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Create a membership map #10
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I could see using Folium |
I think I could help. How geographically specific should we get? Country or state/province? |
I think we can start with country |
…fice Form Add Faker users.json data Add main script to generate the membership HTML map Resolve #10
…fice Form Add Faker users.json data Add main script to generate the membership HTML map Resolve #10
Found a rather interesting resource on this using leaflet.js and google sheets to display pointers on your map. Here is the resource I opted for this and not Folium as it did not have as much documentation on the issue as I would have liked. Let me build something in my sandbox and I'll report back on whether I can implement this. But I had a major inquiry. Should someone input their exact geo location or would it be auto captured behind the scenes. The second option seems better and more accurate but I do feel it is an invasion of privacy and it's why I needed to consult on it. |
interesting enough I would consider a map (maybe even openstreetmaps and a static geojson file. We don't need to anything too specific. It would be great to have a world map with the geometries of the countries where we have members. |
Oh great! That would significantly reduce all the things that could possibly go wrong 🤣 I was also quite worried about what would happen if the team's data was accidentally leaked. With this development, id like to work on this issue |
Hello @kjaymiller. I am working on this in my jupyter notebooks and so far these are the milestones I have achieved:
I would like to have your input on:
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I'll answer these in two bits. Starting with the first one. I don't want to get into the realm of this area has the most people in it because that will get weird quickly. What if there is a value system based on our involvement in the area. 1 == recognized members in the country The beauty of this is that it works on our development scale. The other option is to use black if we have members in the country and then a BPD logo if we have a local meetup and we skip the sponsorship identification part. |
As for the second - we have done a survey but more accurate is the community groups. I've tried making a discord group for each country someone mentions being from. I could get a list from the groups. (Will do when it's not 3am my time) |
Hey @kjaymiller. After trying both methods, I've come to the realization that I might not be the best individual to work on this issue. Kindly unassign me to allow for other individuals to take it up. |
Thank you for putting in the efrfort you have so far @mbvgua |
I'm not sure the easiest way to do this but I think we can figure it out together.
I've seen plenty of communities that have maps that highlight where their members are. While I don't think we need to be hyper specific I think a file that has a counter showing what countries people are from could be interesting. It would be nice to tie this into registration but I think that would be over-compilcating things a bit.
Perhaps we can start with some form (Google forms/Microsoft Forms) and then use that data to create a heatmap
I've done this with Elasticsearch, Google Maps, and with Azure Maps, we could also use a more open mapping tool.
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