| 1 | Nodemap 2.0 - An interactive nodemap
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| 3 | = Introduction =
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| 4 | Nodemap 2.0 is an interactive map to show the nodes of the Wireless Leiden network. It
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| 5 | reads from a node location file and a node status file and parses this in a KML file.
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| 6 |
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| 7 | The KML file can be used in all sort of applications like Google Earth, Google Maps,
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| 8 | etc.. But for this project we integrated our very own Google Maps intepretation of the
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| 9 | KML file. The KML file is read and processed. Extra information is included.
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| 11 | = Usage =
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| 12 | The KML files are stored in the /src/kml/ directory. Users can just call
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| 13 | /src/kml.php?time=%TIMESTAMP% to get the latest KML file created.
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| 15 | The map is placed at /src/index.php and can be included in every website using a iframe.
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| 17 | = File layout =
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| 18 | /src/img/ -> Directory with the images used in the applications (both KML file as
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| 19 | map site)
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| 20 | /src/inc/ -> Directory with the includes for the KML parser
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| 21 | /src/kml/ -> Directory with the stored KML files
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| 22 | /src/map/ -> Main directory for map site
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| 23 | /src/map/inc/ -> Directory with the includes for the map site
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| 24 | /src/map/style/ -> Directory with the stylesheets for the map site
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| 25 | /src/test/ -> Directory with a couple of tests for the KML parser classes
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| 26 | /src/config.php -> Main config file
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| 27 | /src/init.php -> Init file for KML parser
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| 28 | /src/kml-echo.php -> Echo's live a KML valid file
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| 29 | /src/kml.php -> Redirects the user to the latest KML file in the /src/kml/ directory.
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| 30 | If needed, creates a new KML file
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| 31 | /src/logfile.txt -> Main logging file with errors, warnings, etc.
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| 33 | = Credits =
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| 34 | Application created as a project of Hogeschool Leiden by the students:
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| 35 | Pieter Naber, Jan van Eeden, David de Boer
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