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'''AFA Codes''' (formerly OSMcodes) is a [[Projects|project]] | [[File:OSMcodes-logo-new.png|320px|thumb|Logo ''AFA.codes'' (formerly ''OSM.codes''), service implementing the DNGS standard.]] | ||
'''AFA Codes''' (formerly OSMcodes) is a [[Projects|project]] of the [[Instituto AddressForAll]] aimed at implementing and improving the geocoding system of the [[Discrete National Grid Systems/pt|Discrete National Grid Systems - '''DNGS''']] standard. AFA Codes strive for maximum quality: highly compact, user-friendly, multi-purpose, and computationally efficient. | |||
Main features: | Main features: | ||
* '''Homepage - | * '''Homepage - location selection''' at [http://afa.codes http://afa.codes] | ||
* '''Interface''' (example in BR-SP-Campinas) at [http://afa.codes/BR-SP-Campinas http://afa.codes/BR-SP-Campinas] | * '''Interface''' (example in BR-SP-Campinas) at [http://afa.codes/BR-SP-Campinas http://afa.codes/BR-SP-Campinas] | ||
* '''Repositories''' at https://git.afa.codes (see also [https://api.github.com/orgs/osm-codes/repos API list], [https://github.com/osm-codes/gridMap-draftPages/issues Issues] and [https://github.com/osm-codes/gridMap-draftPages/releases Version]) | * '''Repositories''' at https://git.afa.codes (see also [https://api.github.com/orgs/osm-codes/repos API list], [https://github.com/osm-codes/gridMap-draftPages/issues Issues] and [https://github.com/osm-codes/gridMap-draftPages/releases Version]) | ||
* '''Separation''' of topics: DNGS standard (public) ''vs'' AFA implementation of the standard (potentially private). | * '''Separation''' of topics: DNGS standard (public) ''vs'' AFA implementation of the standard (potentially private). | ||
* '''Endpoints''' for Cameroon documented | * '''Endpoints''' for Cameroon documented with Swagger, http://dev.api.banoc.coeurduweb.com/docs/ | ||
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*{{ns-xref|afac|Software structure and license}}: for contracts and description | *{{ns-xref|afac|Software structure and license}}: for contracts and description | ||
*{{ns-xref|afac|API}}: Official AFA Codes API | *{{ns-xref|afac|API}}: Official guide to the AFA Codes API. | ||
*{{ns-xref|afac|Methodology}}: explains to laypeople what we do | *{{ns-xref|afac|Methodology}}: explains to laypeople what we do | ||
*{{ns-xref|afac|About}}: describes the project, its products, and services. | *{{ns-xref|afac|About}}: describes the project, its products, and services. | ||
*{{ns-xref|afac|Conventions}}: establishes conventions and methodologies | *{{ns-xref|afac|Conventions}}: establishes conventions and methodologies for this project. | ||
*{{ns-xref|afac|Use cases}}: describes and classifies | *{{ns-xref|afac|Use cases}}: describes and classifies various applications and ways to use the solution. | ||
*{{ns-xref|afac|FAQ}}: Frequently Asked Questions. | *{{ns-xref|afac|FAQ}}: Frequently Asked Questions. | ||
*{{ns-xref|afac|Gits}}: git repositories containing source | *{{ns-xref|afac|Gits}}: git repositories containing source code. | ||
*{{ns-xref|afac|Tests}}: | *{{ns-xref|afac|Tests}}: test script and execution for <code>AFA.codes</code> query pages. | ||
*{{ns-xref|afac|Viz}}: data visualization module and command interface. | *{{ns-xref|afac|Viz}}: data visualization module and command interface. | ||
**[[afac:Viz/Navegação|afac:Viz/'''Navigation''']]: reference manual on map and geocode navigation interface. | **[[afac:Viz/Navegação|afac:Viz/'''Navigation''']]: reference manual on the map and geocode navigation interface. | ||
*{{ns-xref|afac|Guides}}: quick, usage, and installation guides. | *{{ns-xref|afac|Guides}}: quick, usage, and installation guides. | ||
*{{ns-xref|afac|Attributions}}: credits, licenses, and other attribution information. | *{{ns-xref|afac|Attributions}}: credits, licenses, and other attribution information. | ||
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* The system respects the sovereignty of each country. It is tailor-made, considering the territorial structure of states and municipalities. | * The system respects the sovereignty of each country. It is tailor-made, considering the territorial structure of states and municipalities. | ||
* Once adopted in a country, 100% of its territory is covered with geocodes generated by the system. | * Once adopted in a country, 100% of its territory is covered with geocodes generated by the system. | ||
* The system is reversible: the geographic coordinate is converted to a short code, and this code can also be | * The system is reversible: the geographic coordinate is converted to a short code, and this code can also be reversed to the geographic coordinate that originated it. | ||
* The code can be used as a registration number, as the same code does not repeat | * The code can be used as a registration number, as the same code does not repeat in the same municipality. | ||
* Locations lacking addresses and postal codes, such as sites, settlements, and dwellings in rural areas, | * Locations lacking addresses and postal codes, such as sites, settlements, and dwellings in rural areas, informal settlements, forests, and hinterlands, receive a geocode that can both locate and identify the object. Even the most remote and inaccessible place is geocodable. | ||
* AFA Codes is developed by the AddressForAll Geo-Social Technologies | * AFA Codes is developed by the AddressForAll Institute of Geo-Social Technologies as an innovative open technology solution. It does not bind institutions and users to the technology developer. | ||
== Origin of the Name == | == Origin of the Name == | ||
The acronym AFA comes from the initials of the name of the '''A'''ddress'''F'''or'''A'''ll Institute, and a dot is | The acronym AFA comes from the initials of the name of the '''A'''ddress'''F'''or'''A'''ll Institute, and a dot is used between this acronym and the word "codes" as a communication strategy to make both the name and the website address known. | ||
It replaces the old name OSMcodes to avoid conflict with OpenStreetMap. Initially, the previous name came from the fact that the project was based on the [[OpenStreetMap]] map and intended to promote it. | It replaces the old name OSMcodes to avoid conflict with OpenStreetMap. Initially, the previous name came from the fact that the project was based on the [[OpenStreetMap]] map and intended to promote it. | ||