GeoQ Project
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The two folders are set up in such a way that is fairly self-explanatory. These are to be utilized with the NGA's GeoQ software and its suite of tools. You can find GeoQ here, and other software to use with GeoQ here -- an RFI generator and here -- a geographic event tracker.
My fork of GeoQ, found here may include this repository in the future.
Installer:
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Includes the Bash script to automate an install of GeoQ. This works for server-based deployments as well as locally.
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If a manual install is preferred, the commands are in the .mdown file, and it should be fairly easy to follow.
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Both of these are set up for CentOS 6.8. Other Linux distributions (Ubuntu, CentOS 7+, RHEL, etc.) may come in the future.
Commands:
To run (as root):
First clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/ruffm/GeoQTools.git
Then change into the folder:
cd /path/to/GeoQBashTools/Installer
Next, make the script executable:
chmod +x CentOS68.sh
Finally, run the script:
./CentOS68.sh
Tools:
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Includes scripts, generally written in Python, that work to pull data from Flickr or Twitter sources.
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Flickrscrape.py pulls from Flickr and writes the user ID, photo ID, and title/text of the photo to a file.
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Twitterscrape.py pulls from Twitter and writes a lot of data to a file. This data will be manipulated to clean up the file later on.