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The data was sourced by using ogr2ogr to grab the data from an arcGIS server that the city runs and convert it to geojson. There was also an associated Sales db
by michaelcolenso 12y ago
The data was sourced by using ogr2ogr to grab the data from an arcGIS server that the city runs and convert it to geojson. There was also an associated Sales db that I was able to query all results for, so I grabbed those and stuck them in MongoDB for the purpose of linking the parcel data with the property number in the db. When a user clicks on a property, I search mongo for the associated records and update the html via socket.io.
- mswen 12y agothanks - is this a demo project or are you thinking of doing this as a business service available across other locations?
- michaelcolenso 12y agoI mostly built it as an exercise in curiosity, but I'm certainly open to letting the universe decide what's next...
- mswen 12y agoI recently was showing an acquaintance of mine a demo of something I was playing around with and a potential business model. He responded with "I wouldn't be that interested but if you could use those same capabilities to deliver X, now that is something I would pay for." When I went and looked at your demo I thought here could be someone who is already walking down the road toward being able to deliver a critical component of X. If you want more details lets switch over to email. You can find one of my contact emails in my HN profile.