I am trying to use geo web mercator to plot my data in powerbi However It doesn’t work/ visualise. The geo web mercator has been exported from cardodb. Is there any way or formula to have to convert it to something powerbi understands?
screenshot of my data and column “geo web mercator”
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Recently, I have made an iOS map application, using the Google Maps for iOS SDK. I also succeeded in using GMSPolygon to draw a polygon on the map, and these areas were located on the map by human resources then displayed on the map. I know this is not an appropriate way, so I want to ask Google whether you have provided this kind of API for developers to call in order to obtain boundary longitude and latitude information of a designated university or business district. The effect is shown in the following picture.
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I'm trying to determine if it is allowed to use Bing Map's Location API and display and use the results in conjunction with a 3rd party map, such as OpenLayers.
I've dug through their license agreement and can't find clear direction one way or another.
The primary portion dealing with this seems to be section 3.2. General Restrictions.
(d) Use Content, including geocodes, other than via an authenticated call to the Services and/or in conjunction with a Bing Map.
(i) Use Content other than in combination with the Services and not separately.
I've focused on these two restrictions in particular. (d) implies to me that it is possible to use without Bing Map, as long as the Content is being access through the appropriate, authenticated Service. However, does (i) exclude independent use?
Google is much more plain text about this:
If your application displays Google Places API Web Service data on a map, that map must be provided by Google.
You can use any of the Bing Maps services with 3rd party map controls provide they use the Bing Maps map tiles. OpenLayers, Leaflet, and many other 3rd party map controls provide a way to use Bing Maps tiles already. Here is an example of using the Bing Maps tiles in OpenLayers: http://openlayers.org/en/latest/examples/bing-maps.html
Is there any way to plot a route using Kendo UI Map widget and OpenStreetMap with a series of latitude-longitude pairs which represent points along the route?
My understanding is that it is probably possible with Bing and Google Maps APIs (references: http://www.cannonade.net/geo.php?test=geo31; https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/1e754aa6-d067-4e0e-9872-721fb056e60e/how-to-draw-the-route-path-in-bing-map-version-70-by-passing-the-lat-and-long-as-a-source-and?forum=bingmapsajax), which require purchase of corresponding API keys. I am looking for an alternate approach, with possibly some hard work involved. I am open to suggestions with alternatives to OpenStreetMap and Kendo UI as well.
Any direction in this regard would be highly appreciated.
I am developing an Android application that uses the geonames.org database. I only use the city/populated place category and their corresponding coordinates as provided by geonames.
I want the user to be able to provide his/her GPS coordinates and get a result back with the closest cities/populated places and their coordinates.
Even if the user is in a city I want that city's coordinates to be displayed along with the more distant ones.
Can this be done without the help of google or a web service? I might host the world city geolocations on my own server.
Thanks!
Since posting this I have found the answer to my own question. MongoDB supports geospatial indexing. Make sure that the longitude and latitude field is saved in one string and point the geospatial index to your loc: field. You can then perform queries with a bounding box to find closest locations within a certain radius for example. More about MongoDB geospatial indexing can be found here: http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/Geospatial+Indexing
I'm looking for a way to merge Google Fusion Table Data with Google Places. In essence, if I want to find out points of interest around a particular location (which comes from a Google Fusion Table), is there a way of doing it?
I think it has something to do with the Radius of the two API's (Google Fusion API and Google Places API), but I am not sure if this is possible.
Can someone help me with this?
Thanks a ton in advance!
When a user clicks on one of the Fusion Tables markers, you can capture the lat/lon coordinate of the marker by adding a click listener to the layer:
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/reference#FusionTablesMouseEvent
You can then use the lat/lon object to issue a Places API search:
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/places#place_searches