[Nodeshot] Fwd: Richiesta di contatto con chi mantiene nodeshot

[Alexander Bauer]

Perhaps it would be wise to consider starting a feature branch for each 
of these problems; that way they could be worked on (and understood) in 
some isolation. The refactoring branch is somewhat intimidating to the 
Javascript un-initiated.

On 10/23/2012 10:50 AM, Nemesis wrote:
> The real problem is that people don't even fill the "elevation" field, 
> I doubt they would fill in 2 fields.
>
> Would it there a way to retrieve one by having the other? This way I 
> could provide a fallback in case one is not filled in (if both are not 
> filled I could retrieve one from NASA, Google Earth or something like 
> that).
>
>
> Il 10/22/2012 04:29 PM, Eugenio La Cava ha scritto:
>> Hi list,
>> sorry if my first message was in italian. I didn't pay attention to 
>> the fact that the m.l. language was english, I apologize for any 
>> inconvenience it caused.
>> I wasn't aware of the project involving mixare but I'm glad to hear that.
>> I tried the app and is great.
>> Coming to my problem: i think that height fields should be two : one 
>> A.S.L (above the sea level) and one A.G.L. (above the ground level) 
>> so that one can calculate the exact vertical angle considering 
>> buildings height and any other increases in height due to poles on 
>> which the antenna is mounted. even in case of different relative sea 
>> levels.
>> I hope I stated my point clearly.
>> Greetings Eugenio a.k.a Fuzzywolf
>>
>> Il giorno 21 ottobre 2012 23:53, Nemesis <nemesis at ninux.org 
>> <mailto:nemesis at ninux.org>> ha scritto:
>>
>>     Here we are Eugenio, the list is in english so let's try to
>>     communicate in english.
>>
>>     We had a google summer of code project which involved mixare too.
>>     Here's the code: https://github.com/ninuxorg/Android-Mobile-App
>>     check it out :-)
>>
>>     Regarding the elevation info, there is an elevation field in our
>>     database but it is not mandatory, therefore if not filled the
>>     elevation is not shown.
>>
>>     In the next version of nodeshot the elevation will be filled
>>     automatically (if not specified) by using the public google earth
>>     data or something like that.
>>
>>     Is the elevation field enough for what you want to do?
>>
>>
>>
>>     Il 10/21/2012 03:34 PM, Eugenio La Cava ha scritto:
>>>
>>>
>>>     ---------- Messaggio inoltrato ----------
>>>     Da: *Eugenio La Cava* <eugenio.lacava at tiscali.it
>>>     <mailto:eugenio.lacava at tiscali.it>>
>>>     Date: 21 ottobre 2012 14:32
>>>     Oggetto: Richiesta di contatto con chi mantiene nodeshot
>>>     A: wireless at ml.ninux.org <mailto:wireless at ml.ninux.org>
>>>
>>>
>>>     Salve a tutti lista,
>>>     avrei bisogno di parlare direttamente con chi si occupa del
>>>     mantenimento di nodeshot. Ho creato uno scriptino in ruby che
>>>     parsa il kml di nodeshot in json comprensibile da mixare, un'app
>>>     per android che produce overlay su mappa e su camera view di
>>>     dati geografici e informativi.
>>>     l'dea è di plottare i dati di ninux per facilitare la creazione
>>>     è il puntamento di nodi e antenne.
>>>     Il problema è che manca il campo altezza, e quindi il puntamento
>>>     in alzo(credo si dica così, ma correggetemi se sbaglio) non è
>>>     possibile.
>>>     Sarebbe possibile aggiungere un campo altezza sul livello del
>>>     mare (slm) e uno altezza sul livello del suolo in modo da
>>>     favorire per quanto possibile il puntamento e la definizione di
>>>     line-of-sight?
>>>     Chiedo scusa se le mie richieste non sono precisissime ma non mi
>>>     sono addentrato nel codice di noedeshot.
>>>     Saluti
>>>     Eugenio.
>>>
>>>
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