Re: [Talk-ca] Revert in Aylmer is complete

2011-02-23 Thread john whelan
Looking at Bing images Rue  Gérard-Binette certainly has houses built on it
on the photo so I strongly suspect it is correctly labelled and has the
correct house numbers on.  Rue  Jean-Louis-Morin is the same I think there
are half dozen more in the same bit of Alymer.

Cheerio John

On 23 February 2011 12:13, Bégin, Daniel wrote:

> Bonjour Jonathan,
>
> NRN (source of Canvec road network) was not supposed to contain any
> "planned" street but I understand that some have been included accidentally
> in Quebec. Field work might be necessary until the next NRN version is
> available and included in Canvec product.
>
> Daniel
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Jonathan Crowe [mailto:jonathan.cr...@gmail.com]
> Sent: February 23, 2011 11:45
> To: talk-ca@openstreetmap.org
> Subject: Re: [Talk-ca] Revert in Aylmer is complete
>
> Richard, thank you. The reversion is coming up in Mapnik now -- I didn't
> have to check in an editor after all -- and things look back to normal as
> far as I can tell. If there are glitches, they can't be very widespread.
>
> I notice that the addr:interpolation ways are still there, which all in all
> I think is a good thing. They can be a little off in some of the newer
> developments (e.g., around Wilfrid-Lavigne north of Allumettières); older
> streets match up better with the addr:interpolation ways. And it's somewhat
> ghostly to see them where there are no streets. These are things that can be
> tweaked manually -- but still less work than we would otherwise have faced.
> [1]
>
> I'm reluctant to trace in street ways between the ghost addr:interpolation
> ways without confirming on the ground the existence of the street, in case
> the imported data includes streets on the drawing boards that have not yet
> been built (which I spotted in at least a couple of areas, unless the City
> of Gatineau has been busy over the winter). I plan on surveying these
> streets in the spring, unless someone else who lives closer beats me to it.
>
> [1] http://osm.org/go/cIhDQbn1M-
>
> Jonathan Crowe
> The Map Room: A Weblog About Maps
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Re: [Talk-ca] Revert in Aylmer is complete

2011-02-23 Thread Bégin , Daniel
Bonjour Jonathan,

NRN (source of Canvec road network) was not supposed to contain any "planned" 
street but I understand that some have been included accidentally in Quebec. 
Field work might be necessary until the next NRN version is available and 
included in Canvec product.

Daniel

-Original Message-
From: Jonathan Crowe [mailto:jonathan.cr...@gmail.com] 
Sent: February 23, 2011 11:45
To: talk-ca@openstreetmap.org
Subject: Re: [Talk-ca] Revert in Aylmer is complete

Richard, thank you. The reversion is coming up in Mapnik now -- I didn't have 
to check in an editor after all -- and things look back to normal as far as I 
can tell. If there are glitches, they can't be very widespread.

I notice that the addr:interpolation ways are still there, which all in all I 
think is a good thing. They can be a little off in some of the newer 
developments (e.g., around Wilfrid-Lavigne north of Allumettières); older 
streets match up better with the addr:interpolation ways. And it's somewhat 
ghostly to see them where there are no streets. These are things that can be 
tweaked manually -- but still less work than we would otherwise have faced. [1]

I'm reluctant to trace in street ways between the ghost addr:interpolation ways 
without confirming on the ground the existence of the street, in case the 
imported data includes streets on the drawing boards that have not yet been 
built (which I spotted in at least a couple of areas, unless the City of 
Gatineau has been busy over the winter). I plan on surveying these streets in 
the spring, unless someone else who lives closer beats me to it.

[1] http://osm.org/go/cIhDQbn1M-

Jonathan Crowe
The Map Room: A Weblog About Maps
http://www.maproomblog.com

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Re: [Talk-ca] Revert in Aylmer is complete

2011-02-23 Thread Jonathan Crowe
Richard, thank you. The reversion is coming up in Mapnik now -- I
didn't have to check in an editor after all -- and things look back to
normal as far as I can tell. If there are glitches, they can't be very
widespread.

I notice that the addr:interpolation ways are still there, which all
in all I think is a good thing. They can be a little off in some of
the newer developments (e.g., around Wilfrid-Lavigne north of
Allumettières); older streets match up better with the
addr:interpolation ways. And it's somewhat ghostly to see them where
there are no streets. These are things that can be tweaked manually --
but still less work than we would otherwise have faced. [1]

I'm reluctant to trace in street ways between the ghost
addr:interpolation ways without confirming on the ground the existence
of the street, in case the imported data includes streets on the
drawing boards that have not yet been built (which I spotted in at
least a couple of areas, unless the City of Gatineau has been busy
over the winter). I plan on surveying these streets in the spring,
unless someone else who lives closer beats me to it.

[1] http://osm.org/go/cIhDQbn1M-

Jonathan Crowe
The Map Room: A Weblog About Maps
http://www.maproomblog.com

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