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Radio Map (Radio Ga Ga) | ||
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Pulls in radio stations, determines broadcast ranges, displays available stations nearest a location | ||
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Sources: | ||
US Database | ||
http://www.fcc.gov/encyclopedia/fm-query-broadcast-station-search | ||
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Canadian Database | ||
http://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/smt-gst.nsf/eng/h_sf09484.html | ||
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References: | ||
http://publicradiomap.com/ | ||
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Problem attempting to solve: | ||
I want to know what radio stations are nearby when I travel, spefically NPR or college radio | ||
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But really: | ||
Just want to make a cool visualization that could be useful to someone, too | ||
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TODO: | ||
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- Grab station and frequency data given a location using above sources | ||
Can data give probable broadcast range or do we need to determine by algorithm? | ||
Yes? Cool. | ||
No? Find or create an algorithm that could take geological data into consideration including | ||
signal strength, interference, weather, and other factors that may affect range. | ||
- Generate a list of all the stations in a given area | ||
- Allow a user to input a certain station, ex. NPR, to find that station's frequency given their location | ||
- Build controls that allow you to change station coverage based on time (if data is provided | ||
- Colorize data by genre or commercial vs public | ||
- Also.... find a visual library that would be able to display this stuff easily :> | ||
- Node for backend? Probably. Research backbone and angular a bit | ||
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