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This is the start page of the wiki for the SEANetMap project, a collaboration between M-Lab and Code for Seattle. SEANetMap is web-based technology for communal situational awareness of the local broadband environment. Individuals run network performance tests, the City of Seattle collects the crowd-sourced network test data, and provides reports on the quality of broadband service throughout the city, while protecting individuals privacy.
The latest release of the code is live at http://seattlegig.net
(Note that the domain name broadbandtogether.com has no official connotations associated with it. It is simply a domain at which to demo the code.)
- TBD
- Civic Hacking Night at The Ninkasi Better Living Room
- Thursday, May 28, 2015 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
- http://www.meetup.com/Code-for-Seattle/events/222697558/
The main communication channels at this time are:
- This repo's issue tracker
- The fully public email list with searchable archive: [email protected]
- To read the archive
- To subscribe
- send email to [email protected]
- or use the web interface
- To unsubscribe
- the #codeforseattle IRC channel on freenode.net (low traffic)
The main goal at this time is to bang out a Seattle specific site. Yet it is very clearly a longer term goal to have a codebase which can easily be deployed by other localities. This Seattle site will be useful for Seattle, but might best be viewed as the version 1.0 "one for the pan" as we warm up and learn what reusable code will look like and what feature it will have.
[Last updated 2015-05-24 by @JohnTigue]
The code is live at http://broadband together
Infrastructure
- get CI/CD going for automatic deploys of the code
Code
- M-Lab's Leaflet-base, animatable report is working
- Angular is be adopted for the next round of front-end
- Backend database is getting built out
- MapMaper needs to be automated
- Brett Miller's work needs to be integrated