danbri_: In Google Earth / Keyhole's KML format.
danbri_: Worth taking a look at, if you've any interest in geo-tagged RSS, travel itinary description, and separation of style from data content. The geometry aspects are, I believe, heavily GML-inspired. But it has a lot of UI/Style markup too, which might bind your content a little too close to the G.E. viewer.
danbri_: Worth taking a look at, if you've any interest in geo-tagged RSS, travel itinary description, and separation of style from data content. The geometry aspects are, I believe, heavily GML-inspired. But it has a lot of UI/Style markup too, which might bind your content a little too close to the G.E. viewer.
bijan: Preliminary work, but with pretty pictures.
bijan: Not to mention an amazing name, given by Jen Golbeck
bijan:
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bijan: And before you say anything, yes, there are no static labels in the visualization. There are tooltips and selection based lists.
bijan: We have a (preliminary) browser called The MotherShip using CropCircles. It's currently hosted in Swoop.
libby: any chance of a doap entry for SWBP list of apps and demos?
bijan: Er...I guess so. So long as I don't have to do it :)
bijan: Not to mention an amazing name, given by Jen Golbeck
bijan:
.bijan: And before you say anything, yes, there are no static labels in the visualization. There are tooltips and selection based lists.
bijan: We have a (preliminary) browser called The MotherShip using CropCircles. It's currently hosted in Swoop.
libby: any chance of a doap entry for SWBP list of apps and demos?
bijan: Er...I guess so. So long as I don't have to do it :)
danbri_: Includes a brief discussion of SPARQL.