how add data from the healthsites.io-project to wordpress – is this possible?!

good day der experts – many many thanks for bringing waymark to the wp-community,

i am so glad. I need to add data from the healthsites.io project. Is this possible?! That would be very great!

btw: we ve got alot of great and powerful Map-plugins that run in wordpress – see for example:

https://wpbuffs.com/map-plugins-for-wordpress :: see a whole bunch of map plugins for WordPress (cf. https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/search/MAPS/ ) come equipped with a whole lot of top notch and very advanced features you don’t get with a manually embedded map.

In addition to single or multiple locations, interactive map plugins provide:

– youre able to add – Custom icons and markers
– Animations
– Filter and search options
– Clusterization
– Street views
– Zooming and panning
– pinning the map to a block
– using the data that comes shipped with the map.

question: can we run and apply the data from the Open data collaboration https://healthsites.io in wordpress

see more form https://www.healthsites.io –

The data will flow both ways from Healthsites.io to OpenStreetMap, and from OpenStreetMap to Healthsites.io. On the sign up to the Healthsites.io page, users will register using OAuth against the OSM authentication provider. Each data change (create/update/delete) to a health facility on the Healthsite.io platform will be written directly to the OSM database using the OSM API, with the OSM credentials associated with the logged in user on Healthsites.io.

Changes to health facility data made outside of the Healthsites.io platform, and directly to OSM are replicated back in near-real time to a Healthsites.io mirror of all health facility data found in OSM. This is achieved using docker-osm, developed by Kartoza which takes the high frequency diffs produced on OSM and applies them to a PostgreSQL / PostGIS database hosted on Heathsites.io. Changes made locally on healthsites.io are first pushed to OSM via the OSM API and then replicated back to our docker-osm instance using the same mechanism described above.

Our aim with this architectural approach is to make OSM the main storage location of all the health facility data available on Healthsites.io and at the same time facilitate large queries, extracts and general innovation around the body of OSM health facility data, whilst having minimal impact and load on the services offered by OSM. The diagram below illustrates the high level architecture as pertains to interactions between OSM and Healthsites.io.

Data Model: The OSM data model put together for Healthsites was initially based off of several data models used in various HOT projects across South America, Africa and Southeast Asia. The initial list of tags was then compared to the data model that Healthsites.io was already using to ensure that the same attributes were still being captured, but also offered some suggestions for additional key information that should be captured for health facilities. This was based on the numerous collaborations with HOT project partners over the years and their data needs.

The overall idea is to use existing OSM tags where possible and only propose new tags where necessary. A lot of research went into the development of the Healthsites OSM data model, including the review of existing HOT data models and OSM data models available on the OSM wiki. Verification of the tags usage through the OSM wiki, Tag Info and Tag History, with further analysis on tags using OSMFilter for certain areas of interest, helped identify values generally applied in a local area.

https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Global_Healthsites_Mapping_Project

https://healthsites.io/map?country=Barbados
https://healthsites.io/map?country=Italy
https://healthsites.io/map?country=france

dear friends – i love to hear from you
regards