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# Adapted Error Handling (better than "Your are not allowed to view this page...").
 
# Adapted Error Handling (better than "Your are not allowed to view this page...").
  
=== Use Cases for application web maps integrated with CMS/Wiki ===
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Application web map (see Google Maps API, OpenLayers.org or worldkit.org):
See Google Maps API, OpenLayers.org or worldkit.org.
 
 
 
 
# Show all georeferenced pages as POIs
 
# Show all georeferenced pages as POIs
 
# Add new POI interactively with link th new static page in CMS/Wiki (see #2 in CMS/Wiki frontend). (title becomes new article/static page or Wiki-URL).
 
# Add new POI interactively with link th new static page in CMS/Wiki (see #2 in CMS/Wiki frontend). (title becomes new article/static page or Wiki-URL).
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* Show POIs categories on sidebar, etc.  
 
* Show POIs categories on sidebar, etc.  
  
=== Alternate Usages ===
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Alternate Usages:
 
 
 
* Link to a location with information attached to it (as showed in WebPark).
 
* Link to a location with information attached to it (as showed in WebPark).

Version vom 7. Juni 2007, 08:24 Uhr

WikiGIS ist Wort-Kombination von 'Wiki' und GIS. Das Wort Wiki heisst 'schnell' auf hawaiianisch und es ist besonders durch Wikipedia bekannt geworden. Ein Wiki ist eine Art Content Management System (CMS), das einfach bedient werden kann.

Es folgt eine (englischsprachige) Liste von Anwendungsfällen (Use Cases), wie ein Wiki erweitert werden kann mit (Web-)GIS-Funktionen.

Ergänzungen und Kommentare sind willkommen!

Use Cases for the enrichment of CMS/Wiki through integration with web maps

CMS/Wiki-Frontend:

  1. Embed coordinates in (= georeference) page and/or paragraph to link to map (use e.g. like Wikipedia WP:GEO template)
    1. textually manually
    2. through a web map (see e.g. [1])
  2. Add and show new static page via RESTfull webservice (GET/POST call)
  3. Extended Search: Show georeferenced articles nearby given coordinates.
  4. Add online web map page

CMS/Wiki-Backend:

  1. GeoRSS webservice (variants: last 20 items added, all items)
  2. KML webservice (as network link)
  3. Adapted Error Handling (better than "Your are not allowed to view this page...").

Application web map (see Google Maps API, OpenLayers.org or worldkit.org):

  1. Show all georeferenced pages as POIs
  2. Add new POI interactively with link th new static page in CMS/Wiki (see #2 in CMS/Wiki frontend). (title becomes new article/static page or Wiki-URL).
  3. GeoBookmark: Zoom to where indicated if called with key-value (e.g. <my_domain.com>?lat={lat}&lon={lon})

More uses cases like:

  • Show POIs on Map, eventually filtered
  • Show POIs within bounding box on sidebar
  • Show POIs categories on sidebar, etc.

Alternate Usages:

  • Link to a location with information attached to it (as showed in WebPark).