Is Google geolocation service providing cell tower location by entering Nb-iot cell Tower information?
or they planning for including in near future?
currently entering information of nbiot -cell-id not showing any geo information...
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I'm a newbie.
There is a mobile application and a backend for Django Rest Framework
The user should be able to select their home on the map or find it using the search bar.
The database must contain the full address (street, house and apartment separately from the rest of the address) and geolocation (probably longitude and latitude, because later it will be necessary to search for users' homes within a certain radius from the user's current location).
Questions:
Which of these should be implemented on the server? What is needed for this? Examples are desirable
What should the model look like to save the address and geolocation in the database?
I would be grateful if the answers also contain links to the documentation I need.
I made tutorial on basic usage of geodjango. Try this
https://hvitis.dev/geolocation-tutorial-geodjango-demo-and-gis-postgis-data-to-build-app-using-rest-api/#calculate-points-distance
I am creating a laravel based website where i want a feature where some users can create geofence around a point in the map on the page. I have done some reasearch and it seems that only android users can create fences using the geofencing API in google. Has anyone done something like this or has any idea how to do this?
Edit: I want the logged in users to be able to draw on a google map screen a shape which acts as a fence where if a certain vehicle goes in/out the user get some sort of an alert. The vehicle has an IOT device that would tell me the vehicle location.
Thanks
I want to display all Wi-Fi access point and all cellular access point with Google Maps API in a limited area.
I have a Google API key.
From an Google account manager:
Google does not have/offer the WiFi access points data in the APIs
WiGLE, or (Wireless Geographic Logging Engine), is a website for
collecting information about the different wireless hotspots around
the world. Users can register on the website and upload hotspot data
like GPS. So I believe WiGLE's users upload the location of various
WiFi access points. Then WiGLE uses that information to place it on a
Google Map.
Q1) In which programming language do you want t accomplish that?
Q2) Does it have to be a Google Map? There are other free Webmap services, e.g. CartoDB, Esri, ... where you don't have to send an API Key.
In any case, here is what I did:
Get an API Key for the Wigle API and download the JSON responses from the /api/v2/network/search endpoint, in 100-record batches. See https://api.wigle.net/swagger#/Network_search_and_information_tools/search_2 for details.
Read in the JSON responses and create a table. Coordinates are in the trilat and trilong columns.
Plot the map, perhaps with Leaflet
Given a particular image, I'd like to be able to use Google Cloud Vision Web Detection to search for partial matches (partialMatchingImages) within a particular website, rather than the entire web, as is the default behavior.
I'm trying to get similar behavior as when you Search by Image in Google Images, upload an image, and type "site:nytimes.com" (for example) in the search bar.
Is this possible with the Google Cloud Vision API?
So far I've investigated in the official documentation for current and beta features. It doesn't seem it is possible yet to do a search for a specific website with the Cloud Vision API.
The examples given in from the official documentation also it doesn't seem possible to have any reference towards such functionality either.
There is a request going in the public issue tracker of google, although they still have to answer it yet.
Is there a Google API to check if a person has added me into his circle? I checked the google plus api list and couldn't find one.
No but you can star this feature request.