Re: [OSM-talk] Updating www.bestofosm.org

2012-12-12 Thread Martijn van Exel
There's some theme / amusement parks mapped in great detail:
Walt Disney World Resort:
http://bestofosm.org/?type=mapnik&lon=-81.54878&lat=28.37393&zoom=18 /
http://bestofosm.org/?type=mapnik&lon=-81.54878&lat=28.37393&zoom=18
Disneyland CA: 
http://bestofosm.org/?type=mapnik&lon=-81.54878&lat=28.37393&zoom=18

On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 2:24 AM, Frederik Ramm  wrote:
> Hi,
>
>most of you will know www.bestofosm.org - essentially a simple OpenLayers
> page with a couple KML layers with markers (and preview images) for
> locations that are "special" in OSM.
>
> The location list hasn't been updated since the license change and we're
> planning to do a major update, together with a new poster print (latest one
> proudly boasts "2010 version" http://bestofosm.org/poster/).
>
> Do you know any places that should be featured on bestofosm.org?
>
> We're looking for things that
>
> * are mapped to an exceptional standard (where "exceptional" is relative to
> the surroundings - something that is normal for OSM in Europe might be
> exceptional for OSM in China).
>
> and/or
>
> * have a nice story (e.g. a village might only look 'average' on the map but
> have been mapped completely in one day by the local primary school)
>
> and/or
>
> * have relevance for OSM as a project (e.g. we'll add all locations of past
> SOTMs but things like "the first mapping party in Africa" or so would be
> great too)
>
> and/or
>
> * are exceptional in some other respect
>
> The site isn't intended to be a catalogue, but more of a showcase. That's
> why we absolutely need a "story paragraph" for each item that should ideally
> go beyound "this place also looks nice" - these story paragraphs will also
> go on the poster.
>
> We're also after a good planet coverage - currently, the non-coastal US,
> Australia, and Canada are completely devoid of entries.
>
> Entries must be visible on one of the publicly accessible OSM tile maps -
> can be standard map, cyclemap, piste map, seamap, etc. but we can't support
> maps with interactive features or vector overlays.
>
> Your input is greatly appreciated, and will be edited and compiled into KML
> files/PNG files that are freely reusable under CC-BY-SA just as
> bestofosm.org is today.
>
> Bye
> Frederik
>
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Re: [OSM-talk] Updating www.bestofosm.org

2012-12-12 Thread Joseph Reeves
>Sarajevo is an example

I was in Sarajevo talking OSM in October whilst participating in a TechCamp
event there. I was surprised to check the coverage this week and to see the
extent it had improved over the last 2 months. Impressive stuff!

Cheers, Joseph






On 12 December 2012 13:59, hbogner  wrote:

> Sarajevo is an example
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Re: [OSM-talk] Updating www.bestofosm.org

2012-12-12 Thread hbogner

They were doing good work even before corine import, Sarajevo is an example.

Ragards,
Hrvoje

On 12/12/2012 02:43 PM, Martin Koppenhoefer wrote:

Great to hear that an active community is emerging in Bosnia, but I oppose strongly the 
idea to have a corine import marked as "best of OSM". Didn't analyze the 
situation there, but if the data is mainly corine we shouldn't promote this as best of

Cheers,
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Re: [OSM-talk] Updating www.bestofosm.org

2012-12-12 Thread Martin Koppenhoefer




Am 11/dic/2012 um 16:02 schrieb hbogner :

> Bosnia team was started few weeks/months ago and they just imported Corine 
> land cover. Compared to google it now looks great :D
> 
> It would be a good boost for them to be on bestofosm :D


Great to hear that an active community is emerging in Bosnia, but I oppose 
strongly the idea to have a corine import marked as "best of OSM". Didn't 
analyze the situation there, but if the data is mainly corine we shouldn't 
promote this as best of

Cheers,
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Re: [OSM-talk] Updating www.bestofosm.org

2012-12-11 Thread Pierre Béland
Frederik

We could give examples of the reactivity of the OSM community with "spontaneous 
mapping" in blank zones areas done with the HOT Task Manager. For example, 
thousands of  refugees arrived in the last two  weeks in Minova and Bweremana 
in South-Kivu. Following a request to map the area, the OSM contributors mapped 
this area from saturday to now.  From an  almost blank map, we already have a 
detailed map wich is of great help to humanitarian organizations planning their 
action in the area. To compare the Before and After map, just look at  the 
standard layer (ie. After) with the Mapquest Open layer which is not yet 
updated with recen OSM data.
Before  http://osm.org/go/l3HJDKhA?layers=Q
After http://osm.org/go/l3HJDKhA


Pierre 



>
> De : Frederik Ramm 
>À : Talk Openstreetmap  
>Envoyé le : Mardi 11 décembre 2012 4h24
>Objet : [OSM-talk] Updating www.bestofosm.org
> 
>Hi,
>
>   most of you will know www.bestofosm.org - essentially a simple OpenLayers 
>page with a couple KML layers with markers (and preview images) for locations 
>that are "special" in OSM.
>
>The location list hasn't been updated since the license change and we're 
>planning to do a major update, together with a new poster print (latest one 
>proudly boasts "2010 version" http://bestofosm.org/poster/).
>
>Do you know any places that should be featured on bestofosm.org?
>
>We're looking for things that
>
>* are mapped to an exceptional standard (where "exceptional" is relative to 
>the surroundings - something that is normal for OSM in Europe might be 
>exceptional for OSM in China).
>
>and/or
>
>* have a nice story (e.g. a village might only look 'average' on the map but 
>have been mapped completely in one day by the local primary school)
>
>and/or
>
>* have relevance for OSM as a project (e.g. we'll add all locations of past 
>SOTMs but things like "the first mapping party in Africa" or so would be great 
>too)
>
>and/or
>
>* are exceptional in some other respect
>
>The site isn't intended to be a catalogue, but more of a showcase. That's why 
>we absolutely need a "story paragraph" for each item that should ideally go 
>beyound "this place also looks nice" - these story paragraphs will also go on 
>the poster.
>
>We're also after a good planet coverage - currently, the non-coastal US, 
>Australia, and Canada are completely devoid of entries.
>
>Entries must be visible on one of the publicly accessible OSM tile maps - can 
>be standard map, cyclemap, piste map, seamap, etc. but we can't support maps 
>with interactive features or vector overlays.
>
>Your input is greatly appreciated, and will be edited and compiled into KML 
>files/PNG files that are freely reusable under CC-BY-SA just as bestofosm.org 
>is today.
>
>Bye
>Frederik
>
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Re: [OSM-talk] Updating www.bestofosm.org

2012-12-11 Thread hbogner
Bosnia team was started few weeks/months ago and they just imported 
Corine land cover. Compared to google it now looks great :D


It would be a good boost for them to be on bestofosm :D

On 11.12.2012. 15:36, Alex Barth wrote:

Sarajevo, maybe all of Bosnia?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/2012/mar/28/openstreetmap-google-maps-technologies





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Re: [OSM-talk] Updating www.bestofosm.org

2012-12-11 Thread Alex Barth
Sarajevo, maybe all of Bosnia?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/2012/mar/28/openstreetmap-google-maps-technologies

On Dec 11, 2012, at 4:24 AM, Frederik Ramm  wrote:

> Hi,
> 
>   most of you will know www.bestofosm.org - essentially a simple OpenLayers 
> page with a couple KML layers with markers (and preview images) for locations 
> that are "special" in OSM.
> 
> The location list hasn't been updated since the license change and we're 
> planning to do a major update, together with a new poster print (latest one 
> proudly boasts "2010 version" http://bestofosm.org/poster/).
> 
> Do you know any places that should be featured on bestofosm.org?
> 
> We're looking for things that
> 
> * are mapped to an exceptional standard (where "exceptional" is relative to 
> the surroundings - something that is normal for OSM in Europe might be 
> exceptional for OSM in China).
> 
> and/or
> 
> * have a nice story (e.g. a village might only look 'average' on the map but 
> have been mapped completely in one day by the local primary school)
> 
> and/or
> 
> * have relevance for OSM as a project (e.g. we'll add all locations of past 
> SOTMs but things like "the first mapping party in Africa" or so would be 
> great too)
> 
> and/or
> 
> * are exceptional in some other respect
> 
> The site isn't intended to be a catalogue, but more of a showcase. That's why 
> we absolutely need a "story paragraph" for each item that should ideally go 
> beyound "this place also looks nice" - these story paragraphs will also go on 
> the poster.
> 
> We're also after a good planet coverage - currently, the non-coastal US, 
> Australia, and Canada are completely devoid of entries.
> 
> Entries must be visible on one of the publicly accessible OSM tile maps - can 
> be standard map, cyclemap, piste map, seamap, etc. but we can't support maps 
> with interactive features or vector overlays.
> 
> Your input is greatly appreciated, and will be edited and compiled into KML 
> files/PNG files that are freely reusable under CC-BY-SA just as bestofosm.org 
> is today.
> 
> Bye
> Frederik
> 
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Re: [OSM-talk] Updating www.bestofosm.org

2012-12-11 Thread hbogner

Here is my suggestion:

City of Sinj and Region of Cetinska krajina

http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=43.7058&lon=16.6355&zoom=14&layers=M

Almost all mapped by one person, over the age of 55.
He started using iPhone for tracing, then Garmin60csx, then joined 
mountain rescue... and that all before Bing imagery.


Regards,
Hrvoje

On 11.12.2012. 10:24, Frederik Ramm wrote:

Hi,

most of you will know www.bestofosm.org - essentially a simple
OpenLayers page with a couple KML layers with markers (and preview
images) for locations that are "special" in OSM.

The location list hasn't been updated since the license change and we're
planning to do a major update, together with a new poster print (latest
one proudly boasts "2010 version" http://bestofosm.org/poster/).

Do you know any places that should be featured on bestofosm.org?

We're looking for things that

* are mapped to an exceptional standard (where "exceptional" is relative
to the surroundings - something that is normal for OSM in Europe might
be exceptional for OSM in China).

and/or

* have a nice story (e.g. a village might only look 'average' on the map
but have been mapped completely in one day by the local primary school)

and/or

* have relevance for OSM as a project (e.g. we'll add all locations of
past SOTMs but things like "the first mapping party in Africa" or so
would be great too)

and/or

* are exceptional in some other respect

The site isn't intended to be a catalogue, but more of a showcase.
That's why we absolutely need a "story paragraph" for each item that
should ideally go beyound "this place also looks nice" - these story
paragraphs will also go on the poster.

We're also after a good planet coverage - currently, the non-coastal US,
Australia, and Canada are completely devoid of entries.

Entries must be visible on one of the publicly accessible OSM tile maps
- can be standard map, cyclemap, piste map, seamap, etc. but we can't
support maps with interactive features or vector overlays.

Your input is greatly appreciated, and will be edited and compiled into
KML files/PNG files that are freely reusable under CC-BY-SA just as
bestofosm.org is today.

Bye
Frederik





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Re: [OSM-talk] Updating www.bestofosm.org

2012-12-11 Thread Lambertus
I just noticed the level of detail of the palace Het Loo gardens in the 
Netherlands just before reading your email. I guess this would be a nice 
addition to the list.


http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=52.23513&lon=5.94609&zoom=17&layers=M

Clearly this mapper had too much spare time... :D

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Re: [OSM-talk] Updating www.bestofosm.org

2012-12-11 Thread Pieren
On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 10:24 AM, Frederik Ramm  wrote:

It might interest you. One person did some kind of own "best of OSM"
on the wiki, sorted by features (tourism, spot, etc). It is quite
French centric but it points also many international examples
(sections ETRANGER):

http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/FR:Cartotheque

Pieren

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[OSM-talk] Updating www.bestofosm.org

2012-12-11 Thread Frederik Ramm

Hi,

   most of you will know www.bestofosm.org - essentially a simple 
OpenLayers page with a couple KML layers with markers (and preview 
images) for locations that are "special" in OSM.


The location list hasn't been updated since the license change and we're 
planning to do a major update, together with a new poster print (latest 
one proudly boasts "2010 version" http://bestofosm.org/poster/).


Do you know any places that should be featured on bestofosm.org?

We're looking for things that

* are mapped to an exceptional standard (where "exceptional" is relative 
to the surroundings - something that is normal for OSM in Europe might 
be exceptional for OSM in China).


and/or

* have a nice story (e.g. a village might only look 'average' on the map 
but have been mapped completely in one day by the local primary school)


and/or

* have relevance for OSM as a project (e.g. we'll add all locations of 
past SOTMs but things like "the first mapping party in Africa" or so 
would be great too)


and/or

* are exceptional in some other respect

The site isn't intended to be a catalogue, but more of a showcase. 
That's why we absolutely need a "story paragraph" for each item that 
should ideally go beyound "this place also looks nice" - these story 
paragraphs will also go on the poster.


We're also after a good planet coverage - currently, the non-coastal US, 
Australia, and Canada are completely devoid of entries.


Entries must be visible on one of the publicly accessible OSM tile maps 
- can be standard map, cyclemap, piste map, seamap, etc. but we can't 
support maps with interactive features or vector overlays.


Your input is greatly appreciated, and will be edited and compiled into 
KML files/PNG files that are freely reusable under CC-BY-SA just as 
bestofosm.org is today.


Bye
Frederik

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