Kidssafe MAP in Kunitaka

日本語のREADMEはこちらです: README.ja.md

A civic tech project for community safety in the Kunitaka district of Echizen City, featuring an interactive map for hazardous area reporting and school zone data visualization.

Demo

https://code4fukui.github.io/kunitaka/

Features

• Interactive Map: Displays dangerous locations, VR spots, and telematics data on a Leaflet.js map.
• Crowdsourced Data: Utilizes community-reported hazard data in CSV format with Geo3x3 encoding.
• Multiple Data Layers: Visualizes school zones (GeoJSON), VR spots, and hazardous driving events (CSV).
• Coordinate Conversion: Includes a script to convert coordinates from the Japanese Geodetic System to WGS84.

Data Sources

• Community-Reported Hazards: CSV files detailing dangerous spots, such as kidssafe/村国3丁目.csv.
• School Zones: GeoJSON data for school routes, available at schoolzone.geojson.
• VR Spots: Data from vr_spot.csv with 3D models from the vr-kunitaka project.
• Telematics Data: Hazardous driving event data from Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance in aioi_events.csv.
• Streetlight Data: Raw data in streetlight/k.csv is converted to WGS84 coordinates.

How to Adapt for Your Community

This project can be adapted for any local area.

1. Fork the Repository: Start by forking this project to your own GitHub account.
2. Prepare Your Data: Replace the sample CSV and GeoJSON files with data for your community.
3. Customize the Map: Edit index.html to change the title, default map view, and data file paths.
4. Deploy: Enable GitHub Pages in your repository's settings to publish your map online.

Development Note

A Deno runtime is required to run the coordinate conversion script streetlight/jp2wgs.js, which processes local streetlight data.

License

MIT License