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[OBO MykoMap] Publish July 2024 Release of Map #33
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@wu-lee - OBO currenlty uses 3.0.8 Going to @3.1.6, https://dev.maps.solidarityeconomy.coop/obo-public/ we still have the markers coloured, but as we have the Nature of Organisation vocab in the directory, its not clear if the colour key is still working in the Directory panel. Will we loose the marker colours if we upgrade to 3.1.18, to get the #co-ops filtered. (This is not an important fetaure for OBO at the moment.) |
@wu-lee can you see any reason why there are 9 orgs with very different addresses clustered around the Tap Social Tap Social, Unit 27 Curtis Industrial Estate which is not positioned correctly either. |
The newest MM version (with counts) is 3.1.7 I think? However, I think marker colours depend on initiatives having a primaryActivity field. which they will still have. (This needs to be unhardwired, but I don't believe that has been yet) A coloured directory depends on the directory being set to the primaryActivity field, which it currently isn't because they want natureOfOrganisation at the top of the filters. (See DigitalCommons/mykomap#235) Following the thread from that issue (via DigitalCommons/mykomap#237) it seems that the issue for decoupling the choice of directory field from the choice of the first field is this: DigitalCommons/mykomap#248 - and is still outstanding. |
Looking at the contents of standard.csv, they all have the same geolocation, and they all have sketchy Geocoded Address fields, which I infer get mapped to a generic "Oxford" location. Top Social's address is sketchy because it has "Tap Social" in it - organisation names confuse the geocoder. The others are all "Oxford, Great Britain, ". Looks like the postcode isn't being taken into account.
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Why would it ignore the postcode? Bizarre that they all ended up at that same address! And there is a co-op that is on that road. Navigate Cooperative. |
Yes. My typo. Sorry. |
So it is. Not sure why I thought it had been done. |
Reordering the address fields so that the Geocoded Address has the postcode before the country improves things slightly - the list of ones mapped to the generic Oxford location is shorter:
Tap Social isn't improved. Experimenting with the GeoAPIfy playground, the problem goes away if I tidy it, remove the organisation name, and "Oxford". Last point seems crucial as GeoAPIFy's result puts it in Vale of White Horse, not in Oxford. The result isn't very confident even then: 50%. There are two other candidates, which seem both to be for Curtis Industrial Estate (Amenity vs Suburb). I've not actually pushed that change however, as I haven't checked what it does for the other locations - they might be worse. First option might just be to improve the addresses on these ones? |
I think it got closed - but not because it was done, it got superceded. |
It is in that estate. It's my local, would you believe it. |
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is the heart of Oxford according to geoapifi! |
So let's drop that requirement. Let's see if the others are straight forward. |
I'm trying to establish what configurations these might be... can you point me somewhere? I don't see anything about a logo in any of the OBO issues, for instance. |
Just checking that's definitely an "or" - not possibly an "and"? |
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What I mean is, use the config settings like default open panels, zoom debt values etc, used in the current public one, unless it has been deliverately changed as a result of resent work. |
Change load script so that if there is neither a postcode nor a street address provided, no address is created. |
I can't find a logo in the OBO map repository at all, at any point. There aren't any other Owned by Oxford map repositories, so I think that means there hasn't ever been one? Is the one you mean this one? (I don't recognise it, which also makes me think it's never been added.) It has transparency. There's also this one (no transparency): And this, which has transparency: As I don't expect you know what CAG prefer, going to use the first one until someone tells me otherwise. |
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Looking good. I think whenever a user sees something badly geocoded where there is not a very obvious fix to be made to the address, we recommend going straight for adding explicit lon/lat. This is what I'd recommend for the latest ones that want to appear in the US. |
I've added addresses for Woodcraft Folk and Tap Social, and lat/lng for Tap Social and Damascus Rose. The weird thing about these points is that all but one (Damascus Rose) geocode fine when I run the converter locally. On dev-1, it keeps putting them in the US, even if I clear the entries out of the geocoder cache... they just come back wrong. Another weird thing is that Blackford Leys Community Larder has what looks like a correct lat/lng put into the spreadsheet, but it's not overriding the geocoding? And now that I've cleared the cache and corrected some data, there are more pins in North America (were 5, now 7). Another weird thing, is that some of those manual longitudes in airtable use 1.2 something instead of -1.2 something (which I think are mistakes). I've corrected those identical Blackbird Leys addresses which have identical by negative longitudes. Wary about correcting more of the entries just yet considering the last two points... It's all super fiddly. Also - just heard from you you're also editing Airtable! |
Ok, one video call later...
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Note, the We need to check with Oli S-B if deploying this data to the production Murmurations servers is ok, as the development data set is. In the mean time, we don't want this holding up other datasets. |
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