Re: [OSM-talk] CLEANMAP global version

2012-01-18 Thread Simon Poole


I've added some further functionality to CLEANMAP that hopefully makes 
it a bit more useful:


- View the current map in the OSMI Licence Status view
- Edit in P2 or JOSM
- Pressing the shift key and selecting an area with the mouse will 
produce some non-ODBL object creation statistics for the selected region


Please note that the statistics function only supports small bounding 
boxes and is not intended for large scale use.


Simon

Am 11.01.2012 16:44, schrieb Simon Poole:


A number of you have probably already seen CLEANMAP in its original 
incarnation as announced on Christmas. I've now expanded it to cover 
the whole planet and have made some further changes (odbl=clean 
support for example).


Please read the wiki page http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/CLEANMAP 
for details and updates.


The map can be found here http://cleanmap.poole.ch/ , please take into 
account that this is a small and slow machine.


Further I've just ran the weekly update for the  statistics on 
http://odbl.poole.ch/, over the past week the number of pre-CT 
mappers* that accepted the CTs grew to an absolute majority.   While 
this doesn't have any legal meaning, it is nonetheless a significant 
signal.


Simon

* this is based on the number of mappers that still hand visible data 
in the last full history dump, current numbers would be even a bit 
better.



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Re: [OSM-talk] CLEANMAP global version

2012-01-18 Thread maning sambale
Thank you for this useful resource.  One minor comment, using a lot
webmaps with openlayers, I'm used to using Shift-Mouse Drag to zooming
in to specific area.  This can accidentally query large areas.

On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 6:04 PM, Simon Poole si...@poole.ch wrote:
 - Pressing the shift key and selecting an area with the mouse will produce
 some non-ODBL object creation statistics for the selected region



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Re: [OSM-talk] CLEANMAP global version

2012-01-12 Thread Nathan Edgars II

On 1/11/2012 10:30 PM, Nick Hocking wrote:

OSM inspector gives a pessimistic view at a distance because red is so
bright and (in Australia) one could be forgiven for thinking...
Oh dear, Sydney and Adelaide are goners.
However your CleanMap shows that there is a lot of hope for both
although there is still a massive amount of work to be done.


Since Cleanmap doesn't include any nodes that will be lost, it's more 
like looking through way-colored glasses. It also doesn't show any 
intermediate edits, which GREATLY minimizes the effect in areas like the 
U.S. where most roads started out as imports.


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Re: [OSM-talk] CLEANMAP global version

2012-01-12 Thread Simon Poole
It doesn't change the geometry of objects, but individual tagged nodes 
-are- hidden. The US is a special case as you say.


For more detailed information, I would naturally use the OSMI inspector 
licence view, or the Garmin map overlays (on the road).


Simon

Am 12.01.2012 10:47, schrieb Nathan Edgars II:

On 1/11/2012 10:30 PM, Nick Hocking wrote:

OSM inspector gives a pessimistic view at a distance because red is so
bright and (in Australia) one could be forgiven for thinking...
Oh dear, Sydney and Adelaide are goners.
However your CleanMap shows that there is a lot of hope for both
although there is still a massive amount of work to be done.


Since Cleanmap doesn't include any nodes that will be lost, it's more 
like looking through way-colored glasses. It also doesn't show any 
intermediate edits, which GREATLY minimizes the effect in areas like 
the U.S. where most roads started out as imports.


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[Talk-ro] Fwd: [OSM-talk] CLEANMAP global version

2012-01-12 Thread ciprian niculescu
Salutare,

un superb post cu un proiect asociat, un zoom pe BadMap pe romania se vede
ca ar disparea diverse. Printre care si Zona administrativa Romania :)



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A number of you have probably already seen CLEANMAP in its original
incarnation as announced on Christmas. I've now expanded it to cover the
whole planet and have made some further changes (odbl=clean support for
example).

Please read the wiki page
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/**wiki/CLEANMAPhttp://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/CLEANMAPfor
details and updates.

The map can be found here http://cleanmap.poole.ch/ , please take into
account that this is a small and slow machine.

Further I've just ran the weekly update for the  statistics on
http://odbl.poole.ch/, over the past week the number of pre-CT mappers*
that accepted the CTs grew to an absolute majority.   While this doesn't
have any legal meaning, it is nonetheless a significant signal.

Simon

* this is based on the number of mappers that still hand visible data in
the last full history dump, current numbers would be even a bit better.


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[OSM-talk] CLEANMAP global version

2012-01-11 Thread Simon Poole


A number of you have probably already seen CLEANMAP in its original 
incarnation as announced on Christmas. I've now expanded it to cover the 
whole planet and have made some further changes (odbl=clean support for 
example).


Please read the wiki page http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/CLEANMAP 
for details and updates.


The map can be found here http://cleanmap.poole.ch/ , please take into 
account that this is a small and slow machine.


Further I've just ran the weekly update for the  statistics on 
http://odbl.poole.ch/, over the past week the number of pre-CT 
mappers* that accepted the CTs grew to an absolute majority.   While 
this doesn't have any legal meaning, it is nonetheless a significant signal.


Simon

* this is based on the number of mappers that still hand visible data in 
the last full history dump, current numbers would be even a bit better.



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Re: [OSM-talk] CLEANMAP global version

2012-01-11 Thread Michal Migurski
Awesome! Mind if I add this to Walking Papers?

Also: is there a way to remove the flash effect when switching layers in 
Leaflet? It makes it slightly harder for my visual cortex to spot changes.

-mike.

On Jan 11, 2012, at 7:44 AM, Simon Poole wrote:

 
 A number of you have probably already seen CLEANMAP in its original 
 incarnation as announced on Christmas. I've now expanded it to cover the 
 whole planet and have made some further changes (odbl=clean support for 
 example).
 
 Please read the wiki page http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/CLEANMAP for 
 details and updates.
 
 The map can be found here http://cleanmap.poole.ch/ , please take into 
 account that this is a small and slow machine.
 
 Further I've just ran the weekly update for the  statistics on 
 http://odbl.poole.ch/, over the past week the number of pre-CT mappers* 
 that accepted the CTs grew to an absolute majority.   While this doesn't have 
 any legal meaning, it is nonetheless a significant signal.
 
 Simon
 
 * this is based on the number of mappers that still hand visible data in the 
 last full history dump, current numbers would be even a bit better.
 
 
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Re: [OSM-talk] CLEANMAP global version

2012-01-11 Thread Simon Poole



Am 11.01.2012 23:18, schrieb Michal Migurski:

Awesome! Mind if I add this to Walking Papers?


Naturally not, just please take this in to consideration: ...please 
take into account that this is a small and slow machine.


Also: is there a way to remove the flash effect when switching layers in 
Leaflet? It makes it slightly harder for my visual cortex to spot changes.


There are a number of issues due to limitations in the current Leaflet 
implementation, most of them are on my ToDo list.


Simon


-mike.

On Jan 11, 2012, at 7:44 AM, Simon Poole wrote:


A number of you have probably already seen CLEANMAP in its original incarnation 
as announced on Christmas. I've now expanded it to cover the whole planet and 
have made some further changes (odbl=clean support for example).

Please read the wiki page http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/CLEANMAP for 
details and updates.

The map can be found here http://cleanmap.poole.ch/ , please take into account 
that this is a small and slow machine.

Further I've just ran the weekly update for the  statistics on http://odbl.poole.ch/, 
over the past week the number of pre-CT mappers* that accepted the CTs grew 
to an absolute majority.   While this doesn't have any legal meaning, it is nonetheless a 
significant signal.

Simon

* this is based on the number of mappers that still hand visible data in the 
last full history dump, current numbers would be even a bit better.


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