How can i find all available addresses from Bing Map service for around 100 meters of my Gps location. i have implemented functionality for getting my GPS location and Address searching.
Or if i say that i want to get the 4 nearest addresses from my GPS location within 100 meters.
We need to take help from some Web Service which provides nearby locations services.
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I am looking for truck GPS data. Could you please guide me on how I can download a free resource to download?
I need a dataset with at least 10000 records containing time, latitude, and longitude.
I'm trying to gather metrics to measure routing utilization on a set of different designs. Any pointers would help a lot!
In the Router Utilization Summary, what does "Global Vertical/Horizontal Routing Utilization" measure?
Global Vertical Routing Utilization = 15.3424 %
Global Horizontal Routing Utilization = 16.3981 %
Routable Net Status*
*Does not include unroutable nets such as driverless and loadless.
Run report_route_status for detailed report.
Number of Failed Nets = 0
Number of Unrouted Nets = 0
Number of Partially Routed Nets = 0
Number of Node Overlaps = 0
Is there any way to access the per CLB metrics mentioned here (especially the "Horizontal/Vertical routing congestion per CLB") through tcl? I've searched far and wide to no avail.
Routing report
Since CLBs in an FPGA are connected through configurable switches to redirect traffic, as shown in this source:
Also quoting it:
A vertical (horizontal) channel is defined as a set of tracks between two consecutive columns (rows) of CLBs; wire segments connecting CLB pins are aligned into tracks running in the channel.
So it seems that the Vivado report means how much the switches are used in vertical and horizontal configuration. I don't know how much this information could be useful to the end user, maybe a big disproportion of these percentages might indicate that some particular hard IPs are overutilized and all the connections follow one direction, but other than that I would expect the percentages to be quite similar, and together an indication of how "crowded" your design is.
Metrics
For the second question, I believe you can't access the metrics because the link you have shown is just a heat map over the device, that is drawn by Vivado.
You can however access to the underlying data used to generate the map, for instance by running the time report
report_timing_summary -delay_type min_max -report_unconstrained -check_timing_verbose -max_paths 10 -input_pins -routable_nets -name timing_1
You can access to the Min Slack per placed BEL.
I'm planning to request increasing the Google Drive API's quotas limit of "Queries per 100 seconds per user" from 10,000 to 10,000,000 drastically, because our application uses a lot of Google Drive accessing.
I'm wondering whether;
1. increasing the quota takes any costs or not
2. using this api takes any costs or not
I found the link below that users disccusses about it.
Where can I find the price list for Google Drive API?
However, it is not cleared that we can increase and use free charge or not.
Could you please give me the information about it?
As per Drive API v3 documentation.
You can request an increase in quota; you do need a billing account.
You have to make the request first, and then they will answer granting it or not, there is no public price list.
For a direct link to the quotas section in your console, follow this link
also, it is worth reading through these common errors and how to get around them.
I already used Google Compute instance, and it's located us-central.
I'm living Taiwan, ping the instance than average time 180~210ms.
Amazon EC2 located Singapore, average time 70~80ms.
I think this difference latency result, depend your server located, right?
So I guessed Google Compute Engine doesn't support CDN, right?
even Amazon ec2 also the same.
Kind Regards,
PinLiang
Google Compute runs code while a CDN delivers content (**C**ontent **D**elivery **N**etwork) so they aren't the same thing. If you get better latency to Amazon EC2 then use that instead but be aware that Google Compute and EC2 work very differently and you wont be able to run the same code on both.
If you want low latency (to Taiwan) compute resources you might want to consider using a Compute Engine instances in the Asia zones, see: 4/14/2014 - Google Cloud Platform expands to Asia
Yes, location and network connectivity will determine your latency. This is not always obvious though. Submarine cables tend to take particular paths. In some cases a geographically closer location may have higher latency.
A CDN is generally used for distributing static files, at lower latency to more users. Cloudfront can use any site as a custom origin.
how can I set the max cruising speed, if I calc a new route?
I use the Google Maps API at my site for trucks and want to set a "max speed limit" by 80 km/h. Any idea?
The Google Maps API does not provide speedlimit information or filtering, so you can't.
It should. Any travel guidance system which provides a time needs to take all sorts of factors into the calculation - just see how effective TomTom IQ routes is! It uses not only speed limits but actual real-time speed data gathered from Tomtom users. Also, I tow a caravan and so a 70mph speed on a UK motorway is not applicable, but I can set a maximum speed of 60mph (the max in the UK on motorways, if towing), which makes the transit times pretty close to reality most of the time. Google maps times are meaningless.
KC