Geo!suggest

Yahoo Geocoding API + AJAX = Geo!Suggest.

Mount Merapi

Gunung merapi dengan data sebagai berikut :
Koordinat :

Latitude:	-7.55003800
Longitude:	110.44281000

dilihat dari beberapa aplikasi online, hasilnya adalah sebagai berikut ini :
1. Dengan Terraserver
2. Dengan Google Maps
3. Dengan Windows Live Local
4. Dengan MSN Encarta
5. Dengan Mapbuilder

Foto satelit yang di ambil pada tahun 2001 : Merapi

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Emmm...ini cara mudah bikin blog. soalnya di design dengan bahasa indonesia pada halaman utamanya . Panduan per panduan cukup mudah dipahami dan disediakan pula template utuk bikin "blog". Selamat menikmati.

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Kunjungi di sini. That's nice. :)

Nona....it's Source

Source : Me at Nona

Step by step HowTo

Prerequisites ::
First, you obviously need a machine running Debian (sarge). To aquire source packages, you need to list a Debian source repository in your /etc/apt/sources.list - an example entry in this file could look like:

deb-src http://ftp.at.debian.org/debian/ sarge main

(please replace the hostname with your favourite Debian mirror). After you have added the line, perform an "apt-get update" to aquire the list of source packages (you need to become root for both adding the line and performing the update).
Create a working directory somewhere (eg. work/mapscript-compile/ in your home directory. You will need approx. 160MB of diskspace in this directory on the i386 architecture.
Installing the build dependencies ::
Both PHP and MapServer require a bunch of packages to be installed for the build process. Before you install those packages, you might want to keep a list of what got installed to be able to remove those unneccessary packages afterwards. I did a

apt-get -s build-dep php4 > builddep-php4-packages
apt-get -s build-dep mapserver > builddep-mapserver-packages
apt-get build-dep php4
apt-get build-dep mapserver
apt-get install fakeroot
apt-get install dpkg-dev
apt-get install php4-dev

to keep a record of the extra packages to be installed and install the packages (you need to perform those steps as root - the rest of the compilation can be done as an unprivileged user).
Downloading and (partly) building PHP4 ::
Since php_mapscript requires regex libraries from PHP4, we need to download and build PHP4 first:

$ apt-get source php4
$ cd php4-4.3.10
$ fakeroot dpkg-buildpackage

(Note: you don't need to wait for the build to complete - open a second shell, and watch the directory "apache-build/regex/.libs/" for appearance of the regex object files named "regcomp.o", "regerror.o", "regexec.o", "regfree.o". If those files exist, you can stop the build process - we just need those files)
Copy those files to the original PHP source tree:

$ cp apache-build/regex/.libs/*.o regex/

We have now prepared the PHP source tree to compile MapServer against in the next step:
downloading and building MapServer ::
We start with a plain MapServer build (you need to change directory one level up, so that we are in work/mapscript-compile/ again):

$ apt-get source mapserver
$ cd mapserver-4.4.1
$ fakeroot dpkg-buildpackage

We have now a "stock" MapServer package with no PHP mapscript support. However, we will work from the configure log output of the stock build to perform a custom build in the next step
re-configuring and rebuilding MapServer ::
The buildpackage process has left behind a config.log which includes the command to configure the package. Extract this command by issuing:

$ fgrep ./configure config.log > conf.new

Edit the "conf.new" file to remove the leading "$" sign, and add the following configure options to the end of the line (either avoid or esacpe line breaks - the resulting file should contain a single configure command):

--with-php=/usr/include/php4/
--with-php-regex-dir=../php4-4.3.10/regex/

Running this file should reconfigure MapServer to enable php_mapscript compilation, using the regex object files from the PHP source treee we created in the previous steps:

$ . ./conf.new

If you receive a warning about PHP and regex stuff doublecheck that you have properly copied the regex related objects file into the directory mentioned in the "with-php-regex-dir" option.
Start compilation with

$ make

If the build succeeds, you should have a MapScript PHP extension in mapscript/php3/php_mapscript.so (yes, it's for PHP4, just disregard the directory name). Strip unneccessary debugging symbols from the module, and install it into your PHP extensions directory:

$ strip --strip-unneeded mapscript/php3/php_mapscript.so
$ su
# cp mapscript/php3/php_mapscript.so /usr/lib/php4/20020429/

(you need to become root for the install step).
Testing the module ::
To test the module, put a simple test script (e.g. mapscript-test.php) into your web directory, containing eg.:



call it via a web browser, and check the phpinfo output for MapServer related stuff. Finished!

Sumber Inspirasi

kalau pak rovicky menjadikan ibu, istri dan impiannya merupakan sumber inspirasi. cuma bedanya aku sumber inspirasiku adalah ibu, "calon istriku yang entah dimana:???:", impianku (not: mimpiku-red) dan fenomena. :)....:)

The Other Extreme Idea

"At the other extreme is an idea by which a state in the US is toying with the idea of reducing road tax losses resulting from fuel efficient vehicles - they have presently a per unit fuel surcharge towards road tax. This will be implemented by installing a GPS based system in every vehicle, monitoring the mileage driven on state roads and a proportionate tax thereon. A possible solution only because the entire Road GIS would be in place. The rift between the 'haves' and 'have nots at least on date is wide"

Source :
UPI
Sports.Autoblog.com
gisdevelopment