openkfw / open-geodata-model

Open Geodata Model for Mapping Project Sites in ODA
https://openkfw.github.io/open-geodata-model/
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Add Icons from Annex 3.3 from the Guidebook ? #8

Open fretchen opened 1 year ago

fretchen commented 1 year ago

Should the published version of Annex 3.3 with the icons also become part of this repo ? I think that this would be a fitting place...

@Maja4Dev and @Jo-Schie

Jo-Schie commented 1 year ago

Hi @fretchen. It is a good idea to have the icons here as well. And then we would need to link it somwhere in the docs.

fretchen commented 1 year ago

I started work on this in the main branch of this repo. The main challenge is now to add the icons nicely to the markdown...

fretchen commented 1 year ago

The documentation raises a number of questions:

Ideally, you would provide some text blocks that could fit in here

fretchen commented 8 months ago

We now have a first release published through #14 . However, the questions above remain for the moment.

Maja4Dev commented 7 months ago

The icons are marking the project locations / sites. The graphics on the icons are illustrating the respective location types, e.g. "TVET school / infrastructure", "sewer network" or "rail station" together with an SDG-related colour-coding for an easier, more intuitive search by the user. Many (but not all) location types can be assigned to a specific SDG, e.g. the location type "school" to SDG 4 (Education). Therefore, in this first draft, we attempted to assign this first batch of location type icons to their most relevant SDG. This however created confusion, since not all location types can be directly attributed to only one SDG. So we propose for the next batch to keep the images and colours, but to eliminate the SDG numbers and to add a neutral colour (e.g. grey) for generic / cross-sectoral location types, where no clear SDG could be assigned (e.g. building(s) or capacity development / training). Alternatively, we could also drop the SDG-relation. Let's discuss!