Tagger Documentation

Tagger is a tool for manually analyzing large sets of images, finding, and reporting points-of-interest from these images.

Contents

• Getting Started
  • System Requirements
  • Downloading Tagger
  • Collecting Dependencies
  • Setup PostgreSQL
  • Running Tagger
• Changelog
• Installing
  • 1. Installing dependencies
  • 2. PostgreSQL Installation and Setup
    • 1. Open Terminal
    • 2. Log in as user postgres
    • 3. Run the postgreSQL terminal interface
    • 4. Change password of currently postgres user to postgres
    • 5. Create a new database called tagger and set owner to postgres user
    • 6. Log out
    • 7. Restart postgreSQL service
  • 3. Creating Database Schema
  • 4. Celebrate
    • How to Set Up a Slave Tagger on a Local Area Network
    • 1. Install dependencies
    • 2. Configure user groups
    • 3. Create a destination directory for mapping in your tagger repo root directory
    • 4. Map GCS flights directory to the local folder you just created
• FAQs
• For Developers
  • Writing Documentation
  • Setup Tab
    • What it shows
    • What controls there are
  • Targets Tab
    • What information it shows
    • Interface
  • Map Tab
    • What it shows
    • What controls there are
• Support