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Imagine viewing a web page with a reference to a landing site on Mars - and being able to use an add-on to your browser to be taken directly to that site, in a 'Martian' mapping application of your choosing, or on a site like Google Mars. Or being able to search, easily, for web sites referring to the same site, without seeing places on Earth with co-incidentally similar coordinates.


Those are just two of the things a "mars" microformat, based on the existing [[geo]] version, might do for you.
This is especially relevant now that the [http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/mro/ Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter] is getting some publicity. It would be useful to be able to markup photographs, findings, reports, etc.
Here's some work-in-progress:
*[[mars-brainstorming]]
*[[mars-examples]]
This proposal has now been merged with that for the Moon, as:
*[[geo-extension-strawman]] - a possible implementation {{UpdateMarker}}
==Contributors==
*[[User:AndyMabbett|Andy Mabbett]] (proponent)
*[[User:AndrewTurner|Andrew Turner]]
==See also==
*[[luna]] - the same sort of thing, for The Moon

Latest revision as of 05:24, 19 August 2013

Imagine viewing a web page with a reference to a landing site on Mars - and being able to use an add-on to your browser to be taken directly to that site, in a 'Martian' mapping application of your choosing, or on a site like Google Mars. Or being able to search, easily, for web sites referring to the same site, without seeing places on Earth with co-incidentally similar coordinates.

Those are just two of the things a "mars" microformat, based on the existing geo version, might do for you.

This is especially relevant now that the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter is getting some publicity. It would be useful to be able to markup photographs, findings, reports, etc.

Here's some work-in-progress:

This proposal has now been merged with that for the Moon, as:

Contributors

See also

  • luna - the same sort of thing, for The Moon