diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore
index bbf98a2..61d1ac5 100644
--- a/.gitignore
+++ b/.gitignore
@@ -2,3 +2,8 @@ degauss-alpine/.DS_Store
postgis-docker-alpine-db/.DS_Store
postgis-docker-alpine-db/src/.DS_Store
.DS_Store
+
+# Ignore all directories named 'data' anywhere in the repo
+**/data/
+# Except the top-level 'data' directory (note the leading slash)
+!/data/
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index fad5a94..6cff0ee 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -1 +1 @@
-Alpine Images for the CLAD geocoder cloud.
+Docker images for the CLAD geocoder cloud.
diff --git a/flag_file b/data/flag_file
similarity index 100%
rename from flag_file
rename to data/flag_file
diff --git a/data/florida.csv b/data/florida.csv
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..831774e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/data/florida.csv
@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+id,address
+1,"967 Hanover Court Palmetto, FL 3422"
+2,"77 Broad Street Miami, FL 33126"
+3,"504 Hanover Court Ormond Beach, FL 3217"
+4,"7361 Route 30 Jacksonville, FL 32218"
+5,"459 14th Street Hollywood, FL 33021"
+6,"12 Route 70 Pompano Beach, FL 33064"
+7,"7480 Elizabeth Street Winter Haven, FL 33880"
+8,"8802 Mulberry Lane Hollywood, FL 33023"
+9,"131 Buckingham Drive Orlando, FL 32812"
+10,"8493 Street Road New Port Richey, FL 34653"
+11,"975 1st Avenue Hialeah, FL 33013"
+12,"8506 Briarwood Drive Pensacola, FL 32526"
diff --git a/degauss-alpine/README.md b/degauss-alpine/README.md
deleted file mode 100644
index 86329e9..0000000
--- a/degauss-alpine/README.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,21 +0,0 @@
-# Turning the R Degauss Geocoder implementation into an API for servicing a single address
-
-Pulling from here: https://github.com/degauss-org/geocoder/tree/master
-
-Slapping a copy of the Flask API implementation on top of that based on UW Geocoder approach.
-
-Here we are also adapting the Ubuntu impementation into an Alpine approach.
-
-
-## Usage
-
-```
-$ curl http://cladgeocoder.rit.uw.edu:50008/degausslatlong?q=1410+NE+Campus+Parkway%2c+Seattle%2c+WA+98195
-
-[{"street":"NE Campus Pkwy","zip":"98195","city":"Seattle","state":"WA","lat":47.656234,"lon":-122.315577,"fips_county":"53033","score":0.806,"prenum":"","number":"1198","precision":"street"}]
-
-```
-
-
-
-
diff --git a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/.gitignore b/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/.gitignore
deleted file mode 100644
index 410bf44..0000000
--- a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/.gitignore
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,22 +0,0 @@
-test_addresses_geocoded.csv
-temp.json
-*.o
-*.so
-*.gem
-bin/shp2sqlite
-build/shp2sqlite
-src/shp2sqlite/shp2sqlite
-src/liblwgeom/liblwgeom.a
-*.log
-geocoding.html
-.DS_Store
-geocoder.db
-geocoder_2019.db
-test/cache
-.Rproj.user
-.Rhistory
-geocoder.Rproj
-test/d_for_geocoding.rds
-test/geocoding_cache/
-test/tmp*
-/.Rprofile
diff --git a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/DeGAUSS_hex.png b/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/DeGAUSS_hex.png
deleted file mode 100644
index 5a9c1a3..0000000
Binary files a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/DeGAUSS_hex.png and /dev/null differ
diff --git a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/Dockerfile b/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/Dockerfile
deleted file mode 100644
index ae77405..0000000
--- a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/Dockerfile
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,74 +0,0 @@
-FROM rhub/r-minimal:4.5.0
-
-# DeGAUSS container metadata
-ENV degauss_name="geocoder"
-ENV degauss_version="3.3.0"
-ENV degauss_description="geocodes"
-ENV degauss_argument="valid_geocode_score_threshold [default: 0.5]"
-
-# add OCI labels based on environment variables too
-LABEL "org.degauss.name"="${degauss_name}"
-LABEL "org.degauss.version"="${degauss_version}"
-LABEL "org.degauss.description"="${degauss_description}"
-LABEL "org.degauss.argument"="${degauss_argument}"
-
-RUN apk add \
- make \
- sqlite \
- sqlite-dev \
- sqlite-libs \
- flex \
- ruby-full \
- ruby-dev \
- bison \
- gnupg \
- gcc \
- g++ \
- musl-dev \
- python3 \
- py3-pip \
- py3-setuptools \
- vim \
- linux-headers
-
-RUN gem install sqlite3
-RUN gem install json Text
-
-
-
-RUN mkdir /app
-WORKDIR /app
-
-COPY Makefile.ruby .
-COPY /src ./src
-COPY /lib ./lib
-COPY /gemspec ./gemspec
-
-RUN make -f Makefile.ruby install \
- && gem install Geocoder-US-2.0.4.gem
-
-WORKDIR /app
-
-# install required version of renv
-RUN R --quiet -e "install.packages('remotes', repos = 'https://packagemanager.rstudio.com/all/__linux__/focal/latest')"
-RUN R --quiet -e "remotes::install_github('rstudio/renv@0.15.4')"
-
-COPY renv.lock .
-RUN R --quiet -e "renv::restore()"
-
-COPY geocode.rb .
-
-ADD https://geomarker.s3.amazonaws.com/geocoder_2021.db /opt/geocoder.db
-
-## api customizations
-
-RUN apk add py3-flask
-
-COPY __init__.py ./
-COPY manage.py ./
-COPY /flaskr ./flaskr
-
-
-WORKDIR /tmp
-
-CMD [ "python3", "/app/manage.py" ]
diff --git a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/LICENSE b/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/LICENSE
deleted file mode 100644
index d2b2339..0000000
--- a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/LICENSE
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diff --git a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/Makefile b/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/Makefile
deleted file mode 100644
index 5c00ca7..0000000
--- a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/Makefile
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,39 +0,0 @@
-REGISTRY_HOST=docker.io
-USERNAME=degauss
-NAME=$(shell basename "$(CURDIR)")
-IMAGE=$(REGISTRY_HOST)/$(USERNAME)/$(NAME)
-
-.PHONY: build test shell release clean
-
-build:
- docker build -t $(IMAGE) .
-
-test:
- docker run --rm -v "${PWD}/test":/tmp $(IMAGE) my_address_file.csv
- docker run --rm -v "${PWD}/test":/tmp $(IMAGE) my_address_file.csv 0.6
- docker run --rm -v "${PWD}/test":/tmp $(IMAGE) my_address_file.csv all
-
-shell:
- docker run --rm -it --entrypoint=/bin/bash -v "${PWD}/test":/tmp $(IMAGE)
-
-release:
-ifndef VERSION
- $(error VERSION is not set. Usage: "make release VERSION=X.X")
-endif
-ifndef DOCKER_USERNAME
- $(error DOCKER_USERNAME is not set)
-endif
-ifndef DOCKER_PAT
- $(error DOCKER_PAT is not set)
-endif
- git commit -am "Release for image version $(VERSION)" --allow-empty
- git tag -a $(VERSION) -m "${VERSION}"
- git push origin ${VERSION}
- git push
- echo "${DOCKER_PAT}" | docker login -u "${DOCKER_USERNAME}" --password-stdin
- docker tag ${IMAGE}:latest ${IMAGE}:${VERSION}
- docker push ${IMAGE}:${VERSION}
- docker push ${IMAGE}:latest
-
-clean:
- docker system prune -f
diff --git a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/Makefile.ruby b/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/Makefile.ruby
deleted file mode 100644
index ad1340e..0000000
--- a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/Makefile.ruby
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,14 +0,0 @@
-all:
- make -C src install
- gem build gemspec
-
-test: all
- ruby -Ilib tests/run.rb
-
-install: all
- # gem install *.gem
-
-clean:
- make -C src clean
- rm -f lib/geocoder/us/sqlite3.so
- rm -f *.gem
diff --git a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/README.md b/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/README.md
deleted file mode 100644
index 23fc86e..0000000
--- a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/README.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,62 +0,0 @@
-# geocoder 
-
-[](https://github.com/degauss-org/geocoder/releases)
-[](https://github.com/degauss-org/geocoder/actions/workflows/build-deploy-release.yaml)
-
-## Using
-
-If `my_address_file.csv` is a file in the current working directory with an address column named `address`, then the [DeGAUSS command](https://degauss.org/using_degauss.html#DeGAUSS_Commands):
-
-```sh
-docker run --rm -v $PWD:/tmp ghcr.io/degauss-org/geocoder:3.3.0 my_address_file.csv
-```
-
-will produce `my_address_file_geocoder_3.3.0_score_threshold_0.5.csv` with added columns:
-
-- **`matched_street`**, **`matched_city`**, **`matched_state`**, **`matched_zip`**: matched address componets (e.g., `matched_street` is the street the geocoder matched with the input address); can be used to investigate input address misspellings, typos, etc.
-- **`precision`**: The method/precision of the geocode. The value will be one of:
- - `range`: interpolated based on address ranges from street segments
- - `street`: center of the matched street
- - `intersection`: intersection of two streets
- - `zip`: centroid of the matched zip code
- - `city`: centroid of the matched city
-- **`score`**: The percentage of text match between the given address and the geocoded result, expressed as a number between 0 and 1. A higher score indicates a closer match. Note that each score is relative within a precision method (i.e. a `score` of `0.8` with a `precision` of `range `is not the same as a `score` of `0.8` with a `precision` of `street`).
-- **`lat`** and **`lon`**: geocoded coordinates for matched address
-- **`geocode_result`**: A character string summarizing the geocoding result. The value will be one of
- - `geocoded`: the address was geocoded with a `precision` of either `range` or `street` and a `score` of `0.5` or greater.
- - `imprecise_geocode`: the address was geocoded, but results were suppressed because the `precision` was `intersection`, `zip`, or `city` and/or the `score` was less than `0.5`.
- - `po_box`: the address was not geocoded because it is a PO Box
- - `cincy_inst_foster_addr`: the address was not geocoded because it is a known institutional address, not a residential address
- - `non_address_text`: the address was not geocoded because it was blank or listed as "foreign", "verify", or "unknown"
-
-### Optional Argument
-
-- Geocodes with a resulting precision of `intersection`, `zip`, or `city` are returned with a missing `lat` and `lon` because they are likely too inaccurate and/or too imprecise to be used for further analysis.
-- By default, `lat` and `lon` are also returned as missing if the `score` is less than `0.5` (regardless of the precision).
-- This threshold can be changed by including an optional argument in the docker call (e.g., `docker run --rm -v $PWD:/tmp degauss/geocoder:3.2.0 my_address_file.csv 0.6`).
-- Supplying `all` instead of a numeric `score_threshold` returns all geocodes regardless of `score`, `precision`, or `po_box`, `cincy_inst_foster_addr`, and `non_address_text` filters.
-
-## Geomarker Methods
-
-### Input address data formatting
-
-- Other columns may be present, but it is recommended to only include `address` and an optional identifier column (e.g., `id`). Fewer columns will increase geocoding speed.
-- Address data must be in one column called `address`.
-- Separate the different address components with a space
-- Do not include apartment numbers or "second address line" (but its okay if you can't remove them)
-- ZIP codes must be five digits (i.e. `32709`) and not "plus four" (i.e. `32709-0000`)
-- Do not try to geocode addresses without a valid 5 digit zip code; this is used by the geocoder to complete its initial searches and if attempted, it will likely return incorrect matches
-- Spelling should be as accurate as possible, but the program does complete "fuzzy matching" so an exact match is not necessary
-- Capitalization does not affect results
-- Abbreviations may be used (i.e. `St.` instead of `Street` or `OH` instead of `Ohio`)
-- Use Arabic numerals instead of written numbers (i.e. `13` instead of `thirteen`)
-- Address strings with out of order items could return NA (i.e. `3333 Burnet Ave Cincinnati 45229 OH`)
-
-## Geomarker Data
-
-- `geocoder.db` is a SQL database prepared following the instructions [here](https://degauss.org/manual_install.html) using 2021 TIGER/Line Street Range Address files from the Census
-- For this container, it is hosted at `s3://geomarker/geocoder_2021.db`
-
-## DeGAUSS Details
-
-For detailed documentation on DeGAUSS, including general usage and installation, please see the [DeGAUSS homepage](https://degauss.org).
diff --git a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/__init__.py b/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/__init__.py
deleted file mode 100644
index 278d95c..0000000
--- a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/__init__.py
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1 +0,0 @@
-from .run import app
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diff --git a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/build/build_indexes b/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/build/build_indexes
deleted file mode 100755
index 4014299..0000000
--- a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/build/build_indexes
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,8 +0,0 @@
-#!/bin/bash
-
-BASE=$(dirname $0)
-PATH=$PATH:$BASE/bin
-SQL="$BASE/sql"
-
-# Just run the SQL that constructs the indexes.
-sqlite3 $1 < ${SQL}/index.sql
diff --git a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/build/rebuild_cluster b/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/build/rebuild_cluster
deleted file mode 100755
index c338858..0000000
--- a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/build/rebuild_cluster
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,22 +0,0 @@
-#!/bin/bash
-
-BASE=$(dirname $0)
-PATH=$PATH:$BASE/bin
-SQL="$BASE/sql"
-
-OLD_DB=$1
-DATABASE=${OLD_DB}.$$
-
-[ -r $DATABASE ] && echo "$DATABASE already exists." && exit -1
-[ ! -r $OLD_DB ] && echo "Can't read $OLD_DB." && exit -1
-
-# Create a shiny new database, attach the old one,
-# extract the data from it, and then index that.
-# Finally, overwrite the old database with the new one.
-( cat ${SQL}/create.sql && \
- echo "ATTACH DATABASE '${OLD_DB}' AS old;" && \
- cat ${SQL}/cluster.sql && \
- echo "DETACH DATABASE old;" && \
- cat ${SQL}/index.sql && \
- echo "ANALYZE;" ) | sqlite3 $DATABASE \
- && mv $DATABASE $OLD_DB
diff --git a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/build/rebuild_metaphones b/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/build/rebuild_metaphones
deleted file mode 100755
index 5a17e6f..0000000
--- a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/build/rebuild_metaphones
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,32 +0,0 @@
-#!/usr/bin/ruby
-
-require 'rubygems'
-require 'sqlite3'
-require 'text'
-
-if(ARGV.length < 1)
-print "Missing SQLite file parameter"
-printf "\nUSAGE:\n"
-print """./rebuild_metaphones [SQLite File]
- [SQLite File] - SQLite file generated by the geocoder.
-"""
-exit
-end
-
- @db = SQLite3::Database.new(ARGV[0])
- @db.create_function("metaphone", 2) do |func, string, len|
- test = string.to_s.gsub(/\W/o, "")
- if test =~ /^(\d+)/o
- mph = $1
- elsif test =~ /^([wy])$/io
- mph = $1
- else
- mph = Text::Metaphone.metaphone test
- end
- func.result = mph[0...len.to_i]
- end
- sql = "update place set city_phone = metaphone(city,5)"
-
- @db.execute sql
-
- @db.close
diff --git a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/build/sql/cluster.sql b/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/build/sql/cluster.sql
deleted file mode 100644
index 9be5eee..0000000
--- a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/build/sql/cluster.sql
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,16 +0,0 @@
-.echo on
--- turn off various pragmas to make SQLite faster
-PRAGMA temp_store=MEMORY;
-PRAGMA journal_mode=OFF;
-PRAGMA synchronous=OFF;
-PRAGMA cache_size=500000;
-PRAGMA count_changes=0;
-BEGIN TRANSACTION;
--- order the contents of each table by their indexes to reduce
--- the number of disk pages that need to be read on each query.
-INSERT INTO place SELECT * FROM old.place ORDER BY zip, priority;
-INSERT INTO edge SELECT * FROM old.edge ORDER BY tlid;
-INSERT INTO feature SELECT * FROM old.feature ORDER BY street_phone, zip;
-INSERT INTO feature_edge SELECT * FROM old.feature_edge ORDER BY fid;
-INSERT INTO range SELECT * FROM old.range ORDER BY tlid;
-COMMIT;
diff --git a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/build/sql/convert.sql b/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/build/sql/convert.sql
deleted file mode 100644
index 8a755bb..0000000
--- a/degauss-alpine/degauss-geocoder-api/build/sql/convert.sql
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,80 +0,0 @@
-BEGIN;
--- start by indexing the temporary tables created from the input data.
-CREATE INDEX featnames_tlid ON tiger_featnames (tlid);
-CREATE INDEX addr_tlid ON tiger_addr (tlid);
-CREATE INDEX edges_tlid ON tiger_edges (tlid);
-
--- generate a summary table matching each edge to one or more ZIPs
--- for those edges that are streets and have a name
-CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE linezip AS
- SELECT DISTINCT tlid, zip FROM (
- SELECT tlid, zip FROM tiger_addr a
- UNION
- SELECT tlid, zipr AS zip FROM tiger_edges e
- WHERE e.mtfcc LIKE 'S%' AND zipr <> "" AND zipr IS NOT NULL
- UNION
- SELECT tlid, zipl AS zip FROM tiger_edges e
- WHERE e.mtfcc LIKE 'S%' AND zipl <> "" AND zipl IS NOT NULL
- ) AS whatever;
-
-CREATE INDEX linezip_tlid ON linezip (tlid);
-
--- generate features from the featnames table for each desired edge
--- computing the metaphone hash of the name in the process.
-
--- CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE sqlite_sequence (
--- name VARCHAR(255),
--- seq INTEGER);
-
-CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE feature_bin (
- fid INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
- street VARCHAR(100),
- street_phone VARCHAR(5),
- paflag BOOLEAN,
- zip CHAR(5));
-
-INSERT OR IGNORE INTO sqlite_sequence (name, seq) VALUES ('feature_bin',0);
-UPDATE sqlite_sequence
- SET seq=(SELECT max(fid) FROM feature)
- WHERE name="feature_bin";
-
-INSERT INTO feature_bin
- SELECT DISTINCT NULL, fullname, metaphone(name,5), paflag, zip
- FROM linezip l, tiger_featnames f
- WHERE l.tlid=f.tlid AND name <> "" AND name IS NOT NULL;
-
-CREATE INDEX feature_bin_idx ON feature_bin (street, zip);
-
-INSERT INTO feature_edge
- SELECT DISTINCT fid, f.tlid
- FROM linezip l, tiger_featnames f, feature_bin b
- WHERE l.tlid=f.tlid AND l.zip=b.zip
- AND f.fullname=b.street AND f.paflag=b.paflag;
-
--- SELECT min(fid),max(fid) FROM feature_bin;
-
-INSERT INTO feature
- SELECT * FROM feature_bin;
-
--- generate edges from the edges table for each desired edge, running
--- a simple compression on the WKB geometry (because they're all
--- linestrings).
-INSERT OR IGNORE INTO edge
- SELECT l.tlid, compress_wkb_line(the_geom) FROM
- (SELECT DISTINCT tlid FROM linezip) AS l, tiger_edges e
- WHERE l.tlid=e.tlid AND fullname <