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September 2010

Colophon | Lanyrd

by karlcow

Our places hierarchy uses Yahoo! GeoPlanet which we access using YQL, both client- and server-side.

Authentication, user profiles, avatars and friend lists come from the Twitter REST API. We use the Twitter Streaming API to track what conference attendees are saying.

March 2010

GeoPlanet Explorer

by karlcow

GeoPlanet Explorer. Here you can explore the geographical information provided by Yahoo in the GeoPlanet API and data set.

November 2009

scraplab — Using Geoplanet Data in Ruby on Rails

by karlcow

Geoplanet is a database of 5.4 million places in a hierarchy. Each entry has a unique, permanent ID (WOEID), a name and a place type. For example, Homerton (20089379) is a Suburb in the London Borough of Hackney (12695808), which is a LocalAdmin in London (44418), which is a Town in Greater London (23416974), and so on.

October 2009

Know Your Place; Adding Geographic Intelligence to your Content « vicchi.org

by karlcow

n the same vein, our goal is to capture the world’s geography as it is used by the world’s people.

capturing is the issue. Culture de l'écrit.

May 2009

Yahoo! Placemaker™ Beta - YDN

by karlcow & 2 others

Yahoo! Placemaker is a freely available geoparsing Web service. It helps developers make their applications location-aware by identifying places in unstructured and atomic content – feeds, web pages, news, status updates – and returning geographic metadata for geographic indexing and markup.

April 2009

Yahoo!’s spatial thinking at Tim Warr’s Blog

by karlcow

So what I love about WOE ID is it is a simple non mapping solution to an age old spatial problem. In fact a map is ultimately relegated to just a display function.

or woeid is a universal cultural mapping system. The meaning is carried by people, not mathematics abstractions.

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