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Geo tools for Drupal

Your session in a few words: 
Mapping, searching and storing locative information in Drupal
Date: 
September 2, 2009 - 16:10 - 17:00
Room: 
Gulbenkian
Track: 
Code it, test it, deploy it
Session Type: 
Lecture
Level of expertise: 
Intermediate
Tags: 
mapping
Tags: 
geo
Tags: 
gis
Language: 
English

The Drupal community has been working together to build tools that help collect, search and map geographically-relevant data for Drupal.

This new generation of Geo tools goes beyond placing pins on a map: you can collect complex and relevant data for legislative lookups, distance searches, and making your information more relevant to users. Through the use of open standards and a flexible framework, these new solutions can work together with other modules to provide mapping, exports and feeds to GIS servers and mashups.

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Web Mapping with OpenLayers and Drupal

Your session in a few words: 
Web Mapping with OpenLayers and Drupal
Track: 
Code it, test it, deploy it
Session Type: 
Lecture
Level of expertise: 
Intermediate
Tags: 
mapping
Tags: 
openlayers
Language: 
English

This session will be focused on demoing the new OpenLayers Drupal module. This module can allow you to "mashup" data from many sources and display a unique map with variable styling.

OpenLayers is a free, open-source JavaScript library that provides an API for displaying an interactive map and much, much more.

Some of the topics that will be discussed or demoed:

  • Map presets and options for how maps behave and look.
  • Input with maps and data storage.
  • Map displays with Views
  • Inline map with content filters.
  • The OpenLayers Drupal API.

Paris, Paris (Texas) or Paris Hilton? Placemaker to the Rescue!

Your session in a few words: 
Learn how Placemaker can geo-enrich your content
Track: 
From zero to hero
Session Type: 
Lecture
Level of expertise: 
Intermediate
Tags: 
search
Tags: 
location
Tags: 
mapping
Language: 
English

The good news? All of your content contains location data.
The bad news? It's almost certainly unstructured, hidden away in free-form text.

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