To Do

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Note: This tool is in active development, expect to see weird things showing from time to time.

Tasks to do (not ordered by priority):

  • Add a water level capacity indicator to Station pages
  • Add flood status to the Monitoring stations page
  • Add elevation data to stations and locations [in progress]
  • Re-calibrate the water level limits for Stations to be relevant to flooding rather than the default water level limits
  • Default colour of all routes to green (okay to ride!) or grey (unknown data along this route) (thanks @penguins4bears) [in progress]
  • Change colour of major routes by colour (green = OK, orange = at risk, red = forget it) (thanks @penguins4bears)
  • Add colour scheme toggle between coloured and greyscale (thanks @Cokeio)
  • Add marker popups to the map with expanded information (water levels, flood poll, latest uploaded pictures)
  • Filter map locations by flooding status
  • Show water level stick view (thanks @Sebastiantr8); need elevation data assigned to Locations first
  • Filter routes by car / bicycle / running / on foot (cars and bikes are okay with a little water, runners / walkers not so much)
  • Add separate markers for car / bicycle / walking where the same location is shared by all users
  • Change comment date on Locations to “X minutes ago”
  • Let site visitors give a thumbs up to popular image uploads
  • Let site visitors give a thumbs up to popular Locations
  • Upload featured images (flooded and not flooded) for each location
  • Add missing walking paths over from Ceres Byen (thanks @Bondepigen and @manwhorunlikebear)
  • Add daily “Is is flooded here?” poll which resets at midnight
  • Show past 7 days of poll flooding data at each location
  • Add toggle for light / dark map view
  • Let site visitors upload multiple images in a comment
  • Add drag-and-drop support for Locations
  • Let site visitors upload images and post comments which are deleted after 7 days
  • Send a daily flooding notification to the Mastadon bot when flooded
  • Social sign in or sign up via e-mail for e-mail or browser push notifications
  • Move Mapbox token to its own Mapbox account (it’s not cheap after 50,000 views!)

Completed tasks:

  • Migrate project to a new domain; brabrandstien.dk
  • Redirect social traffic from visser.io here
  • Migrate styling from from Twenty Fourteen to Twenty Twenty
  • Go full screen with Mapbox on the Frontpage!
  • Add credits to WatsonC, Aarhus Kommune and other data providers
  • Let the site visitor switch between Danish and English (based on local region language of the browser user agent)
  • Change water level unit to cm (data is stored in mm) (thanks @penguins4bears)
  • Calibrate water levels at Åhavevej / Eskelundvej (thanks Asger!)
  • Fix outer lake walking route, oops! (thanks Jeppe!)
  • Add a legend to the map page
  • Show historical water level data under each monitoring station
  • Add missing walking paths around the second lake (thanks @manwhorunlikebear)
  • Add a HTML e-mail template for contact form replies
  • Turn on comments for Locations so site visitors can say if it’s flooding or not
  • Migrate process to set water levevel status and flooding status out of templating and part of the scheduled task
  • Switch to Mapbox style “standard” to Map
  • Added light preset for dawn / day / dusk and night to Map
  • Reduce intensity of roads and other non-Brabrandstien map features (e.g. roads, motorways, buildings, etc.) (thanks @penguins4bears)
  • Add a summary answer to the Frontpage answering the big question… is Brabrandstien flooded?
  • Add marker popups to the map
  • Show historical water level data from the past 3 days to each “location”
  • Show low / medium / high water level and the current water level lines for each monitoring station
  • Register a Mastadon bot! (thanks Camilo) https://mastodon.social/@brabrandstien
  • Let site visitors upload images and post comments about flooding at Locations