[Biogeosdi] itineraries in openmodeller
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Hi Tim,
I have been thinking about how to make the "itinerary" project a use-case for our GeoAppInter workflow.
It's clear that until now I've been working a bit too enclosed - so the Campinas workshop was an eye-opener.
In fact the itinerary implementation would not be that different from the demo we did. It's just another way of looking at the modeling part. For that I have some questions about OpenModeler :
* how easy or how difficult is it to make your own algorithms for OM ? In what language do they have to be implemented ?
* could OM take in data layers other than environmental data ?
best regards,
Bart.
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Hi Bart!
2007/5/3, Meganck Bart bart.meganck@africamuseum.be:
Hi Tim,
I have been thinking about how to make the "itinerary" project a use-case for our GeoAppInter workflow.
It's clear that until now I've been working a bit too enclosed - so the Campinas workshop was an eye-opener.
In fact the itinerary implementation would not be that different from the demo we did. It's just another way of looking at the modeling part. For that I have some questions about OpenModeler :
Cool it would be great to include itineray support.
- how easy or how difficult is it to make your own algorithms for OM ?
In what language do they have to be implemented ?
Its pretty easy - requires a basic knowledge of C++ though.
- could OM take in data layers other than environmental data ?
It can use pretty much any raster layer - what did you have in mind?
Regards
Tim
best regards,
Bart.
-- Bart Meganck,
ICT & GIS engineer, African Zoology Department.
Royal Museum for Central Africa, Leuvensesteenweg 13, B-3080 Tervuren, Belgium.
Tel : +32(0)2 769 56 92 Fax : +32(0)2 767 02 42 Email : bart.meganck@africamuseum.be Website : www.africamuseum.be
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