I was trying to find a shapefile of Leeds (UK) and use it in Tableau, I found one on CDRC Data website, but it doesn't have any area names and not very satisfying.
Can anyone tell me where I could find nice shapefile. Many thanks.
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I am new to mobile development and have set myself the goal of creating an application that will follow me, the scenario is as follows, I launch the application, press a button and after that the longitude and latitude coordinates of my current location are sent to the server every 5 seconds, after about an hour- two walks around the city in the database there is an array of coordinates.
Next, in the application that I create on “flutter”, a map of my journey should be displayed. From the forums, I understood that "mapbox" is ideal for visualizing a route with lines between coordinates, but I could not find tutorials on how to do this with an array of coordinates. Please tell me where to learn how to work with this library.
In the official docs, I couldn't figure out what I need to learn. Maybe you know sites with recipes or with ready-made examples of building routes using an array of coordinates? Thank you in advance.
I could not find tutorials on how to do this with an array of coordinates. Please tell me where to learn how to work with this library. In the official docs, I couldn't figure out what I need to learn.
Due to statutory requirements, we need to create our own open street map server with correct India map which includes the disputed boundaries. I have already installed OSM server using the instructions given in the following link:
https://www.linuxbabe.com/linux-server/openstreetmap-tile-server-ubuntu-16-04#comment-13257
I also have the correct shape files but I am not able to render the correct maps. I can still see disputed regions not part of India.
any body have any experience, kindly help me.
Do you already know about the OpenStreetMap India project? You can get more information about it at their GitHub project or via the talk-in mailing list. For personal projects you can also use their tile server.
Finally I am able to correct the India maps on my own tile server. For details please find the link below:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/azaadshatru/diary/390300
Thanks.
I am searching for an example that shows how to update a plot from live data.
Alas Holoviews examples/galleries don't show anything about this and I am stuck.
The only page I found is in Tutorial "Live Data" (http://holoviews.org/getting_started/Live_Data.html) but it plays with sliders instead of real data.
Can somebody point me to any source of info?
This is a very old question I found looking for similar information. I believe using holoviews.streams.Pipe() with a holoviews.DynamicMap() is the answer:
See: http://holoviews.org/user_guide/Streaming_Data.html
I don't know why i might need it but I wanted to look up all the Unicode data points because I wanted to find all the cool things in there apart form Emoji. So does anyone know where I can get the table. The official one is only useful if you know the data point to find what it does, but I want it the other way round. I cant find anything more than the Wikipedia HTML version and one from UTF-1.
Good day all.
I am a bit Interested in mapbox and your maps. Going thru your site I also realize that calls to the app helps you with revenue. THis is all well and good for doing an app to find the nearest coffee shop. However I am working on an application where Internet connectivity is not promised and in this case a .MBTile file would be perfect for me. I have not been able to export my maps I have created into a .MBTile even though that was directly mentioned in mapbox documentation. I would love some assistance in locating this feature or do I need a paid account to do so.
Ps I am aware this can be done with tilemil but I cannot get the maps I created from Mapkit into tilemil to do so.
Thanks
If you want to be able export .mbtiles you would have to design your map in TileMill. From there you would be able to export them into the format that you want. This would produce raster tiles rather than vector tiles however. https://www.mapbox.com/tilemill/