Add more encodings

[doublebyte1]

• CityJSON
• Geopose

[chris-little]

@doublebyte1 @ghobona We would like to add CoverageJSON to the encoding section of the Developer Website, but cannot figure out where the source is in the GitHub repo. See opengeospatial/CoverageJSON#185 for the text and an image.

[ghobona]

@chris-little https://github.com/opengeospatial/developer-events/blob/master/2024/Open-Standards-Code-Sprint/engineering-report/sections/results/coveragejson.adoc

[ghobona]

@chris-little Sorry, my mind was on the sprint engineering report.

[chris-little]

@doublebyte1 Can I (or you) add CoverageJSON to the format section of the Developer Web site please?

See opengeospatial/CoverageJSON#185 for the text and an image.

[chris-little]

@doublebyte1 @ghobona Can we move this forward please? I am happy to do it if I have the correct privileges. There are people asking and raising issues, but not on the repo. Showing CoverageJSON on the Developers website will help.

[doublebyte1]

@chris-little apologies for the slow response! The source code is here: https://github.com/opengeospatial/developer-website : this is the relevant file:

developer-website/src/pug/index.pug

Line 356 in 0509eeb

h3.text-uppercase Encodings

[doublebyte1]

@chris-little if you want send me a title, summary, thumbnail and links and I can add it

[chris-little]

@doublebyte1
Here is the text and links and image that the CoverageJSON people agreed:
CoverageJSON
CoverageJSON is simple, efficient, machine and human readable JSON for publishing spatio-temporal data to the Web. The primary use case is the development of interactive visual websites that display and manipulate environmental data within a web browser. Other uses cases are possible too.

Links:
Community Website
GitHub repo

and an extra link:
There is also a [Community Playground/Sandbox](https://covjson.org/playground/) with a built-in syntax checker and a Leaflet display client.

Cool image, well, the best we could do: image

[doublebyte1]

@doublebyte1 Here is the text and links and image that the CoverageJSON people agreed: CoverageJSON CoverageJSON is simple, efficient, machine and human readable JSON for publishing spatio-temporal data to the Web. The primary use case is the development of interactive visual websites that display and manipulate environmental data within a web browser. Other uses cases are possible too.

Links: Community Website GitHub repo

and an extra link: There is also a [Community Playground/Sandbox](https://covjson.org/playground/) with a built-in syntax checker and a Leaflet display client.

Cool image, well, the best we could do: image

Very cool micro website!

[doublebyte1]

@chris-little It is live now - let me know, if you like it! (I had to cut the description a bit, because it was too long) (:

[chris-little]

Thank you @doublebyte1. It looks good, but can you change the apsect ratio of the image slightly so that the UK looks more recognisable, please? The truncated text is fine as the community website has the Playground up front.

[doublebyte1]

@chris-little sure, what about now?

[chris-little]

Thank you @doublebyte1 . Excellent. definitely worth a drink!