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I was able to find the 'tif' file for the Plutonium Valley map on the UNLV website, and create a text file containing OCR'd extractions from the legend. I can correct these in vim and get them into the map editing interface.
It would be awesome if I could:
Upload these image and text files for record-keeping purposes
Record a brief blurb about how I got the data somewhere
Presumably the files would be tracked in much the same way that the original maps are, with a potential 'file type' field or similar.
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@brianaydemir If we wanted to make this work on a trial basis for now, we could probably do so with a key naming convention (i.e. fake folder structure) in the bucket.
Might also want to have a `maps_ingestion.source_objects` linking table or something. That way an arbitrary number of files can be associated with a map.
Having these all stored with a similar key by convention might be nice.
I was able to find the 'tif' file for the Plutonium Valley map on the UNLV website, and create a text file containing OCR'd extractions from the legend. I can correct these in vim and get them into the map editing interface.
It would be awesome if I could:
Presumably the files would be tracked in much the same way that the original maps are, with a potential 'file type' field or similar.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: