This repository hosts added functionality for creating collaborative measurement campaigns. It is fork from original repository made by OpenSenseMap. Needs to be run together with backend API openSenseMap-X which is available from sensebox as well. Instructions for running repository are below.
New campaign can be created after user logged in. Button is available on the right side menu buttom. This provides user with many different options which all need to be filled up in order for user to be able to create campaign.
Ongoing campaigns can be found in the same right menu, by clicking on "Ongoing campaigns". User can either edit his own campaign or just have and overiview of other campaigns.
In the process of creating new campaign, user is prompted to select area of interest by clicking on map. Chosen points will be used to create polygon, and all existing senseBox users who's senseBox is located in this polygon will receive an email notification asking them to join this campaign.
By clicking to join to this campaign, user is taken to Slack dedicated channel for this specific campaign.
Running this locally requires user to have MongoDB installed. When API is running, you have to register and login. No ongoing campaigns will be visible since youur database is empty. You can create your own campaigns which would then be visible in "Ongoing campaigns" sub-menu.
This project was generated with Angular CLI version 8.3.12.
Run npm install or yarn install
Run ng serve for a dev server. Navigate to http://localhost:4200/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.
You will need an openSenseMap-api running to test this locally (or run it against the testing api: https://api.testing.opensensemap.org)
Bulma Is used as the css framework for this application.
Akita is used as the state management pattern.
MapboxGLJS is used for all the map functions.
ngx-translate is used for i18n support.
ngx-charts for pretty charts.
PrototypeFund for funding the initial development of this platform.
University Münster and the IFGI for continously supporting this project.
MIT - Umut Tas 2021