Re: [OSM-talk] LinuxFoundation Energy Summit 2018 in Edinburgh (too few OSM inside)

[François Lacombe]

Le dim. 7 oct. 2018 à 08:27, Mateusz Konieczny  a
écrit :

> I wonder whatever they know that this way their datasets become ODBL (or
> copyright violations).
>

Good point but not so simple
OSM data isn't pushed in legacy and main datasets yet. It's only ponctual
cleanups on temporary chunks.
Currently, at least in France, such an argument won't encourage anyone
(especially industrial operators) to produce sustainable opendata since
they may think they are forced to.
Convince and include people in the process is a long term journey.

That's why we should go and talk outside as often as possible about what we
do here
People usually join because they think it's good, not because the license
say so.

François
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Re: [OSM-talk] LinuxFoundation Energy Summit 2018 in Edinburgh (too few OSM inside)

[Mateusz Konieczny]

5. Oct 2018 00:02 by fl.infosrese...@gmail.com 
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> Following my current professional experience, it becomes more and more usual 
> to clean-up proprietary and inside dataset with OSM data (my job, sometimes 
> on power infrastructure)

 

I wonder whatever they know that this way their datasets become ODBL (or 
copyright violations).

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[OSM-talk] LinuxFoundation Energy Summit 2018 in Edinburgh (too few OSM inside)

[François Lacombe]

Hi all,

Recently some power grid operators join their efforts to build up strong
open source software designed for energy grid building and operating.
It's mainly intended for professionals, engineers, researchers...

The next LinuxFoundation Energy Summit will be held by next 24 October.
https://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/lfenergysummit2018/

Collaborative cartography may be really important to achieve development of
such complex systems: they need accurate and up to date data.
Following my current professional experience, it becomes more and more
usual to clean-up proprietary and inside dataset with OSM data (my job,
sometimes on power infrastructure)
Certainly thanks to the long time effort of the community.
I wouldn't be surprised to see some French DSOs (distribution grids)
updating part of their own GIS with OSM.

Wouldn't it be time to show up in such professional events?
OSMF should think about OSM representation in LinuxFoundation events,
shouldn't it?


All the best

*François*
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