Title: How do I create a geo-tagged event feed?
Tags: xml;calendar;geolocation;rss;atom-feed
Question: What is the most standards compliant way to make a geo-tagged event feed that is also consumable by Google Maps?


Here is another answer: It took me a couple days, but if anyone else is interested my solution is to create an RSS feed and use the xCal and geo Namespaces like so
<item&gt;
<title&gt;</title&gt;
<description&gt;</description&gt;
<link&gt;</link&gt;
<geo:lat&gt;</geo:lat&gt;
<geo:long&gt;</geo:long&gt;
<xCal:summary&gt;</xCal:summary&gt;
<xCal:dtstart&gt;</xCal:dtend&gt;
<xCal:dtend&gt;</xCal:dtend&gt;
<xCal:location&gt;</xCal:location&gt;
</item&gt;

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