Hi, Thomas Petazzoni <[email protected]> :
> One thing that would be a great addition to the MapOSMatic website > would be a slippy map of the world that shows the location of the > rendered maps. This would allow us to see for which areas people are > rendering maps. Totally useless, but absolutely interesting. It would Definitely! :) > allow us to discover interesting parts of the world for which people > are rendering maps. > > Viewing data for the last 500 maps, or even if possible the entire set > of renderings would be awesome. > > Of course, drawing one point per map is going to be horrible, so > someone has to use some clustering algorithm to group points at close > locations into a bigger points, unless someone zooms in. For the clustering algorithm (I do not whether it is free software or not: no time to look for the used library) I found this behaviour interesting (and quite fluent): http://www.sous-surveillance.net/ (pick a city)¹ > Is someone interested by such a development? No time. :-) Best regards, Frédéric Lehobey 1. That kind of site was a dream of mine. Glad some fellow did the job.
