Mini geometries model (points, lines and polygons) and draw the information on a new layer.		The student should study the gvsig-gpe library and build the connectors necessary to allow gvSIG Mini consume the library. The application should be able to read/parse files in [http://www.topografix.com/gpx.asp GPX format] and [http://www.opengeospatial.org/standards/kml/ KML format], convert the data into the gvSIG Mini geometries model (points, lines and polygons) and draw the information on a new layer.
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		+	=== Design and implement an API for tiled vectorial support of geo-location services ===
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		+	Proposed mentor: [[Alberto Romeu]] (melange id: alrocar)
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		+	Currently there are plenty of services that provide geo-located data: Twitter, Buzz, Panoramio, Flickr, Wikipedia, YouTube, LastFM, Minube, Foursquare, etc. All of them have things in common (Use of a REST API, GeoJSON as a format for responses, ...) and several different behaviours.
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		+	The idea is to provide gvSIG Mini with a simple API to support that kind of services. The API will offer transparent support to load a geo-located service, make requests as the user navigates the map, cache data (into memory and disk) to boost the data-load, and build the user interfaces to show extra data, such as additional info, media (images, video), etc.

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	gvsig-gpe is a library for reading and writing data in GML format, through the use of events. It does not depend on any geometry data model, providing the raw data to the application. Initially developed for the GML format, it supports the registration of readers and writers for any other formats, like KML and GPX.		gvsig-gpe is a library for reading and writing data in GML format, through the use of events. It does not depend on any geometry data model, providing the raw data to the application. Initially developed for the GML format, it supports the registration of readers and writers for any other formats, like KML and GPX.

−	The student should study the gvsig-gpe library and build the connectors necessary to allow gvSIG Mini consume the library. The application should be able to read/parse files in [http://www.topografix.com/gpx.asp GPX format] and [http://www.opengeospatial.org/standards/kml/ KML format], convert the data into the gvSIG Mini geometries model (points and ~~lines~~) and draw the information on a new layer.	+	The student should study the gvsig-gpe library and build the connectors necessary to allow gvSIG Mini consume the library. The application should be able to read/parse files in [http://www.topografix.com/gpx.asp GPX format] and [http://www.opengeospatial.org/standards/kml/ KML format], convert the data into the gvSIG Mini geometries model (points, lines and polygons) and draw the information on a new layer.

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	The soon to be published GearScape version detaches the language from the GearScape user interface so that it is possible to integrate it with other GIS applications. The integration of GGL2 in gvSIG will provide gvSIG users with a powerful scripting language and GGL users with a powerful client to visualize their results.		The soon to be published GearScape version detaches the language from the GearScape user interface so that it is possible to integrate it with other GIS applications. The integration of GGL2 in gvSIG will provide gvSIG users with a powerful scripting language and GGL users with a powerful client to visualize their results.
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		+	There are some [http://gearscape.fergonco.es/index.php/component/content/article/12-upcoming-ggl2 videos available].

	== gvSIG Mobile ==		== gvSIG Mobile ==