Feature #2253
openDisplaying movement
Description
I would like to illustrate various types of movement for the "Approaching Byzantium" presentation site:
1. Journeys to Istanbul (in most cases from Vienna): for example, https://mamems.openatlas.eu/entity/6140
2. Itineraries within Istanbul:
a. with known departure point and destination: for example, https://mamems.openatlas.eu/entity/1580
b. with multiple stops entered as successive events: for example, https://mamems.openatlas.eu/entity/7991 and subsequent chain of entries under "succeeding event"
c. with multiple stops grouped as subs of one overarching itinerary: for example, https://mamems.openatlas.eu/entity/7285 and four events under "subs"
3. a. Transfers of manuscripts from Istanbul to locations in central Europe: for example, https://mamems.openatlas.eu/entity/6465
b. Trajectories of individual manuscripts, as they traveled from one place to another and changed hands from one owner to another: for example, https://mamems.openatlas.eu/entity/7610 and subsequent chain of entries under "succeeding event"
Updated by Alexander Watzinger 7 months ago
- Status changed from New to Acknowledged
- Target version set to 0.4.0
Thank you Nicholas for creating this issue with a lot of details and especially for providing links for the different use cases.
This will be a great help when implementing.
Updated by Alexander Watzinger 7 months ago
- Target version changed from 0.4.0 to 0.7.0
Updated by Bernhard Koschiček-Krombholz 7 months ago
Maybe use this endpoint: /linked_entities_by_properties_recursive/{entityId}
Here you can get all linked entities by a given property recursively, e.g. place_id with P46 show every subunit and artifact which is linked to the place AND its subs.
Updated by Alexander Watzinger 5 months ago
- Status changed from Acknowledged to In Progress
- Assignee set to Olivia Reichl
Updated by Alexander Watzinger 5 months ago
After looking into it with Olivia we want to raise a few topics:
Simple movee.g. https://mamems.openatlas.eu/entity/6140, requirements:
- It is a move event
- There is a start and end location
- Start and end location are geolocated
here it is important to mention that it's not relevant if a move is in a event hierarchy but if events are sequential connected (with preceding event).
A sequence of moves can only be displayed if:
- There are move events in a sequence (between events like a stay are ok)
- Every move has a place + geolocation for begin and end
- The begin of every follow up move has to be the end location of the previous move
In case these requirements are not met (which might be the case often) the moves can still be displayed individually.
Feel free to ask follow up questions.
Updated by Olivia Reichl about 1 month ago
- Target version changed from 0.7.0 to 0.8.0