Does Clavin reverse geocode or in any way process lat/long pairs?

[Gregory Werner]

From the online demo and looking around a bit, I see that If I have something like Athens, GA in unstructured text, Clavin will pick that out and give me the lat/long pair.  Well what if in my unstructured data I have lat/long pairs (of different formats).  Will Clavin help me out to either recognize those lat/long pairs exist in the text or to even do processing on the lat/long location?

[Charlie Greenbacker]

Hi Gregory,

CLAVIN doesn't have this capability, but it probably wouldn't be too difficult to build. You could use regular expressions to extract lat/lon pairs from text documents, then run them through an existing geocoder to produce a mailing address, etc.

What sort of application do you have in mind for this?

- Charlie

On Friday, September 30, 2016, Gregory Werner <grja...@gmail.com> wrote:

From the online demo and looking around a bit, I see that If I have something like Athens, GA in unstructured text, Clavin will pick that out and give me the lat/long pair.  Well what if in my unstructured data I have lat/long pairs (of different formats).  Will Clavin help me out to either recognize those lat/long pairs exist in the text or to even do processing on the lat/long location?

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