[talk-ph] PNB/Allied Bank Mechanical Edits update

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden ianlopez
Since I wanted other members of the community to give their comments concerning 
the planned mechanical edit [1], I've decided to move it to Wednesday, October 
30. Also, three changesets will be created in Metro Manila instead of one as 
originally planned (one for Manila, one for CAMANAVA, Quezon City, San Juan and 
Marikina, one for Mandaluyong, Pasig, Pasay, Makati, Taguig, Pateros, 
Muntinlupa, Parañaque and Las Piñas). The edits will be done between 12 PM and 
6 PM.


I'm aware that some branches will be closed because of the branch relocations 
connected to the merger. It is up to the users in the area to check if the 
affected branches are closed or relocated and edit the map to reflect such 
changes.



[1] see 
https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk-ph/2013-October/004672.html


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Re: [talk-ph] Section 1 of TPLEx is set to open Oct 30

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Ervin Malicdem
Yey! I'll try to see if I can drive through it by November. There are only
2 additional exits from SCTEX end as of the meantime.

Ervin Malicdem
for Schadow1 Expeditions - A Filipino must not be a stranger to his own
motherland.
http://www.s1expeditions.com
Oops. The opened phase is not the whole of Section 1, but until the Gerona
exit only: http://osm.org/go/4zalkFsV--?m=

Section 1 will be opened by next year.


On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 10:55 PM, Eugene Alvin Villar sea...@gmail.comwrote:

 TPLEx is the Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway and it continues the
 northward route of the SCTEx (Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway).

 Section 1 is from Tarlac City, Tarlac to Rosales Pangasinan.

 News articles:
 Rappler:
 http://www.rappler.com/business/industries/208-infrastructure/42219-tplex-partially-opens
 InterAksyon:
 http://www.interaksyon.com/business/73478/first-phase-of-tarlac-pangasinan-la-union-expressway-opens-next-week
 GMA News:
 http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/332586/economy/companies/san-miguel-corp-led-consortium-to-soft-open-tplex-on-oct-30

 Wikipedia article:
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarlac%E2%80%93Pangasinan%E2%80%93La_Union_Expressway

 TPLEx starts here: http://osm.org/go/4zaiBORM--?m
 Section 1 seems to end here: http://osm.org/go/4zbhcXtB--?m

 While the Bing satellite imagery shows evidence of the TPLEx route due to
 the tell-tale signs of construction, we would definitely appreciate actual
 GPS traces. Bonus points if you can get traces of the on- and off-ramps for
 each of the expressway's exits. :-) (Ervin, go!)

 But I think in the meantime, we can switch the construction tags in OSM
 come October 30. :-)



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Re: [talk-ph] Section 1 of TPLEx is set to open Oct 30

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden tutubi
it's delayed as usual but it's nice still

been waiting for the whole extension to La Union so i can drive all the way to
Pagudpud :)

i don't like to drive, only navigate :)

the eastern expressway is still far off

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On Oct 27, 2013, at 4:48 AM, Ervin Malicdem schad...@gmail.com wrote:

 Yey! I'll try to see if I can drive through it by November. There are only 2 
 additional exits from SCTEX end as of the meantime.
 
 Ervin Malicdem
 for Schadow1 Expeditions - A Filipino must not be a stranger to his own 
 motherland. 
 http://www.s1expeditions.com
 
 Oops. The opened phase is not the whole of Section 1, but until the Gerona 
 exit only: http://osm.org/go/4zalkFsV--?m=
 
 Section 1 will be opened by next year.
 
 
 On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 10:55 PM, Eugene Alvin Villar sea...@gmail.com 
 wrote:
 TPLEx is the Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway and it continues the 
 northward route of the SCTEx (Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway).
 
 Section 1 is from Tarlac City, Tarlac to Rosales Pangasinan.
 
 News articles:
 Rappler: 
 http://www.rappler.com/business/industries/208-infrastructure/42219-tplex-partially-opens
 InterAksyon: 
 http://www.interaksyon.com/business/73478/first-phase-of-tarlac-pangasinan-la-union-expressway-opens-next-week
 GMA News: 
 http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/332586/economy/companies/san-miguel-corp-led-consortium-to-soft-open-tplex-on-oct-30
 
 Wikipedia article: 
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarlac%E2%80%93Pangasinan%E2%80%93La_Union_Expressway
 
 TPLEx starts here: http://osm.org/go/4zaiBORM--?m
 Section 1 seems to end here: http://osm.org/go/4zbhcXtB--?m
 
 While the Bing satellite imagery shows evidence of the TPLEx route due to 
 the tell-tale signs of construction, we would definitely appreciate actual 
 GPS traces. Bonus points if you can get traces of the on- and off-ramps for 
 each of the expressway's exits. :-) (Ervin, go!)
 
 But I think in the meantime, we can switch the construction tags in OSM come 
 October 30. :-)
 
 
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Re: [OSM-talk-be] driving way

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Marc Gemis
You can probably solve this with a turn restriction relation, see
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Turn_restrictions

Some examples can be found along the A12 as well. When you drive in the
middle lanes, you are not allowed to turn left at the crossings, see e.g.
http://map.comlu.com/?zoom=17lat=51.138341lon=4.37901layer=Mapquest%20Openoverlays=TTT

Hope this helps

regards

m


On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 3:52 PM, Bart Vanherck vherckb...@gmail.com wrote:

 In Geel, there will be changes from next week onwards with the circulation.
 I will update that next week, because the changes will start from 1 nov
 onwards.
 But that's not the problem.

 One of the issues I have is that in one street there can be driven on both
 sides. But if you want to enter that street en come from the south side,
 you are not allowed to enter the street. If you come from other directions
 you are allowed.

 How can I map that? There will be sign C31 on one side the other side not.

 (http://www.wegcode.be/wetteksten/secties/mb/mb-111076/864-hs2art9)

 Regards,

 Bart

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Re: [OSM-talk-be] Adding ITO links to the wiki

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden marc bessieres
Hello


2013/10/20 marc bessieres marc.bessie...@gmail.com


 Le 20 oct. 2013 12:00, Marc Gemis marc.ge...@gmail.com a écrit :

 
  Hallo Marc,
 
  I would go for a separate section Quality Control tools, which links
 to another page. This section can replace the one you made now (on the left)
  There we could list all the quality control pages/links with a short
 description that describes their use. In a first version, you could leave
 out the description.

 Ok, I'll do

After some delay, I've updated
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/WikiProject_Belgium
As there was in fact already a generic page on the wiki for Quality Control
and ITO, I created a new section.
And I added the internal wiki links to it.
I hope this is better than my first edit, otherwise I'll change again, no
problem, just tell me.

Thanks,
Marc
PS: Andre, I hope the layout of the mail is as you wished?
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[OSM-talk-be] Talk-be mailing list

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Gilbert Hersschens
Ik krijg er een punthoofd van om de mail threads proberen te volgen met al
die voorgaande mails die er telkens weer in verweven zitten. Op den duur
zie je niet meer wie wat waarop geantwoord heeft. Heeft er al iemand aan
gedacht om heel deze handel naar het forum te verhuizen?
Lijkt mij in elk geval een stuk gemakkelijker om te volgen. Dan kunnen we
de mail list gebruiken voor wat hij eigenlijk moet dienen: broadcast van
berichten over vanalles-en-nogwat ipv vraag-en-antwoord.
Op het forum zouden we dan ook sticky posts kunnen zetten met wat info voor
nieuwkomers, FAQ, enz.
Voor de Duitsers en de Nederlanders lijkt het toch goed te werken op die
manier ?
Nog iemand die er zo over denkt?

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Re: [OSM-talk-be] driving way

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Gerard Vanderveken

Not clear what exact is the situation and what the role of which street is.
-1-
I suppose that at the blocked entrance at the south side of the street, 
there wil be some gate or narrowing, what will be indicated with eg sign 
C1 and F19.
I suggest you take there a little segment of 5 to 20 m long and 
designate that for one way.

-2-
If it is a problem that coming from one direction, you can not enter a 
street, such as in the case with a left turn that would you make a 
forbidden crossing of the white line in the middle of the street, then 
you need to set up a restriction relation 
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Relation:restriction.

(The roadsegments need to split at the crossing. )

Regards,
Gerard.

Bart Vanherck wrote:

In Geel, there will be changes from next week onwards with the 
circulation.
I will update that next week, because the changes will start from 1 
nov onwards.

But that's not the problem.

One of the issues I have is that in one street there can be driven on 
both sides. But if you want to enter that street en come from the 
south side, you are not allowed to enter the street. If you come from 
other directions you are allowed.


How can I map that? There will be sign C31 on one side the other side not.

(http://www.wegcode.be/wetteksten/secties/mb/mb-111076/864-hs2art9)

Regards,

Bart



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Re: [OSM-talk-be] driving way

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Jo
2013/10/26 Bart Vanherck vherckb...@gmail.com

 In Geel, there will be changes from next week onwards with the circulation.
 I will update that next week, because the changes will start from 1 nov
 onwards.
 But that's not the problem.

 One of the issues I have is that in one street there can be driven on both
 sides. But if you want to enter that street en come from the south side,
 you are not allowed to enter the street. If you come from other directions
 you are allowed.

 How can I map that? There will be sign C31 on one side the other side not.

 (http://www.wegcode.be/wetteksten/secties/mb/mb-111076/864-hs2art9)

 Regards,

 Bart


Tag the part of the street until the first crossing (or the first garage
door/driveway) as oneway=yes. The rest of the street as oneway=no
explicitely.

And, of course, if it doesn't apply to bicycles or buses oneway:bicycle=no
and/or oneway:psv=no.



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[OSM-talk-be] driving way

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Gilbert Hersschens
Kan je even aangeven over welke wijziging het gaat in Geel ? Ik kom er zelf
bijna dagelijks.
Gaat het om de fly-over ?

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Re: [OSM-talk-be] driving way

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Ben Laenen
On Saturday 26 October 2013 17:45:04 Jo wrote:

 Tag the part of the street until the first crossing (or the first garage
 door/driveway) as oneway=yes. The rest of the street as oneway=no
 explicitely.
 
 And, of course, if it doesn't apply to bicycles or buses oneway:bicycle=no
 and/or oneway:psv=no.

This looks more like just a two-way road with a junction on one side where 
it's prohibited to enter that road from just one of the other roads at that 
junction. So this is most likely solved with turn restrictions 
(http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Relation:restriction).

Ask the mailing list for help if you don't know how to do this.

Ben


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Re: [OSM-talk-be] Talk-be mailing list

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Ben Laenen
On Saturday 26 October 2013 17:31:08 Gilbert Hersschens wrote:
 Ik krijg er een punthoofd van om de mail threads proberen te volgen met al
 die voorgaande mails die er telkens weer in verweven zitten. Op den duur
 zie je niet meer wie wat waarop geantwoord heeft. Heeft er al iemand aan
 gedacht om heel deze handel naar het forum te verhuizen?
 Lijkt mij in elk geval een stuk gemakkelijker om te volgen. Dan kunnen we
 de mail list gebruiken voor wat hij eigenlijk moet dienen: broadcast van
 berichten over vanalles-en-nogwat ipv vraag-en-antwoord.
 Op het forum zouden we dan ook sticky posts kunnen zetten met wat info voor
 nieuwkomers, FAQ, enz.
 Voor de Duitsers en de Nederlanders lijkt het toch goed te werken op die
 manier ?
 Nog iemand die er zo over denkt?

Wel, mailing lists zijn altijd al druk gebruikt in de wereld van open source, 
juist om te discussiëren. Ga naar eender welk ander open source project en de 
mailing list is quasi altijd te plek waar het meeste gebeurt, en een forum is 
vaak nergens te vinden.

Grote voordeel van een mailing list is dat het zo passief is, bij forums moet 
je zelf als gebruiker regelmatig gaan checken op dat forum, en als je nogal 
veel projecten volgt wordt dit al gauw een langdurig werkje. Ik volg zelf 
goeie twintig mailing lists, moesten dat forums zijn zou ik veel te lang bezig 
zijn. Vooral voor mailing lists met weinig verkeer (een berichtje per week 
bijvoorbeeld) is dat veel te tijdrovend. Er zijn natuurlijk RSS-feeds mogelijk 
op forums maar voor mij persoonlijk vind ik die niet zo handig (en het ene 
forum stuurt iets door telkens er een berichtje bijkomt, de andere enkel bij 
een nieuw topic, dat wordt ook een warboel). Mailing lists kan je makkelijk 
automatisch filteren, in mapjes steken en dan als je tijd hebt kan je meteen 
al je mailing lists doorlopen op de dingen die je interesseren. Sommige email 
clients kunnen ook alle berichten van eenzelfde discussie mooi onder elkaar 
zetten, zoals gmail het doet, dan leest zo'n mailing list eigenlijk net zoals 
een forum.

Natuurlijk zitten we met OSM met een groot publiek dat niet uit de open source 
gemeenschap komt en deze vorm van communicatie niet echt gewoon is. Het forum 
is er steeds voor de mensen die er gebruik van willen maken, maar wat België 
betreft is er tot nu toe nooit voldoende volk geweest dat op forum actief is 
om het bruikbaar te maken.

Maar voorlopig ben ik zelf niet echt geneigd om ook actief te worden op het 
forum, het is veel handiger als alle discussies bij mekaar staan op één plek, 
en ik wil ook niet het volk op de mailing list ook niet uit elkaar trekken in 
een groep dat vooral naar het forum kijkt, en een andere groep dat enkel de 
mailing list volgt. Als de Belgische OSM-gemeenschap verder aangroeit zal het 
forum wel automatisch actief worden.

mvg
Ben


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Re: [OSM-talk-be] Talk-be mailing list

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden André Pirard

  
  
On 2013-10-26 17:31, Gilbert Hersschens
  wrote :


  Ik krijg er een punthoofd van om de mail threads
proberen te volgen met al die voorgaande mails die er telkens
weer in verweven zitten. Op den duur zie je niet meer wie wat
waarop geantwoord heeft. Heeft er al iemand aan gedacht om heel
deze handel naar het forum te verhuizen? 

  Lijkt mij in elk geval een stuk gemakkelijker om te volgen.
  Dan kunnen we de mail list gebruiken voor wat hij eigenlijk
  moet dienen: broadcast van berichten over vanalles-en-nogwat
  ipv vraag-en-antwoord.
Op het forum zouden we dan ook sticky posts kunnen zetten
  met wat info voor nieuwkomers, FAQ, enz.
Voor de Duitsers en de Nederlanders lijkt het toch goed te
  werken op die manier ?
Nog iemand die er zo over denkt?


Gilbert

  


Somewhat later, Google Translation wrote :

  
I get a main point of the mail threads try to follow with
  all the previous mails again are always interwoven. In time
  you will not see who did what when answered. Someone has
  already thought of all this trade to the forum to move? 
  Seems to me in any case a lot easier to follow. Then we can
  use the mail list for what he really should have: broadcast
  messages about everything-and-nogwat instead of
  question-and-answer Woman On the forum we would also sticky
  posts can put up with some info for newcomers. FAQ, etc. | For
  the Germans, the Dutch and it seems to work that way? 
  well someone thinks so yet?
  

  

I do not quite understand all of what you say, but I have subscribed
a Gmail account to OSM-talk-be.  A filter archives its mail into the
right folder and I can access that account with IMAP and
Thunderbird. I have absolutely no problem linking threads and
finding old mail and replying to it, and no problem with HTML.
One should really ask Mailman to do like that, filter HTML for
security, and provide a Read-Only IMAP access.
The only regret, in addition to not always fully understand the
e-mails, is that what becomes decisions and instructions is not
summarized in English on the wiki.

Cheers,


  

  André.

  


  


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[OSM-legal-talk] propriety layer over OSM

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden yoav kleinfeld
I read previous threads but am still not sure how it applies to my following 
question. 

I'm checking the feasibility of a project I have in mind, I am not a 
programmer, so I will try asking in lay terms without confusing the issue, 
hoping to get an answer that would get through my thick non-technical skull.

I have an idea for a web/mobile application that would require an additional 
layer over OSM, or other maps for that matter. The layer would be street level 
data, for example - categorical information on a range of street numbers 
(Broadway 1 through 280 = x1, 280 through 600 = x2), basically creating data 
for a street sections similar to traffic directions. 

I would like to use the OSM map, and perhaps also its capabilities of layer 
data input. But I would like to keep the data sets created by my users 
propriety, so that quicker programmers will not be able to duplicate my work 
using this data. 

So in short, my question is if it is possible to use OSM to create a closed 
layer, and keep the data in that layer accessible only through my service? 

This may sound like not very good citizenship, but - the service will probably 
be free to use, and will incorporate require other layers of data shared with 
(and contributed to) OSM. I just need one specific data set - layer - to be 
closed in order to make the project commercially feasible. And just for 
sympathy points - if I get going with this I will have to fund it by eating 
rice and beans for a while and selling the lint in my pockets, I'm still a 
student basically. 

Thanks for any input you may have. And a reminder - not a programmer, not a 
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Re: [OSM-legal-talk] propriety layer over OSM

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Eugene Alvin Villar
Hi,

As long as that proprietary layer has not been created based on OSM data,
you are definitely good to go.

However, if the data was created based on OSM data (for example, users add
a marker on an OSM-based map and the marker was positioned relative to
objects depicted on the OSM map), then you are entering a murky gray area
and would need to consult an IP lawyer to give you a definitive answer.


On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 9:49 PM, yoav kleinfeld ykleinf...@yahoo.comwrote:

 I read previous threads but am still not sure how it applies to my
 following question.

 I'm checking the feasibility of a project I have in mind, I am not a
 programmer, so I will try asking in lay terms without confusing the issue,
 hoping to get an answer that would get through my thick non-technical skull.

 I have an idea for a web/mobile application that would require an
 additional layer over OSM, or other maps for that matter. The layer would
 be street level data, for example - categorical information on a range of
 street numbers (Broadway 1 through 280 = x1, 280 through 600 = x2),
 basically creating data for a street sections similar to traffic
 directions.

 I would like to use the OSM map, and perhaps also its capabilities of
 layer data input. But I would like to keep the data sets created by my
 users propriety, so that quicker programmers will not be able to duplicate
 my work using this data.

 So in short, my question is if it is possible to use OSM to create a
 closed layer, and keep the data in that layer accessible only through my
 service?

 This may sound like not very good citizenship, but - the service will
 probably be free to use, and will incorporate require other layers of data
 shared with (and contributed to) OSM. I just need one specific data set -
 layer - to be closed in order to make the project commercially feasible.
 And just for sympathy points - if I get going with this I will have to fund
 it by eating rice and beans for a while and selling the lint in my pockets,
 I'm still a student basically.

 Thanks for any input you may have. And a reminder - not a programmer, not
 a copyright lawyer.

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Re: [OSM-legal-talk] propriety layer over OSM

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Frederik Ramm
Yoav,

 So in short, my question is if it is possible to use OSM to create a
 closed layer, and keep the data in that layer accessible only through my
 service? 

No.

If the closed layer you have your users create is in any way based on
OpenStreetMap, then we would call that a derived database, and you
would have to release it under the same free license that OSM comes under.

This would for example be the case if your users drew areas onto the map
and added information to them, for example something like This area is
a pleasant area for taking a walk. Because your users would actually
incorporate the geometry they see on OSM into your new layer, the data
would be derived from OSM.

It would be a different thing if the data that your users generate was
created without using the OSM base map as a reference. For example, if
your user pushed a button on their smartphone that says the GPS
location where I currently am is really a pleasant spot for taking a
walk, and you would then collect these nuggets and generate data from
them, and then just *display* your independently generated data on top
of OSM. In that case, your layer would not have to be released because
OSM was not used in creating it.

Was that layperson friendly enough?

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Re: [OSM-legal-talk] propriety layer over OSM

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden yoav kleinfeld
Thank you Eugene and Frederik - very lay friendly.

I will try to clarify it for myself, just tell me when you had enough of this 
thread.

Between Frederik's option #1 which is a NO, and option #2, I am trying to 
understand if option number 2 is at all possible - - -

What this would mean, is that I will not be able to use OSM to generate the 
layer (collect my user input and make a layer out of it) - I would have to 
collect the user generated data myself, a separate module (?) on my app, and 
from it create a layer that would then be closed and license compatible. BUT - 
if I would like to implement my layer on OSM, I would have to use the 
coordinates to generate data that would apply to a street section - or a vector 
on the map (and we're back to derivative?). hmmm I guess this is getting 
into code territory. So the programmer I work with will have to program code 
that would make a coordinate's metadata apply to a street section on the OSM 
map, and that will actually be the interface between my data layer and OSM. So 
this isn't strictly legal talk anymore, but both legal and code: is this 
something that can be done within OSM, and in this case is it legally OK?   



On Saturday, October 26, 2013 5:22 PM, Frederik Ramm frede...@remote.org 
wrote:
 
Yoav,


 So in short, my question is if it is possible to use OSM to create a
 closed layer, and keep the data in that layer accessible only through my
 service? 

No.

If the closed layer you have your users create is in any way based on
OpenStreetMap, then we would call that a derived database, and you
would have to release it under the same free license that OSM comes under.

This would for example be the case if your users drew areas onto the map
and added information to them, for example something like This area is
a pleasant area for taking a walk. Because your users would actually
incorporate the geometry they see on OSM into your new layer, the data
would be derived from OSM.

It would be a different thing if the data that your users generate was
created without using the OSM base map as a reference. For example, if
your user pushed a button on their smartphone that says the GPS
location where I currently am is really a pleasant spot for taking a
walk, and you would then collect these nuggets and generate data from
them, and then just *display* your independently generated data on top
of OSM. In that case, your layer would not have to be released because
OSM was not used in creating it.

Was that layperson friendly enough?

Bye
Frederik

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Re: [OSM-talk] Wikipedia article

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Simon Poole

I think you are jumping to conclusions (just as the TR piece does in a
big way). Sure in the Web 2.0 (isn't that really dated by now btw?)
world any project that doesn't show exponential growth and the potential
to have participant numbers in the billions is not really interesting
and the fact that you can single out a number in Wikipedia that is
actually declining with time,  guarantees damnation.

In reality Wikipedia is and continues to be a huge success, and there
are aspects of that success that we would be happy if we could emulate
them. Sure they have challenges and the TR article does touch on some of
them a bit. Attracting contributors with knowledge outside of the
mainstream is clearly one and that their barrier to entry is now rather
high (editor, complexity of the expected article structure) is not
really a secret. But then on the other hand it is a fairly mature
project and the easy stuff simply has been done, we probably can show
similar trends in extremely well mapped areas.

I would question if Wikipedia really has a general issue with being nice
to new editors (outside of turf wars that we have had in OSM too), a lot
of the complaints seem to originate from fringe groups (creationists
etc.) that thrive in the US of A, but are of little or no consequence
outside.  Luckily for us, our idealogical fights tend to be about
cycleway tagging and tend not to get as much media coverage :-).

Our main challenge is simply covering area and detail, there is no
difference between a street name entered by somebody with a PhD  in
social sciences and one added by a 1st grader. We don't need anything
outside of knowledge of your surroundings to contribute in the first
place, and to become a regular contributor, it is really only necessary
to have a certain love to detail and enough interest to dedicate a
significant amount of time to OSM. The later is clearly the largest
barrier to contributing to OSM
(http://www.slideshare.net/manuelaschmidt1/poster-dresden-icc) and while
we may be able to motivate more and more diverse groups to contribute,
we shouldn't expect that limiter to go away.

Simon
 

Am 26.10.2013 06:11, schrieb Jason Remillard:
 Hi Tom

 Your blog post is very interesting.

 Just in case anybody thinks that the rapid growth of OSM is inevitable
 at this point,  this study shows how Wikipedia turned off its growth
 like a switch when they starting clamping down on first time editors.
 Since 2007 the number of active editors has actually decreased.

 http://www-users.cs.umn.edu/~halfak/publications/The_Rise_and_Decline/

 Unless the map in your area is 100% perfect and complete, be extra
 nice to those new editors!

 Jason







 On Fri, Oct 25, 2013 at 5:21 PM, Tom MacWright t...@macwright.org wrote:
 I wrote an article somewhat in the same vein:

 http://macwright.org/2013/10/15/point-and-shoot.html
 Perhaps something to note is that, beyond technical and policy issues, one
 of the more common complaints about Wikipedia is that there's an unfriendly,
 elitist attitude amongst the established editors. My article asks for some
 relatively deep changes to infrastructure and user experience, but the more
 actionable and immediately useful thing that everyone can do is to be
 friendly.


 On Fri, Oct 25, 2013 at 5:06 PM, Jason Remillard remillard.ja...@gmail.com
 wrote:
 Hi,

 The MIT technology review just published this article on Wikipedia.


 http://www.technologyreview.com/featuredstory/520446/the-decline-of-wikipedia/

 It is sport criticizing Wikipedia, but two things stuck out.

 Wikipedia is trying to get more editors. However, they seem to have
 some additional problems that OSM does not have.

 Wikipedia failed to roll out the new GUI article editor.

 If you read the discussion on hacker news, and Slashdot.


 http://news.slashdot.org/story/13/10/23/1643228/wikipedias-participation-problem
 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6612638

 It seems like Wikipedia has revert first policy on questionable edits.
 It makes it unpleasant to start with the project, since probably every
 bodies first edits are questionable.

 OSM policy/culture of discussing a change *before* reverting is really
 good thing.

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Re: [OSM-talk] Wikipedia article

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Jóhannes Birgir Jensson
iD is a leap forward for getting more people to contribute. Technical 
people I try to get involved do ask so anyone can delete anything with 
some incredulity but as Scroobius Pip says some people are just nice 
and so far the ratio I've seen in OSM is that 99,999% are. A troll 
passes by now and then but that is usually easily corrected and quickly 
due to obvious deletions or changes.


What also hurt the English Wikipedia (which is by far the biggest and 
what people usually refer to when saying Wikipedia) was the notability 
clamp-down. Deletionists had a field day in deeming locally important 
or well known things as non-notable and promptly deleted. This included 
football clubs in lower divisions who had played for decades or a 
century and even some villages or other localities fell foul of the 
global notibility that the deletionist movement, who must be thinking 
digital space is limited, demanded.


I myself was an active contributor on the Icelandic and English 
Wikipedias. I am an admin on the Icelandic one (tiny but focuses more on 
local matters, has a niche and thrives in it, no sense in trying to 
emulate the scientific coverage the English one has) but have long since 
stopped trying to do anything beyond mere obvious corrections on the 
English one, the red tape there driving not only new editors but also 
experienced editors away.


A couple of weeks ago I deleted boilerplates (another red-tape excess 
the English wikipedia has indulged in, slapping on the front-page 
comments that should belong on talk pages) from several Botswanan 
villages where they were under the threat of deletion due to being 
non-notable. Something that the notability guidelines themselves frown 
upon (a village being notable in it self is the rule) but nothing that 
has stopped the deletionism movement.


Personally I try and keep an eye on mappers working in my areas which 
are Iceland and Botswana, and add them as friend on OSM and send them 
messages if they have done something superb or try to inform them of 
appropriate OSM-wiki pages if I notice something odd being done. Here I 
am fortunate, so to speak, as in the number of active editors in these 
regions is so far not very high. I dream of the day when the number 
grows though!



--Jóhannes

Þann 26.10.2013 04:11, skrifaði Jason Remillard:

Hi Tom

Your blog post is very interesting.

Just in case anybody thinks that the rapid growth of OSM is inevitable
at this point,  this study shows how Wikipedia turned off its growth
like a switch when they starting clamping down on first time editors.
Since 2007 the number of active editors has actually decreased.

http://www-users.cs.umn.edu/~halfak/publications/The_Rise_and_Decline/

Unless the map in your area is 100% perfect and complete, be extra
nice to those new editors!

Jason







On Fri, Oct 25, 2013 at 5:21 PM, Tom MacWright t...@macwright.org wrote:

I wrote an article somewhat in the same vein:


http://macwright.org/2013/10/15/point-and-shoot.html

Perhaps something to note is that, beyond technical and policy issues, one
of the more common complaints about Wikipedia is that there's an unfriendly,
elitist attitude amongst the established editors. My article asks for some
relatively deep changes to infrastructure and user experience, but the more
actionable and immediately useful thing that everyone can do is to be
friendly.


On Fri, Oct 25, 2013 at 5:06 PM, Jason Remillard remillard.ja...@gmail.com
wrote:

Hi,

The MIT technology review just published this article on Wikipedia.


http://www.technologyreview.com/featuredstory/520446/the-decline-of-wikipedia/

It is sport criticizing Wikipedia, but two things stuck out.

Wikipedia is trying to get more editors. However, they seem to have
some additional problems that OSM does not have.

Wikipedia failed to roll out the new GUI article editor.

If you read the discussion on hacker news, and Slashdot.


http://news.slashdot.org/story/13/10/23/1643228/wikipedias-participation-problem
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6612638

It seems like Wikipedia has revert first policy on questionable edits.
It makes it unpleasant to start with the project, since probably every
bodies first edits are questionable.

OSM policy/culture of discussing a change *before* reverting is really
good thing.

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Re: [OSM-talk] Wikipedia article

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Christoph Hormann
On Saturday 26 October 2013, Simon Poole wrote:

 But then on the other hand it is a
 fairly mature project and the easy stuff simply has been done, we
 probably can show similar trends in extremely well mapped areas.

I think this is an important point - OSM does and will for the 
forseeable future contain both extremely well and extremely sparsely 
mapped areas ('areas' being meant here both spatially and 
thematically).  One of the major tasks will be to keep both the well 
mapped parts up-to-date and improve the sparsely mapped parts.

Although this is difficult to back up with numbers i have the impression 
the gap between well mapped and badly mapped areas in Openstreetmap is 
widening even though you would think it is much easier to improve a 
badly mapped area than a well mapped one.  When during use of 
Openstreetmap i look at some area (because i read about it in a news 
report or whatever reason) i am frequently amazed by the detailed 
information i find there but i am equally often appalled by the lack of 
data.  One of the motivations in Wikipedia for having notability rules 
certainly is to address exactly this kind of problem and to focus 
efforts on those parts considered important.  Openstreetmap obviously 
should not follow a similar path, especially considering how it proved 
damaging in Wikipedia but just attracting additional contributors is 
not enough. In my opinion there is need for a more active discourse on 
gaps and uniform quality of the data.

Another important difference between Wikipedia and Openstreetmap is that 
OSM does not have a no-original-research-rule.  In fact original 
research both in-the-field and from the armchair are preferred in 
comparison to second hand information (a.k.a. imports).  This makes OSM 
potentially much more suited for professional contributors who in 
Wikipedia always risk being accused of lacking neutrality.  There are 
however other barriers that discourage such people to become active 
contributors.

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Re: [OSM-talk] Wikipedia article

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Eugene Alvin Villar
On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 5:06 AM, Jason Remillard
remillard.ja...@gmail.comwrote:

 It seems like Wikipedia has revert first policy on questionable edits.
 It makes it unpleasant to start with the project, since probably every
 bodies first edits are questionable.

 OSM policy/culture of discussing a change *before* reverting is really
 good thing.


Two good things about Wikipedia that I hope OSM would emulate are (1) how
easy it is to see what an edit has changed in an article, and (2) how easy
it is to revert an edit—especially good for obvious vandalism.

In OSM, trying to figure out what exactly happened in all but the most
simple changesets is quite hard. Changesets pages only show what objects
were added/modified/deleted but we have no good diff tool unlike in
Wikipedia. (Granted, diff-ing text is a well-known problem with lots of
solutions; diff-ing geodata is relatively new.) The OSM History Viewer is,
I think, the best tool we have for analyzing changesets, but it still lacks
important features (for example, it can show you objects that have been
deleted on a map but it doesn't tell you what those objects are and what
tags they had).

While we have tools for reverting changesets, they are not as easy to use
as with Wikipedia and complex changes sometimes need to be referred to the
DWG. In addition, it's hard to partially revert a changeset—reverting only
the problematic objects and leaving the rest untouched (or improved).
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Re: [OSM-talk] Wikipedia article

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Jason Remillard
Hi,

Simon - If you look at the slashdot and hackernews links, I think you
will see that many of the people that are upset probably don't have an
ideological ax to grind.
Eugene - Obviously, I think it is OK right now that it is hard to diff
and revert changes. We are not under assault by spammers.

One last thought. It is interesting to study Wikipedia because the
project is so successful. It is a top 10 web site, everybody knows and
uses it, they have a well funded foundation, etc, etc. Hardly anybody
knows about OSM, and our registered user count is quite small compared
to Wikipedia.

However, check this link out. It shows that Wikipedia has about
36,000+ active editors (90 day average)

http://www-users.cs.umn.edu/~halfak/publications/The_Rise_and_Decline/images/decline.png

OSM, currently have about 18,000 active editors (30 day average)

http://osmstats.altogetherlost.com/

We know that 80% of the edits are done by the active editors. Using
this important metric, we are about half the size of Wikipedia, which
is amazing.

Jason




On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 12:11 AM, Jason Remillard
remillard.ja...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi Tom

 Your blog post is very interesting.

 Just in case anybody thinks that the rapid growth of OSM is inevitable
 at this point,  this study shows how Wikipedia turned off its growth
 like a switch when they starting clamping down on first time editors.
 Since 2007 the number of active editors has actually decreased.

 http://www-users.cs.umn.edu/~halfak/publications/The_Rise_and_Decline/

 Unless the map in your area is 100% perfect and complete, be extra
 nice to those new editors!

 Jason







 On Fri, Oct 25, 2013 at 5:21 PM, Tom MacWright t...@macwright.org wrote:
 I wrote an article somewhat in the same vein:

 http://macwright.org/2013/10/15/point-and-shoot.html

 Perhaps something to note is that, beyond technical and policy issues, one
 of the more common complaints about Wikipedia is that there's an unfriendly,
 elitist attitude amongst the established editors. My article asks for some
 relatively deep changes to infrastructure and user experience, but the more
 actionable and immediately useful thing that everyone can do is to be
 friendly.


 On Fri, Oct 25, 2013 at 5:06 PM, Jason Remillard remillard.ja...@gmail.com
 wrote:

 Hi,

 The MIT technology review just published this article on Wikipedia.


 http://www.technologyreview.com/featuredstory/520446/the-decline-of-wikipedia/

 It is sport criticizing Wikipedia, but two things stuck out.

 Wikipedia is trying to get more editors. However, they seem to have
 some additional problems that OSM does not have.

 Wikipedia failed to roll out the new GUI article editor.

 If you read the discussion on hacker news, and Slashdot.


 http://news.slashdot.org/story/13/10/23/1643228/wikipedias-participation-problem
 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6612638

 It seems like Wikipedia has revert first policy on questionable edits.
 It makes it unpleasant to start with the project, since probably every
 bodies first edits are questionable.

 OSM policy/culture of discussing a change *before* reverting is really
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Re: [OSM-talk] Wikipedia article

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Eugene Alvin Villar
On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 10:53 PM, Jason Remillard remillard.ja...@gmail.com
 wrote:

 Eugene - Obviously, I think it is OK right now that it is hard to diff
 and revert changes. We are not under assault by spammers.


But you do agree that it's something that needs to be improved eventually?
It's not spammers alone that are the problem. For example, I think the
criticism about iD showing a prominent trash icon for deleting objects
would be lessened if people have an easy way of reverting such mistakes.


 However, check this link out. It shows that Wikipedia has about
 36,000+ active editors (90 day average)


 http://www-users.cs.umn.edu/~halfak/publications/The_Rise_and_Decline/images/decline.png

 OSM, currently have about 18,000 active editors (30 day average)

 http://osmstats.altogetherlost.com/

 We know that 80% of the edits are done by the active editors. Using
 this important metric, we are about half the size of Wikipedia, which
 is amazing.


The 36,000 number is only for the English Wikipedia. If you get the edits
for all Wikipedia languages, which makes the number more comparable to OSM,
the number of active Wikipedians is around 71,000:
http://stats.wikimedia.org/EN/TablesWikipediansEditsGt5.htm

In addition, in Wikipedia, an active editor is defined as one who has
edited at least 5 times in a calendar month. The OSMstats page you linked
seems to count a user as active when he or she has contributed at least
once (which seems correct when looking at the stats for my country). So, if
we were to use the same definition of active user, I'm sure the
difference in counts would be even larger than the 71,000 vs. 18,000.
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[OSM-talk] Mind the Gap - how to see where OSM is lacking

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Jóhannes Birgir Jensson

In the Wikipedia topic Christoph Hormann said

Although this is difficult to back up with numbers i have the impression
the gap between well mapped and badly mapped areas in Openstreetmap
is widening even though you would think it is much easier to improve a
badly mapped area than a well mapped one.

This is something that has been on my mind as I compare my two main 
areas of mapping. My home country of Iceland (mostly detailed and 
currently looking at imports from the national land registry, via proper 
channels) and Botswana, another sparsely populated country, one sorely 
lacking in data.


My first task was to find the 2011 Botswana Census and make sure all of 
the towns and villages there were on the map. Most of them weren't so I 
enlisted the aid of Wikipedia (the Italian one actually has the most 
detail!) to find their GPS co-ordinates. Then I started to draw roads 
and buildings in Bokspits, the southernmost village, and its 
surroundings. Soon I figured that this would not be the most efficient 
use of time, rather I should focus on at least connecting each of the 
town/villages to the road network. That is currently my focus and I 
created a MySQL table to make it easier to have an overview over which 
are connected to road network and which are yet to be connected.


Botswana was, and still is, pretty lacking in details outside of its 
largest cities. So it is a badly mapped area. Iceland is a well mapped 
area but still lacking details, so I created a taskboard in Trello to 
give us a to do list. This list shows on the leftmost column those town 
villages lacking imagery (Vantar loftmyndir), lacking buildings (Vantar 
byggingar), in progress (Í vinnslu) and finally completed (Búið), 
meaning roads and buildings have been mapped. URL: 
https://trello.com/b/dn0f5v5p


I started to set up a similar list for Botswana but soon found that 498 
towns spread over 7 such task boards was very unwieldy!


So the Icelandic OSM community, which formed Hliðskjálf, a society for 
free and open GIS data, last Thursday, decided to start to work on some 
sort of Quality Inspector. Currently all discussions about it are only 
available in Icelandic but once our ideas are better formed we will 
switch to English for wider discussion.


The basic idea is to be able to create automatically an overview of a 
locality within a region, listing for example number of emergency 
services within it, education facilities, roads, buildings etc. Then 
human input gives ratings for various things like how much of the road 
network is done, how many buildings, cycling and pedestrian network etc. 
It will probably require substantial work to set it up but once it is up 
and running it should make it easier to notice sore thumbs, areas 
completely or mostly lacking in data, wether on a global scale or a more 
local scale. Another idea is to run differentials on it every month or 
so, making it easier to notice if a place is suddenly shooting up in 
services or buildings or whatever metric, meaning a mapper is working on 
it, one we can perhaps support, and if needed, gently and tactfully help 
him/her improve his/her work.


We plan to run Iceland and Botswana into it for initial testing and 
hopefully, if it proves to work, to open it up for others to import 
their own areas.


As said, currently all we have on it is in Icelandic and it is still on 
the drawing board but we are working on prototyping and converting to 
English.



best wishes,
Jóhannes

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Re: [OSM-talk] Wikipedia article

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Florian Lohoff
On Fri, Oct 25, 2013 at 05:21:36PM -0400, Tom MacWright wrote:
 Perhaps something to note is that, beyond technical and policy issues, one
 of the more common complaints about Wikipedia is that there's an
 unfriendly, elitist attitude amongst the established editors. My article
 asks for some relatively deep changes to infrastructure and user
 experience, but the more actionable and immediately useful thing that
 everyone can do is to be friendly.

I have experienced the same elitist attitude with OSM especially with
notes i opened lately in my non primary areas.

Questions or even remarks have been responded to in a way that as a
newbie that would have been my very last note.

So i think OSM goes the same path as wikipedia but i think
the revert first simply doesnt work for OSM as we dont have a single
click button to revert changes.

So before somebody asks on a list to let somebodys changes be reverted
the revert gets discussed. So i think the ability to discuss changes
in OSM is its technical inability to ease the revert.

Flo
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Re: [OSM-talk] Wikipedia article

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Florian Lohoff
On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 10:10:19PM +0800, Eugene Alvin Villar wrote:
 Two good things about Wikipedia that I hope OSM would emulate are (1) how
 easy it is to see what an edit has changed in an article, and (2) how easy
 it is to revert an edit—especially good for obvious vandalism.

IMHO Easy tools for reverting will promote local warlords who will simply
revert every single change somebody else does as we have right now with
Wikipedia.

Flo
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[OSM-talk] Area mapping density gap - Was: Wikipedia article

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Florian Lohoff

Hi,

On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 02:25:37PM +0200, Christoph Hormann wrote:
 I think this is an important point - OSM does and will for the 
 forseeable future contain both extremely well and extremely sparsely 
 mapped areas ('areas' being meant here both spatially and 
 thematically).  One of the major tasks will be to keep both the well 
 mapped parts up-to-date and improve the sparsely mapped parts.
 
 Although this is difficult to back up with numbers i have the impression 
 the gap between well mapped and badly mapped areas in Openstreetmap is 
 widening even though you would think it is much easier to improve a 
 badly mapped area than a well mapped one.  When during use of 
 Openstreetmap i look at some area (because i read about it in a news 
 report or whatever reason) i am frequently amazed by the detailed 
 information i find there but i am equally often appalled by the lack of 
 data.  One of the motivations in Wikipedia for having notability rules 
 certainly is to address exactly this kind of problem and to focus 
 efforts on those parts considered important.  Openstreetmap obviously 
 should not follow a similar path, especially considering how it proved 
 damaging in Wikipedia but just attracting additional contributors is 
 not enough. In my opinion there is need for a more active discourse on 
 gaps and uniform quality of the data.

But isnt the widening gap a very natural thing to happen for a geo
database? In the end your mappers are distributed unevenly so your pace
is distributed unevenly. Not everything can be done with armchair
mapping so we as the one living in the very good mapped areas can't help
to create a complete map of very sparse mapped areas.

I dont see this as a problem at all. I for example have an emotional
link to Madagaskar. I typically explain the value of OpenStreetMap with
it. I always tell people that there is no economic value for anyone
commercial to map Villages where all of the 500 People dont own a car.
Although there is a road, this road will most likely never appear in any
SatNav.

With OpenStreetMap we dont need an economic return of invest. We dont
need an economic reason to map this street. We map because we want
completeness, a beautiful map,  fairness and equality of all the worlds
people or whatever reason. So suddenly there is a map showing how to
reach these villages. And for these areas we dont need the same
completeness, level of detail or the same speed of updates.  Even if the
bend of the street has changed, or a bridge has flushed away and is
replaced with a ford the map still shows how to reach these villages.

Maybe i am to optimistic but i was a very early adopter of Linux and 
i have now used it for nearly 20 years and nobody could imaging its
success in the early '90s.

OSM will be THE source for geo data in the future. It will be the most
up to date, most detailed, most used data world wide. There is no way
around - we simply have to be patient, wait and probably develop more
and better tools for processing and editing of OSM Data.

One day - probably 20 Years from now we will discuss whether we want to
map the gras middle strip of the road in some unknown Village in
Madagaskar and whether it'll be cut by a cow or mower.

The gap will probably exists as long as we have an economical gap,
so fight the G8, Globalization and probably US Aid.

Flo
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Re: [OSM-talk] Area mapping density gap - Was: Wikipedia article

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Christoph Hormann
On Saturday 26 October 2013, Florian Lohoff wrote:

 But isnt the widening gap a very natural thing to happen for a geo
 database? In the end your mappers are distributed unevenly so your
 pace is distributed unevenly. Not everything can be done with
 armchair mapping so we as the one living in the very good mapped
 areas can't help to create a complete map of very sparse mapped
 areas.

Different levels of completeness are natural and as i said at the 
beginning they will continue to exist.  Having a widening range in 
completeness and quality however is not i think.

Note i am not primarily talking about differences between areas far away 
from each other, like between Madagaskar and Germany.  This is fully to 
be expected and i also don't think these differences are generally 
increasing.  Also it would be counterproductive to try reducing this 
mainly through remote mapping from the distance by European mappers.

I am more talking about differences at close range, take for example

http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=11/61.5554/8.4735

where one feature (the lakes) has been mapped to a high level of detail 
while another (the glaciers) is very crude.  Again this is fully 
normal, whoever mapped the lakes might have been focussed on those and 
is not interested in the glaciers or might lack the necessary 
information or skills.  But it seems to me there is very little 
communication on such matters.  Partly this is a matter of having the 
right tools (both map notes and fixme tags are not optimal here) but it 
is also a matter of mapping culture i think.  It bothers me when i see 
such things because they are strongly visible quality issues which 
could be solved with relatively little work.

-- 
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http://www.imagico.de/

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Re: [talk-au] Vandalism in Sydney OSM data ?

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Leon Kernan
That is so frustrating, i spent a bit of time a few months back smoothing
out a lot of the issues there, making curves a sensible radius, etc.
Like you, i'm not sure how to go about reverting.

I did notice user nadeem41 has made a mess of the cross city tunnel as
well, i'm wondering if it's related. If anyone can tell me what he means by
the comment in changeset 18489150:  city divided into equal area grid for
data updation. cleaning project



On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 9:29 PM, Peter Watson peter.bmwk7...@gmail.comwrote:

 I have had a look but I don't have the expertise to revert the damage,
 many of the tunnels are missing. These edits go back to at least the
 6-10-13.

 Peter W34


 On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 3:32 AM, Frank Hummel crea...@gmx.net wrote:

 Hello *Aussie mappers*

 By chance I found the following problem: It seems that there happened
 some vandalism (or someone who did some very unhappy changes) in Sydney.
 Long parts of Sussex Street disappeared, as well as the Cross City Tunnel.
 Maybe there is someone who has better knowledge than me in searching for
 the lost information and reverting it.

 Thx

 Creando from germany, visiting Australia from next week on :-)

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Re: [talk-au] Vandalism in Sydney OSM data ?

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Paul Norman
He had imported some grid squares into OSM, as well as some earlier stuff
that I reverted. That particular changeset and the revert aren't related to
the missing stuff.

 

I'm inviting him to come to the lists to discuss their edits.

 

From: Leon Kernan [mailto:lker...@gmail.com] 
Sent: Saturday, October 26, 2013 2:54 PM
To: Peter Watson
Cc: Open Street Map au Forum
Subject: Re: [talk-au] Vandalism in Sydney OSM data ?

 

That is so frustrating, i spent a bit of time a few months back smoothing
out a lot of the issues there, making curves a sensible radius, etc.

Like you, i'm not sure how to go about reverting.  

 

I did notice user nadeem41 has made a mess of the cross city tunnel as well,
i'm wondering if it's related. If anyone can tell me what he means by the
comment in changeset 18489150:  city divided into equal area grid for data
updation. cleaning project

 

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Re: [talk-au] Vandalism in Sydney OSM data ?

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Leon Kernan
I've done a little more investigation, turns out potlatch 1 still exists
and can still show deleted ways.
He certainly did delete the Eastern Distributor at least according to the
inspector, the changeset was 18208802 (description: wrong links).

Hopefully it was just a misunderstanding, i'm more interesting in figuring
out how to restore the missing data at the moment,


On Sun, Oct 27, 2013 at 9:49 AM, Paul Norman penor...@mac.com wrote:

 He had imported some grid squares into OSM, as well as some earlier stuff
 that I reverted. That particular changeset and the revert aren’t related to
 the missing stuff.

 ** **

 I’m inviting him to come to the lists to discuss their edits.

 ** **

 *From:* Leon Kernan [mailto:lker...@gmail.com]
 *Sent:* Saturday, October 26, 2013 2:54 PM
 *To:* Peter Watson
 *Cc:* Open Street Map au Forum
 *Subject:* Re: [talk-au] Vandalism in Sydney OSM data ?

 ** **

 That is so frustrating, i spent a bit of time a few months back smoothing
 out a lot of the issues there, making curves a sensible radius, etc.

 Like you, i'm not sure how to go about reverting.  

 ** **

 I did notice user nadeem41 has made a mess of the cross city tunnel as
 well, i'm wondering if it's related. If anyone can tell me what he means by
 the comment in changeset 18489150:  city divided into equal area grid
 for data updation. cleaning project

 ** **

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Re: [talk-au] Vandalism in Sydney OSM data ?

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Leon Kernan
And it looks like you beat me to it :-)


On Sun, Oct 27, 2013 at 10:01 AM, Leon Kernan lker...@gmail.com wrote:

 I've done a little more investigation, turns out potlatch 1 still exists
 and can still show deleted ways.
 He certainly did delete the Eastern Distributor at least according to the
 inspector, the changeset was 18208802 (description: wrong links).

 Hopefully it was just a misunderstanding, i'm more interesting in figuring
 out how to restore the missing data at the moment,


 On Sun, Oct 27, 2013 at 9:49 AM, Paul Norman penor...@mac.com wrote:

 He had imported some grid squares into OSM, as well as some earlier stuff
 that I reverted. That particular changeset and the revert aren’t related to
 the missing stuff.

 ** **

 I’m inviting him to come to the lists to discuss their edits.

 ** **

 *From:* Leon Kernan [mailto:lker...@gmail.com]
 *Sent:* Saturday, October 26, 2013 2:54 PM
 *To:* Peter Watson
 *Cc:* Open Street Map au Forum
 *Subject:* Re: [talk-au] Vandalism in Sydney OSM data ?

 ** **

 That is so frustrating, i spent a bit of time a few months back smoothing
 out a lot of the issues there, making curves a sensible radius, etc.

 Like you, i'm not sure how to go about reverting.  

 ** **

 I did notice user nadeem41 has made a mess of the cross city tunnel as
 well, i'm wondering if it's related. If anyone can tell me what he means by
 the comment in changeset 18489150:  city divided into equal area grid
 for data updation. cleaning project

 ** **



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Re: [talk-au] Vandalism in Sydney OSM data ?

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Paul Norman
Yes, I had to revert a second changeset to get it  working. It'd be useful
if a local could double-check the area.

 

OWL is a useful site for this kind of thing, you can use it's beta at
http://owl.apis.dev.openstreetmap.org/#map=16/-33.8761/151.2131 by clicking
on the history tab.

 

From: Leon Kernan [mailto:lker...@gmail.com] 
Sent: Saturday, October 26, 2013 4:04 PM
To: Paul Norman
Cc: OSM Australian Talk List
Subject: Re: [talk-au] Vandalism in Sydney OSM data ?

 

And it looks like you beat me to it :-)

 

On Sun, Oct 27, 2013 at 10:01 AM, Leon Kernan lker...@gmail.com wrote:

I've done a little more investigation, turns out potlatch 1 still exists and
can still show deleted ways.

He certainly did delete the Eastern Distributor at least according to the
inspector, the changeset was 18208802 (description: wrong links).

 

Hopefully it was just a misunderstanding, i'm more interesting in figuring
out how to restore the missing data at the moment, 

 

On Sun, Oct 27, 2013 at 9:49 AM, Paul Norman penor...@mac.com wrote:

He had imported some grid squares into OSM, as well as some earlier stuff
that I reverted. That particular changeset and the revert aren't related to
the missing stuff.

 

I'm inviting him to come to the lists to discuss their edits.

 

From: Leon Kernan [mailto:lker...@gmail.com] 
Sent: Saturday, October 26, 2013 2:54 PM
To: Peter Watson
Cc: Open Street Map au Forum
Subject: Re: [talk-au] Vandalism in Sydney OSM data ?

 

That is so frustrating, i spent a bit of time a few months back smoothing
out a lot of the issues there, making curves a sensible radius, etc.

Like you, i'm not sure how to go about reverting.  

 

I did notice user nadeem41 has made a mess of the cross city tunnel as well,
i'm wondering if it's related. If anyone can tell me what he means by the
comment in changeset 18489150:  city divided into equal area grid for data
updation. cleaning project

 

 

 

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[talk-au] loading JOSM

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Arthur Geeson

Hi,

Firstly a thank you to the replies I got about the missing bench seats 
that were not appearing on the map.


I have been trying to get JOSM working and it implied that I had a 
version of java that was too old.  I then spend several hours to get a 
new version of java and now when I try to run JOSM it just falls over.  
I am using Ubuntu 12.04 and get the following problems:


arthur@arthur-Aspire-5750G:/usr/lib/jvm/java-7-openjdk-i386/bin$ java 
-version

java version 1.7.0_25
OpenJDK Runtime Environment (IcedTea 2.3.10) (7u25-2.3.10-1ubuntu0.12.04.2)
OpenJDK Server VM (build 23.7-b01, mixed mode)

arthur@arthur-Aspire-5750G:/$ josm
Using /usr/lib/jvm/java-7-openjdk-i386/bin/java to execute josm.
java.awt.HeadlessException
at 
java.awt.GraphicsEnvironment.checkHeadless(GraphicsEnvironment.java:207)

at java.awt.Window.init(Window.java:535)
at java.awt.Frame.init(Frame.java:420)
at javax.swing.JFrame.init(JFrame.java:218)
at 
org.openstreetmap.josm.gui.MainApplication.main(MainApplication.java:316)


I have tried reloading JOSM and the plugins but it seems there maybe 
something wrong with java?


Thanks - Arthur (geesona)

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Re: [talk-au] loading JOSM

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden John Henderson

On 27/10/13 12:27, Arthur Geeson wrote:


Firstly a thank you to the replies I got about the missing bench
seats that were not appearing on the map.

I have been trying to get JOSM working and it implied that I had a
version of java that was too old.  I then spend several hours to get
 a new version of java and now when I try to run JOSM it just falls
over.



I am using Ubuntu 12.04


Did you use apt-get to install java?  Eg,

sudo apt-get install java-1.7.0-openjdk

If not, there may be a missing dependency.

I'm no expert on apt-get or Ubuntu.  I use Fedora, which uses the
yum command instead.

However, josm works just fine on my system, with java-1.7.0-openjdk

[john@localhost ~]$ java -version
java version 1.7.0_25
OpenJDK Runtime Environment (fedora-2.3.12.1.fc17-i386)
OpenJDK Server VM (build 23.7-b01, mixed mode)

John


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[Talk-br] Quadras, lotes vs construções

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Tácio Fernandes
Percebo que a uma tendência das pessoas mapearem apenas as construções
(casas, prédios), por quê?

Posso mapear quadras e lotes?

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Re: [Talk-br] Quadras, lotes vs construções

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Fernando Trebien
Se você estiver falando de quadra como o espaço delimitado por ruas
e sem ruas dentro, claro que pode. Acho (portanto, opinião pessoal)
que as pessoas mapeiam primeiro as construções porque há mais detalhe
nelas (pode-se dar forma, atribuir endereço e combinar com tags que
representam pontos de interesse: restaurantes, cinemas, teatros,
escolas, escritórios, etc.), enquanto que uma quadra não traz tanta
informação por si só (normalmente são o dual das ruas, o espaço
entre elas).

Sei que em lugares com uma comunidade muito ativa (tipo na Alemanha e
países próximos), as quadras estão mapeadas como relações (tomo Berlim
como exemplo). O benefício é menos informação na base de dados. No
Rio, elas estão mapeadas como polígonos, e é como tenho feito em Porto
Alegre também, e vou continuar assim até os editores terem um
tratamento melhor das relações. Independente da forma de representar,
elas geralmente não contêm nenhuma informação além da tag landuse,
especificando se são residenciais, comerciais, industriais, etc.,
então pode fazer mais sentido mapeá-las em cidades zoneadas do que em
cidades sem um zoneamento estrito.

Se você estiver falando mais de coisas como as superquadras de
Brasília, acho que nunca chegou a ser discutido aqui na lista a melhor
forma de representar. Por acaso, eu mapeei algo muito parecido aqui em
Porto Alegre ainda essa semana. Ando acompanhando uma discussão na
lista tagging sobre como fazer isso no Japão (onde o endereçamento é
dado por quadra, bem parecido com Brasília), posso dizer que a
comunidade internacional não tem bem um padrão bem estabelecido pra
isso. Mas podemos optar por um e até levar pra comunidade
internacional.

Aqui em Porto Alegre:
- nível de bairro: http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/relation/3287314
- nível de unidade: http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/relation/3287310
- nível de superquadra: http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/relation/3287363

On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 12:34 PM, Tácio Fernandes
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 Percebo que a uma tendência das pessoas mapearem apenas as construções
 (casas, prédios), por quê?

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[Talk-br] Restrição de Conversão e além

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Marcelo Pereira
Srs,

Na minha primeira participação na lista, dúvidas, no meu entender básicas e
avançadas.

- Como fazer para incluir restrições de conversão no mapa, como por
exemplo, Proibido dobrar à esquerda  ?

- Como fazer para baixar um mapa municipal ( ou parte dele ), carregar e
atualizar o arquivo em um Editor de Textos e devolvê-lo ao OSM ?

Essa pergunta deriva de alguns fatos que venho observando no mapa OSM da
cidade onde moro, Recife, que precisaria de várias atualizações, como
incluir o nome Rua em quase todas as vias, retirar abreviações, etc.

-  Existe um mapa no formato SHP da cidade, disponibilizado pela
Prefeitura, que pode ser usado para melhorar o mapa OSM, como fazer isso  ?

Tenho contribuído pontualmente para o mapa local, mas sempre vejo que uma
varredura seria interessante, e como o OSM não segue o modelo do
Tracksource ( do qual fui DM e DE até pouco tempo), a edição em massa de
um mapa me parece difícil.


Att,

Marcelo Pereira
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Re: [Talk-br] Restrição de Conversão e além

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Arlindo Pereira
Olá Marcelo,

para essas edições, sugiro usar o JOSM, um editor desktop tido como mais
avançado que as alternativas direto no browser.

Para as restrições de conversão,
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/JOSM_Relations_and_Turn_Based_Restrictions

O JOSM permite, inclusive, baixar os dados de uma grande área e realizar a
edição offline (se é isso o que vc define por edição em massa, o conceito
não ficou muito claro pra mim).

Para editar o nome das ruas, você pode baixar o mapa de uma determinada
área em XML (pelo site ou pelo próprio JOSM), num arquivo .osm, e editar
num editor de texto. Não é exatamente um processo trivial, porque tem que
marcar que as vias foram alteradas e eu não lembro como faz isso (espere
alguém na lista detalhar o processo), mas sei que é possível sim.

Quanto ao mapa da prefeitura, depende da licença, se ele for
disponibilizado em domínio público ou você tiver uma autorização expressa,
sim pode ser usado, do contrário não.


[]s
Arlindo

2013/10/26 Marcelo Pereira pereirahol...@gmail.com

 Srs,

 Na minha primeira participação na lista, dúvidas, no meu entender básicas
 e avançadas.

 - Como fazer para incluir restrições de conversão no mapa, como por
 exemplo, Proibido dobrar à esquerda  ?

 - Como fazer para baixar um mapa municipal ( ou parte dele ), carregar e
 atualizar o arquivo em um Editor de Textos e devolvê-lo ao OSM ?

 Essa pergunta deriva de alguns fatos que venho observando no mapa OSM da
 cidade onde moro, Recife, que precisaria de várias atualizações, como
 incluir o nome Rua em quase todas as vias, retirar abreviações, etc.

 -  Existe um mapa no formato SHP da cidade, disponibilizado pela
 Prefeitura, que pode ser usado para melhorar o mapa OSM, como fazer isso  ?

 Tenho contribuído pontualmente para o mapa local, mas sempre vejo que uma
 varredura seria interessante, e como o OSM não segue o modelo do
 Tracksource ( do qual fui DM e DE até pouco tempo), a edição em massa de
 um mapa me parece difícil.


 Att,

 Marcelo Pereira

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Re: [Talk-de] Amtliche Daten

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Norbert Kück

Hallo,

neue Argumente für den Vorrang der Schreibweise der Schildermaler gab es 
hier bisher nicht. Wurde alles schon x-mal geschrieben. Daher bleibe ich 
bei meiner Ansicht, dass es einen solchen Vorrang nicht geben kann.


Wenn man den Prozess vom Beschluss über Straßennamen bis zum fertigen 
Schild analysiert, kann man gar nicht auf die Idee kommen, das Schild 
trage grundsätzlich die richtigere Schreibweise.

Allerdings sind Fehler menschentypisch - das gilt sogar für OSMer. :-)
Jeder Medienbruch und jede Schnittstelle zwischen beteiligten 
Dienststellen sind potentielle Fehlerquellen. Aber auch wenn in 
amtlichen Listen Fehler sind, werden sie dadurch nicht grundsätzlich falsch.


Entgegen der hier geäußerten Meinung ist An'n Graaben, In'n Dörp und 
To'n Böversten Diekkampe falsch. Der korrekte Apostroph ’ ist Unicode 
U+2019. Das typographisch falsche Ersatzzeichen ' (Unicode U+0027) ist 
nur bei technischen Beschränkungen zu verwenden. Diese Beschränkungen 
gibt es Dank Unicode nicht - man muss nur wissen, wie man das Zeichen 
seiner Tastatur abringt, weil es kein Etikett hat. Zur Schreibweise in 
der amtlichen Liste siehe unten.


Was nun zuletzt in der Diskussion heraus gearbeitet wurde, ist genau 
das, was ich anstrebe:
Wenn wir freies WISSEN fördern wollen und nicht freie VERMUTUNG, sind 
wir in der Pflicht, Unstimmigkeiten und Widersprüche nicht nur zu 
dokumentieren, sondern auch deren Klärung anzustoßen. Dazu wird man alle 
beteiligten Dienststellen (in HB: Amt für Straßen und Verkehr, Landesamt 
für Geoinformation, Statistisches Landesamt) begrüßen müssen.
Das ist möglicherweise kein einfacher, schneller Vorgang. Aber man kann 
etwas bewegen: Nach mehrfachem Bohren veröffentlicht das StaLa sogar die 
Straßenliste in Excel in monatlicher Folge. Vor einiger Zeit musste ich 
mit Verweis auf das Bremer Informationsfreiheitsgesetz etwas Druck 
machen, um sie als Einzelaktion zu erhalten.


Gruß
nk

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Re: [Talk-de] Amtliche Daten

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Henning Scholland
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Am 26.10.2013 09:59, schrieb Norbert Kück:
 Wenn wir freies WISSEN fördern wollen und nicht freie VERMUTUNG,
 sind wir in der Pflicht, Unstimmigkeiten und Widersprüche nicht nur
 zu dokumentieren, sondern auch deren Klärung anzustoßen. Dazu wird
 man alle beteiligten Dienststellen (in HB: Amt für Straßen und
 Verkehr, Landesamt für Geoinformation, Statistisches Landesamt)
 begrüßen müssen.

Das kann man sicher machen, wenn man das möchte. Nur ändert das ganze
erstmal nichts an dem Problem, was man nun in die DB einträgt. Bis die
Mühlen der Ämter fertig gemahlen haben nichts einzutragen ist sicher
nicht sinnvoll ;)

Das Problem löst recht simpel unsere On the Ground-Regel. Also egal
welche Schreibweise orthografisch richtiger oder korrekter ist, es
sollte das in den name-Tag eingetragen werden, was vor Ort erkennbar
ist. Auch wenn sich bei Namen wie Ute's Hair Studio die Fußnägel zu
lösen beginnen.
Was bleibt sind widersprüchliche Schilder vor Ort. Mit lokalem Wissen
(das man natürlich auch bei den Anwohnern erfragen kann) kann man auch
in diesen Fällen den gebräuchlichen Namen heraus bekommen.

Henning
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Re: [Talk-de] Amtliche Daten

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Martin Trautmann
On 13-10-26 9:59, Norbert Kück wrote:

 Entgegen der hier geäußerten Meinung ist An'n Graaben, In'n Dörp und
 To'n Böversten Diekkampe falsch. Der korrekte Apostroph ’ ist Unicode
 U+2019. Das typographisch falsche Ersatzzeichen ' (Unicode U+0027) ist
 nur bei technischen Beschränkungen zu verwenden. Diese Beschränkungen
 gibt es Dank Unicode nicht - man muss nur wissen, wie man das Zeichen
 seiner Tastatur abringt, weil es kein Etikett hat. Zur Schreibweise in
 der amtlichen Liste siehe unten.

In der Praxis gibt's die leider schon. Kein Mensch verwendet hier das
richtige - außer dem Profi. Der hat aber selten den zuständigen Job in
der Verwaltung, der hat besseres zu tun.

Natürlich gefällt mir die noch richtigere Schreibweise noch mehr -
aber derzeit würde ich die eher in den alt_name verschieben, denn auch
der Sucher wird nicht das korrekte Apostroph verwenden.

BTW: ist es tatsächlich 2019 ’  und nicht Unicode 02BC ʼ?

Die Zuordnung des letzteren als Ejektiv, obwohl es im Block der Spacing
Modifier Letters steht, erscheint mir recht willkürlich - speziell mit
der Benennung als MODIFIER LETTER APOSTROPHE. Beim 2019 muss man sich
schon gut auskennen, um RIGHT SINGLE QUOTATION MARK als das richtige
Zeichen zu finden.

 Das ist möglicherweise kein einfacher, schneller Vorgang. Aber man kann
 etwas bewegen: Nach mehrfachem Bohren veröffentlicht das StaLa sogar die
 Straßenliste in Excel in monatlicher Folge. Vor einiger Zeit musste ich
 mit Verweis auf das Bremer Informationsfreiheitsgesetz etwas Druck
 machen, um sie als Einzelaktion zu erhalten.

Leider gilt das wohl nur für Bremen - oder wo findet man die Listen für
Bremerhaven?

Schönen Gruß
Martin

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Re: [Talk-de] Amtliche Daten

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden cracklinrain


Am 26.10.2013 09:59, schrieb Norbert Kück:
 Hallo,
 
 neue Argumente für den Vorrang der Schreibweise der Schildermaler gab es
 hier bisher nicht. Wurde alles schon x-mal geschrieben. Daher bleibe ich
 bei meiner Ansicht, dass es einen solchen Vorrang nicht geben kann.

Sicher ist keine von beiden Quellen. Anderes habe auch ich nie behauptet.

 
 Wenn man den Prozess vom Beschluss über Straßennamen bis zum fertigen
 Schild analysiert, kann man gar nicht auf die Idee kommen, das Schild
 trage grundsätzlich die richtigere Schreibweise.
 Allerdings sind Fehler menschentypisch - das gilt sogar für OSMer. :-)
 Jeder Medienbruch und jede Schnittstelle zwischen beteiligten
 Dienststellen sind potentielle Fehlerquellen. Aber auch wenn in
 amtlichen Listen Fehler sind, werden sie dadurch nicht grundsätzlich
 falsch.

OSM ist wesentlich transparenter, da wir Kontakt zu jedem einzelnen
Mapper aufnehmen können und die Herkunft der Schreibweise dokumentieren
können. Wir können sogar dokumentieren, wenn die Schreibweise vor Ort
vom Amt eigentlich anders gewünscht wäre.

Wir haben also deutlich bessere Mittel, auf unterschiedliche
Schreibweisen einzugehen, als direkt die aus der amtlichen Liste direkt
- ohne vor Ort zu überprüfen - zu übernehmen.

Auch wenn einzelne Fehler nicht jeden anderen Eintrag in der Liste
falsch machen, macht es doch die Liste insgesamt falsch. Ein Mapper kann
sich daher nicht auf die Liste verlassen. Aber grundsätzlich war das
auch schon bevor die Fehler als solche benannt wurden klar. Du solltest
in deiner Meinung einem Mapper wenigstens einräumen die Schreibweise
nicht zwingend aus der Liste zu übernehmen.

Diese Freiheit würde aber ausschließen, dass die amtliche Liste der
Schreibweise vor Ort vorgezogen wird oder in jedem Fall vorgezogen wird
(was bisher deine Meinung dazu darstellt, wenn ich dich zuvor nicht
falsch verstanden habe).

 
 Entgegen der hier geäußerten Meinung ist An'n Graaben, In'n Dörp und
 To'n Böversten Diekkampe falsch. Der korrekte Apostroph ’ ist Unicode
 U+2019. Das typographisch falsche Ersatzzeichen ' (Unicode U+0027) ist
 nur bei technischen Beschränkungen zu verwenden. Diese Beschränkungen
 gibt es Dank Unicode nicht - man muss nur wissen, wie man das Zeichen
 seiner Tastatur abringt, weil es kein Etikett hat. Zur Schreibweise in
 der amtlichen Liste siehe unten.
 
 Was nun zuletzt in der Diskussion heraus gearbeitet wurde, ist genau
 das, was ich anstrebe:
 Wenn wir freies WISSEN fördern wollen und nicht freie VERMUTUNG, sind
 wir in der Pflicht, Unstimmigkeiten und Widersprüche nicht nur zu
 dokumentieren, sondern auch deren Klärung anzustoßen. Dazu wird man alle
 beteiligten Dienststellen (in HB: Amt für Straßen und Verkehr, Landesamt
 für Geoinformation, Statistisches Landesamt) begrüßen müssen.
 Das ist möglicherweise kein einfacher, schneller Vorgang. Aber man kann
 etwas bewegen: Nach mehrfachem Bohren veröffentlicht das StaLa sogar die
 Straßenliste in Excel in monatlicher Folge. Vor einiger Zeit musste ich
 mit Verweis auf das Bremer Informationsfreiheitsgesetz etwas Druck
 machen, um sie als Einzelaktion zu erhalten.

Bisher hast du vor mir die Position verteten, dass das was in der
amtlichen Liste steht amtlich ist und in die OSM zu übernehmen ist -
egal was vor Ort steht.

Es ist schon interessant, dass bei dir die Schreibweise vor Ort nicht zu
Wissen zählt. Wissen hat auch etwas mit Arbeitsweise zu tun. Wenn
unreflektiert Daten aus einer amtlichen Liste übernommen werden müssen
und keine weiteren Quellen zulässig sind, hat das für mich nichts mehr
mit einer wissenschaftlichen Arbeitsweise zu tun, die für Wissen
erforderlich ist.

Wenn du die Schreibweise vor Ort als Vermutung einstufst, dann finde ich
deine Meinung falsch.

Ich finde es super, dass wir die amtliche Liste haben - und wir brauchen
sie auch. Und deshalb finde ich auch super, dass du dich dafür so einsetzt.

Grundsätzlich möchte ich zu bedenken geben, dass wir solche Fehler
niemals herausfinden werden, wenn wir irgendwelche Daten (Schreibweisen)
aus der amtlichen Liste kopieren und in die OSM eintragen. Ich finde,
dass wir daher weiterhin verfolgen sollten, die Daten vor Ort zu erfassen.

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Re: [Talk-de] Amtliche Daten

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Martin Trautmann
On 13-10-26 10:49, Martin Trautmann wrote:

 BTW: ist es tatsächlich 2019 ’  und nicht Unicode 02BC ʼ?

Um die Antwort darauf selbt zu geben: 02BC verwendet man angeblich dort,
wo es als eigenständiger Buchstabe verwendet werden soll. Für mich als
Laien klingt das zwar nach passendem Einsatz als Apostroph, die Profis
haben da aber wohl anderes im Sinn.

Klarer erscheint mir die Anweisung in
http://unicode.org/Public/UNIDATA/NamesList.txt:

2019RIGHT SINGLE QUOTATION MARK
= single comma quotation mark
* this is the preferred character to use for apostrophe

0027APOSTROPHE
= apostrophe-quote (1.0)
= APL quote
* neutral (vertical) glyph with mixed usage
* 2019 is preferred for apostrophe
* preferred characters in English for paired
  quotation marks are 2018  2019

Schönen Gruß
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Re: [Talk-de] Amtliche Daten

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Peter Wendorff
Am 26.10.2013 10:38, schrieb Henning Scholland:
 Am 26.10.2013 09:59, schrieb Norbert Kück:
 Wenn wir freies WISSEN fördern wollen und nicht freie VERMUTUNG,
 sind wir in der Pflicht, Unstimmigkeiten und Widersprüche nicht nur
 zu dokumentieren, sondern auch deren Klärung anzustoßen. Dazu wird
 man alle beteiligten Dienststellen (in HB: Amt für Straßen und
 Verkehr, Landesamt für Geoinformation, Statistisches Landesamt)
 begrüßen müssen.
 
 Das kann man sicher machen, wenn man das möchte. Nur ändert das ganze
 erstmal nichts an dem Problem, was man nun in die DB einträgt. Bis die
 Mühlen der Ämter fertig gemahlen haben nichts einzutragen ist sicher
 nicht sinnvoll ;)
 
 Das Problem löst recht simpel unsere On the Ground-Regel. Also egal
 welche Schreibweise orthografisch richtiger oder korrekter ist, es
 sollte das in den name-Tag eingetragen werden, was vor Ort erkennbar
 ist. Auch wenn sich bei Namen wie Ute's Hair Studio die Fußnägel zu
 lösen beginnen.
Manno
ich hab bis Studio gelesen und gedacht, das ist jetzt ein wunderschönes
Wortspiel - und dann versaust Du's... ;)
Beim Haarstudio würden dir doch eher die Haare ausfallen - sonst hättest
Du ein Nagelstudio nehmen sollen :P

Ansonsten aber Zustimmung zu dem, was du schreibst:
On-The-Ground-Rule, wenns sonst nicht zusammenpasst, und wenn man sich
den Aufwand machen will, bei den entsprechenden Stellen nachhaken,
ob/warum/dass es zusammenpasst/passen sollte/passend gemacht werden sollte.

Gruß
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Re: [Talk-de] Adressbestände Köln nun als OpenData

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden marian

Am 20.10.2013 um 22:42 schrieb jotpe jotpe@gmail.com:

 Mittlerweile sind die Liegenschaftskarten für NRW für OSM Nutzbar, was das
 abzeichnen von Häusern ungemein erleichtert.
 

Hallo Johannes!

Kannst Du das genauer ausführen? Wo gibt es die Liegenschaftskarten für NRW 
und unter welchen Bedingungen können die wofür genutzt werden?

Danke!

Marian

 ...
 
 Gruß Johannes
 


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Re: [Talk-de] Adressbestände Köln nun als OpenData

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Steffen Heinz

Am 26.10.2013 12:42, schrieb marian:

Am 20.10.2013 um 22:42 schrieb jotpe jotpe@gmail.com:

 Mittlerweile sind die Liegenschaftskarten für NRW für OSM Nutzbar, was das
 abzeichnen von Häusern ungemein erleichtert.


Hallo Johannes!

Kannst Du das genauer ausführen? Wo gibt es die Liegenschaftskarten für NRW 
und unter welchen Bedingungen können die wofür genutzt werden?

D
 hier sind die, 
http://www.tim-online.nrw.de/tim-online/initParams.do?role=default


durch das Menü auf der linken Seite wühlen

das mit der Freigabe hätte ich auch gerne gewußt

Grüße aus der Eifel
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Re: [Talk-de] Amtliche Daten

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Norbert Kück

Hallo,

am 26.10.2013 10:51 schrieb cracklinrain:

Bisher hast du vor mir die Position verteten, dass das was in der
amtlichen Liste steht amtlich ist und in die OSM zu übernehmen ist -
egal was vor Ort steht.
Fehlinterpretation. Ich kenne seit langem einige Schwächen der 
StaLa-Liste. Dann versuche ich den Abgleich mit anderen Quellen (z.B. 
GeoInformation Bremen). Allerdings ist es wahr, dass ich den 
Straßenschildern das geringste Gewicht beimesse.
Und nicht zu vergessen: Mancher Eintrag in OSM wurde falsch von den 
Straßenschildern abgelesen. (Was mir auffiel, habe ich natürlich 
berichtigt.)


Leider bin nicht gleich zu Anfang auf die Idee gekommen, die Behörden 
mit den Differenzen zu befassen. Das ist aber strategisch der einzige 
Weg, widersprüchliche Datenlagen zu vermeiden.


Das Argument mit den Suchenden zieht nicht, da sich heute viele Leute 
nicht mehr nach Straßenschildern orientieren. Navis werden gewöhnlich 
anders mit Daten gespeist.


Wer Deinen Beitrag liest, könnte glauben, ich würde das Gehirn 
abschalten wenn ich irgendeinen Text aus amtlicher Quelle lese. Na danke!


Ich denke, dass man die Argumente nicht weiter wiederholen muss.
Gruß
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Re: [Talk-de] Amtliche Daten

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Norbert Kück



am 26.10.2013 10:49 schrieb Martin Trautmann:

Leider gilt das wohl nur für Bremen - oder wo findet man die Listen für
Bremerhaven?

Suchen auf bremerhaven.de.
Gruß
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Re: [Talk-de] Adressbestände Köln nun als OpenData

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Dietmar
Hallo,

ich vermute, jotpe meint diese NRW-Atlas Freigabe, die im OSM Forum
diskutiert wird [1].

[1] http://forum.openstreetmap.org/viewtopic.php?id=22926

Viele Grüße

Dietmar


Am 26.10.2013 13:12, schrieb Steffen Heinz:
 Am 26.10.2013 12:42, schrieb marian:
 Am 20.10.2013 um 22:42 schrieb jotpe jotpe@gmail.com:

  Mittlerweile sind die Liegenschaftskarten für NRW für OSM Nutzbar,
 was das
  abzeichnen von Häusern ungemein erleichtert.
 

 Hallo Johannes!

 Kannst Du das genauer ausführen? Wo gibt es die Liegenschaftskarten
 für NRW und unter welchen Bedingungen können die wofür genutzt werden?

 D
  hier sind die,
 http://www.tim-online.nrw.de/tim-online/initParams.do?role=default

 durch das Menü auf der linken Seite wühlen

 das mit der Freigabe hätte ich auch gerne gewußt

 Grüße aus der Eifel
 Steffen





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Re: [Talk-de] Amtliche Daten

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Martin Trautmann
On 13-10-26 13:41, Norbert Kück wrote:
 
 
 am 26.10.2013 10:49 schrieb Martin Trautmann:
 Leider gilt das wohl nur für Bremen - oder wo findet man die Listen für
 Bremerhaven?
 Suchen auf bremerhaven.de.

Da fand ich nichts aktuelles - am ehesten den
Bremerhavener+Strukturdatenatlas+2012,+Straßenverzeichnis.pdf

Persönlich brauche ich auch die Straßenschlüssel dazu, die bei Bremen
mitgeliefert werden.

Schönen Gruß
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Re: [Talk-de] Amtliche Daten

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden cracklinrain


Am 26.10.2013 13:38, schrieb Norbert Kück:
 Hallo,
 
 am 26.10.2013 10:51 schrieb cracklinrain:
 Bisher hast du vor mir die Position verteten, dass das was in der
 amtlichen Liste steht amtlich ist und in die OSM zu übernehmen ist -
 egal was vor Ort steht.
 Fehlinterpretation. Ich kenne seit langem einige Schwächen der
 StaLa-Liste. Dann versuche ich den Abgleich mit anderen Quellen (z.B.
 GeoInformation Bremen). Allerdings ist es wahr, dass ich den
 Straßenschildern das geringste Gewicht beimesse.
 Und nicht zu vergessen: Mancher Eintrag in OSM wurde falsch von den
 Straßenschildern abgelesen. (Was mir auffiel, habe ich natürlich
 berichtigt.)

Deshalb finde ich das amtliche Straßenverzeichnis ja auch gut.

Da du im Wiki bereits geschrieben hattest, dass du die Schreibweisen vor
Ort überprüft hast, hatte ich von dir bearbeitete Straßen, wo es
Differenzen gab direkt entsprechend eingeordnet.

Dass Mapper trotz Aufnahme der Daten vor Ort Fehler machen, habe ich
auch schon oft festgestellt. Das passiert eben und es arbeitet auch
nicht jeder Mapper zu jeder Zeit gleichermaßen zuverlässig. Aber das
wird ja gerade auch durch den Straßenlistenvergleich ein wenig aufgefangen.

 
 Leider bin nicht gleich zu Anfang auf die Idee gekommen, die Behörden
 mit den Differenzen zu befassen. Das ist aber strategisch der einzige
 Weg, widersprüchliche Datenlagen zu vermeiden.

Ich finde das gut. Sicherlich freuen sich auch die Behörden über diese
Unterstützung. Wenn du solch ein Vertrauen genießt, dass man auf deine
Hinweise eingeht, ist das aber sicher nicht für jeden Mapper der OSM
möglich. Außerdem ist es problematischer für Mapper, die anonym bleiben
wollen, aber dennoch auf OSM verweisen. Ich habe bisher keine guten
Erfahrungen damit gemacht, mich anonym an offizielle Stellen zu wenden.
Auch wenn ich meinen Namen mitgeteilt habe, habe ich keine Antwort erhalten.

Aus diesen und auch aus anderen Gründen, mache ich mir nicht die Mühe
die Fehler persönlich und Straße für Straße an Behörden weiter zu geben.
Und ich finde, dass man solch eine Kooperation von Mappern mit
offiziellen Stellen nicht als üblich erwarten sollte.

Die können in unsere Liste schauen und wir in deren. Mir genügt das
schon, um es als eine Art von Kooperation zu verstehen. Schließlich ist
es die Aufgabe der Ämter in betreffenden Gebieten für Beschilderung zu
sorgen.

 Das Argument mit den Suchenden zieht nicht, da sich heute viele Leute
 nicht mehr nach Straßenschildern orientieren. Navis werden gewöhnlich
 anders mit Daten gespeist.

Das ist deine Meinung. Ich kenne sehr viele Menschen unter 30, die eine
konventionelle Karte benutzen.

 Wer Deinen Beitrag liest, könnte glauben, ich würde das Gehirn
 abschalten wenn ich irgendeinen Text aus amtlicher Quelle lese. Na danke!

Nein. Die Darstellung deiner Haltung war bisher einfach so, dass die
Einträge im amtlichen Straßenverzeichnis immer noch amtlicher seien als
die amtliche Beschilderung vor Ort.

Wenn ich dich nun nicht falsch verstehe, ist deine Prioritätenfolge so:
1) amtliches Straßenverzeichnis
...
*) Beschilderung vor Ort

Meine ist so:
1) amtliche Beschilderung vor Ort (sofern vorhanden und widerspruchsfrei)
2) sehr vertrauenswürdige Mapper mit sehr sorgfältigen Beiträgen
...
m-1)...
m) viele Anwohner (einer Straße)
m+1)...
...
*) einzelner Anwohner
*) von mir erfasste Daten an die ich mich nicht mehr vollständig
erinnere, ich aber auch nicht mehr belegen kann
*) amtliches Straßenverzeichnis
*) andere Karten
n) Daten in OSM (ohne 2)

Wobei der Vergleich mit den OSM-Daten natürlich möglich ist, aber
generell immer angezweifelt werden sollte. Außerdem können wir in Bremen
nicht (unbedingt) aus anderen Karten Daten übernehmen - zudem ergibt
dies auch keinen Sinn.

Ich finde es aber grundsätzlich falsch, die OSM zu einem Sammelbecken
von amtlichen Daten zu machen.

Wenn die OSM Fehler hat, dann kann da jeder mit Leben, weil er sie
korrigieren kann. Auch wenn man dafür vielleicht gelegentlich einen
anderen Mapper überzeugen muss. Aber wo es geht sollten die Daten auch
überprüfbar sein.

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Re: [Talk-de] Amtliche Daten

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Martin Koppenhoefer
Am 26. Oktober 2013 10:49 schrieb Martin Trautmann tr...@gmx.de:

 Natürlich gefällt mir die noch richtigere Schreibweise noch mehr -
 aber derzeit würde ich die eher in den alt_name verschieben, denn auch
 der Sucher wird nicht das korrekte Apostroph verwenden.



naja, die Suche sollte das von sich aus gleichsetzen, und nicht die
Mapper nötigen, dass sie die typografisch schlechtere Variante verwenden
müssen, um gefunden zu werden. Das sollte kein Argument sein, die Daten
absichtlich zu verbiegen.

Gruß,
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Re: [Talk-de] Amtliche Daten

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Florian Lohoff
On Thu, Oct 24, 2013 at 06:43:10PM +0200, cracklinrain wrote:
 Wie gebt ihr Namen oder Hausnummern in die OSM ein, wenn sie nicht mit
 der Schreibweise der entsprechenden amtlichen Liste übereinstimmen?
 
 Hintergrund ist: Ich habe in den letzten Tagen die
 Straßenvergleichsliste in Bremen
 (http://regio-osm.de/listofstreets/wiki/index.php?title=Bremen) ein
 wenig gepflegt und dabei die Einzelnen Fälle von Differenzen unterschieden.
 
 Nun gibt es solche harten Abweichungen wie In'n Dörp (vor Ort) und In
 n Dörp (amtliche Liste), Friedrich-Meier-Weg (vor Ort) und
 Fritz-Meier-Weg (amtliche Liste) oder Wurtmannplatz (vor Ort) und
 Johann-Wurtmann-Platz (amtliche Liste). Teilweise waren auch groß- und
 Kleinschreibung anders.

 Ich selbst mappe eigentlich - sofern es kein offensichtlicher Fehler ist
 - namen wie sie vor Ort auf Schildern stehen.

Ich habe bisher immer die Kommune angeschrieben - Bisher habe ich immer
Nett Antwort bekommen.

Oft waren die Schilder falsch und sind dann auf meinen Hinweis hin
getauscht worden. 

Aber bei so dingern mit ' oder ` tippe ich auch auf ein Exportproblem.
Fritz zu Friedrich halte ich für einen Spannenden Fehler. Da wird
vermutlich jemand bei der Stadt nochmal den Ratsbeschluss raussuchen
müssen ;)

Flo
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[Talk-de] 1. Tag - 10.000 Nummern ?? Kölner Mappingevent, So. 17. November

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden jotpe
Hallo Liste,

wir planen am 17. November ein Kölner Mappingevent um Häuser zu malen und
die Adressdaten der Stadt Köln [1] dabei mit zu verwurschten. 10.000
Hausnummern ist zwar ambitioniert, aber mit der Liegenschaftskarte des
NRW-Atlas haben wir eine schicke Ausgangslage... Nochmal danke an Joachim.

Wer uns helfen möchte, ist dazu herzlich eingeladen!!!

Stattfinden soll das ganze in Köln-Westhoven [2]: Gastwerk im Engelshof [3]
(KVB Linie 7, Haltestelle Westhoven, Berliner Str.) von 10:00 bis 20:00
Uhr.

Nur Kleingeld fürs Essen/Trinken und Laptop mitbringen. Steckdosen, WLAN
und Heizung, alles da. Haha.

Wenn noch *jemand dazu kommen möchte*, dann mir bitte bescheid geben (wg.
Tischreservierung).

Anwesenheit ist nicht zwingend erforderlich; Kommunikation über IRC [4] und
Organisation über einen Taskmanager (genauer Link kommt noch)

Freue mich, bis dahin!
Gruß Johannes


[1] http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Cologne/Adressimport
[2] http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/way/159088258
[3] http://www.gastwerk-im-engelshof.de/
[4] irc://irc.freenode.net/#Koeln_Adressimport
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Re: [Talk-de] Amtliche Daten

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Dirk Sohler
Norbert Kück schrieb:
 Wenn man den Prozess vom Beschluss über Straßennamen bis zum fertigen 
 Schild analysiert, kann man gar nicht auf die Idee kommen, das Schild 
 trage grundsätzlich die richtigere Schreibweise.

Anders als der Beschluss hängt das Schild aber am Mast an der Straße
aus. Niemandem hilft es, wenn es eigentlich der Gustav-Müller-Ring ist,
auf dem Schild vor Ort aber Gustav-Meier-Ring steht, und man diesen in
OSM vergeblich sucht, und verwirrt durch den Stadtteil irrt, oder das
Navigationsgerät nicht zum Ziel findet … :)

Grüße,
Dirk

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Re: [Talk-it] Ammappa l'Italia

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Cristian Consonni
Il giorno 26/ott/2013 07:49, Francesco Pelullo f.pelu...@gmail.com ha
scritto:


 Il 26/ott/2013 01:06 Luca Delucchi lucadel...@gmail.com ha scritto:
 
 
  Cosa volete di più?
 

 Niente più di tanto.

 Casomai, dovremmo modificare la pagina wiki del copyright di OSM.
Qualcosa del tipo: ... dichiara la licenza E prima di dare il via ad un
progetto sarebbe buona educazione scrivere almeno  due righe in lista per
presentarti

Beh. Io gli ho scritto ieri sera per la questione della licenza. Mi ha
risposto (gentilissimo) in mezz'ora e ha sistemato.

Non diamo per scontato che tutti conoscano che esiste la lista ...

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Re: [Talk-it] Ammappa l'Italia

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Simone Cortesi
 Beh. Io gli ho scritto ieri sera per la questione della licenza. Mi ha
risposto (gentilissimo) in mezz'ora e ha sistemato.

 Non diamo per scontato che tutti conoscano che esiste la lista ...


E tutte le alte permutazioni. Forum, Facebook, wiki, lista talk
internazionale.

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Re: [Talk-it] Ammappa l'Italia

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Francesco Pelullo
Il 26/ott/2013 09:33 Simone Cortesi sim...@cortesi.com ha scritto:


 
  Non diamo per scontato che tutti conoscano che esiste la lista ...
 

 E tutte le alte permutazioni. Forum, Facebook, wiki, lista talk
internazionale.


Appunto. Con tutti i canali a disposizione, e con tutta la documentazione
che avrà letto, trovo inprobabile che non abbia avuto modo di scrivere due
righe (ma con il CAI c'è riuscito).

Scusate, questa non vuole essere una sterile polemica. Ben vengano queste
ed altre iniziative.

Io sono un pò amareggiato dal comportamento di alcuni utenti che arrivano,
leggono due istruzioni e mettono mani a cose dove c'è gente che ci ragiona
da tempo per trovare una soluzione di comune accordo.

(Non è questo il caso).

Ciao
/niubii/
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Re: [Talk-it] Standardizzazione toponimi bilingui della Sardegna ed adattamento al modello altoadesino

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Martin Koppenhoefer


 Am 26/ott/2013 um 06:51 schrieb Elena ``of Valhalla'' 
 elena.valha...@gmail.com:
 
 Il problema è che aggiungere un cartello qui e lì non costa niente 
 e fa scena con l'elettorato locale,


allora, in casi come questa, quando mettere un cartello in quella lingua fa 
scena con l'elettorato locale, penso che abbiamo un indicatore sulla lingua 
locale ;-)

ciao,
Martin


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[Talk-it] Nome scuola

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden bredy
Per indicare il nome di una scuola è più corretto scrivere:
Scuola dell'infanzia Ippolito Nievo o 
Scuola dell'infanzia Ippolito Nievo senza le virgolette? E infanzia con
iniziale maiuscola o minuscola?



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[Talk-it] La mappa del Festival della Scienza usa OSM

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden sabas88
Ciao,
guardate che bel pdf guida i visitatori del Festival della Scienza di
Genova!

http://www.festivalscienza.it/site/home/programma/documento10005373.html

Stamattina in Piazza de Ferrari (la piazza principale di Genova), dove c'è
la biglietteria del Festival c'era una lunga coda e varie persone che ho
visto passare avevano la mappa stampata in mano!

Probabilmente l'hanno ricavata  o dal sito o via Maposmatic un mesetto e
mezzo fa (perchè manca l'edificio dell'Acquario, me ne ero accorto la
settimana prima di OSMit); sulla versione stampata mi pare avessero
sbagliato il posizionamento di un pallino (il 12), ma sul pdf sembra
corretto, il foglio ce l'ha Alessandro..

Ciao,
Stefano

PS Sul sito c'è Gugol però :-(
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[Talk-it] Open Data Sicilia

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Aury88
leggo da qui [1]
/Cosa è Open Data Sicilia?

E' il progetto della Regione Siciliana per la pubblicazione e condivisione
degli Open Data in possesso dell'Amministrazione regionale. In pratica, si
rendono i dati delle amministrazioni pubbliche accessibili a tutti sul web,
in formato aperto, senza restrizioni di copyright, brevetti o altre forme di
controllo che ne limitino l'utilizzo, l'integrazione e il riuso, seppur nel
rispetto delle disposizioni previste dalla normativa vigente.

Il progetto si concretizzerà a breve con la realizzazione di un portale
regionale che riutilizza il modello e la piattaforma tecnologica del portale
dati.piemonte.it nell'ambito del gemellaggio in atto tra Regione Piemonte e
Regione Siciliana consentendo altresì una efficace partecipazione al
progetto interregionale sugli Open Data.

Al contempo, la Regione Siciliana si sta dotando di un'apposita legge sugli
Open Data dal titolo Norme in materia di pubblicazione tramite la rete
internet e di riutilizzo dei documenti e dei dati della pubblica
amministrazione regionale e locale (DDL n. 851) che interviene in materia
di pubblicazione e riutilizzo dei dati e delle informazioni pubbliche di cui
è titolare nonché di quelle degli enti, gli istituti e le aziende dipendenti
dalla Regione e/o comunque sottoposti a controllo, tutela o vigilanza della
medesima, gli enti locali territoriali e/o istituzionali nonché gli enti,
istituti e aziende da questi dipendenti o comunque sottoposti a controllo,
tutela o vigilanza. /

chissà che non mettano a disposizione anche qualche ortofoto o addirittura 
shapefile e dati geolocalizzati ;)
a quanto pare non è limitato solo al  livello regionale, ma è anche un
provvedimento per aprire pure  i dati in possesso delle amministrazioni
locali di livello inferiore (province-consorzi e comuni).
direi che vale la pena tenere d'occhio la situazione :)

[1]:http://pti.regione.sicilia.it/portal/page/portal/PIR_PORTALE/PIR_Iniziative/PIR_OpenDataSicilia




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Re: [Talk-it] Ammappa l'Italia

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Mario Pichetti

Il 26/10/2013 01:05, Luca Delucchi ha scritto:

2013/10/25 Simone Cortesi sim...@cortesi.com:


A me non sembra male questo progetto. anzi, mi piace. è un blog, dove
invitano le persone legate al CAI (storicamente molto restie ad unirsi
a noi) a mappare liberamente e a condividere le informazioni.

mi piace.

le foto: noi non le raccogliamo
i gpx: sì (e loro li stanno caricando e la licenza è compatibile)

è un primo passo di avvicinamento. ci tornerà utile.

_da oggi siamo, anche se non ufficialmente, dentro al CAI_.


mi fa piacere sentire un commento positivo, ora vi spiego come sta la facenda...
Marco, l'ideatore del sito, è un filosofo (se ricordo bene) e gran
camminatore, ha iniziato questo progetto senza nessuna conoscenza
informatica (dati, software ecc ecc) ha presentato un abstract per il
gfossday ma non è stato accettato perchè non era chiaro che software
utilizzasse (si appoggiava pure a ESRI) ma è stato invitato per un
dibattito.
Io ci ho parlato a lungo e mostrato OSM e dato diversi consigli.
Mi sembra che ora sia tutto nella norma, lui vuole raccogliere
percorsi per raggiungere una località, i dati raccolti sono sotto
licenza ODbL perciò compatibili con OSM e le citazioni di OSM ci sono
ben chiare a fine pagina.
_Cosa volete di più?_

PS
Il sito è in sviluppo se vedete diversi percorsi notere che i software
(plugin) utilizzati sono diversi, sta lentamente convertendo tutto a
openlayer+osm (_http://www.ammappalitalia.it/villvernia-dernice/_)


Sono perfettamente in accordo con Simone e Luca.

Leggete attentamente quello che è scritto nel Blog.

Questo progetto rafforza ulteriormente OSM.

Noi siamo OPEN DATA, l'obbiettivo è divulgare la conoscenza (Stallman)

Se come dice Luca, non aveva nessuna conoscenza informatica, mi sembra 
stia procedendo bene.:-)


Un saluto a tutti, Mario.



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Re: [Talk-it] Nome scuola

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Gianluca Boero

Il 26/10/2013 16:23, bredy ha scritto:

Per indicare il nome di una scuola è più corretto scrivere:
Scuola dell'infanzia Ippolito Nievo o
Scuola dell'infanzia Ippolito Nievo senza le virgolette? E infanzia con
iniziale maiuscola o minuscola?



Per me le virgolette vanno assolutamente eliminate mente infanzia 
dovrebbe essere maiuscolo.

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[Talk-it] Bancomat e braille

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Gianluca Boero

Ciao.

Oggi mi è venuto questo pensiero pensando ad uno sportello di Unicredit. 
Conosco prevalentemente questi in quanto mi servo da loro. Sono quasi 
tutti sportelli di nuova concezione ed hanno alcune caratteristiche per 
il linguaggio citato in oggetto quali numeri rigorosamente ricalcati ed 
alcune placche utili per essere sensibili al tatto con disegni 
sconosciuti ai normodotati.
Vi è un modo per inserirli con qualche tag? Questo per precisare che 
alcune postazioni sono rigorosamente in questo modo altre no.


Grazie.

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Re: [Talk-it] Nome scuola

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Mario Pichetti

Il 26/10/2013 16:23, bredy ha scritto:

Per indicare il nome di una scuola è più corretto scrivere:
Scuola dell'infanzia Ippolito Nievo o
Scuola dell'infanzia Ippolito Nievo senza le virgolette? E infanzia con
iniziale maiuscola o minuscola?



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http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=44.349054lon=11.69982zoom=18



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Re: [Talk-it] Nome scuola

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden girarsi_liste
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Il 26/10/2013 19:41, Gianluca Boero ha scritto:


Tempo addietro si era deciso di omettere apostrofi e punti (tipo S.
Antonio) come regola, per non creare problemi sopratutto alla ricerca,
che attualmente risulta problematica con quel tipo di caratteri.

Per cui, sarebbe da vedere la wiki, anche se non completa per questo
tipo di definizioni.

http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/IT:Key:name

Per me letteralmente si scrive:

name=Scuola della infanzia Ippolito Nievo

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Re: [Talk-it] La mappa del Festival della Scienza usa OSM

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Mario Pichetti

Il 26/10/2013 17:47, sabas88 ha scritto:

Ciao,
guardate che bel pdf guida i visitatori del Festival della Scienza di 
Genova!


http://www.festivalscienza.it/site/home/programma/documento10005373.html

Stamattina in Piazza de Ferrari (la piazza principale di Genova), dove 
c'è la biglietteria del Festival c'era una lunga coda e varie persone 
che ho visto passare avevano la mappa stampata in mano!


Probabilmente l'hanno ricavata  o dal sito o via Maposmatic un mesetto 
e mezzo fa (perchè manca l'edificio dell'Acquario, me ne ero accorto 
la settimana prima di OSMit); sulla versione stampata mi pare avessero 
sbagliato il posizionamento di un _pallino:-) _ (il 12), ma sul pdf 
sembra corretto, il foglio ce l'ha Alessandro..


Ciao,
Stefano

PS Sul sito c'è Gugol però :-(
_cut


Un po condensatino, ma non male.:-)
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Re: [Talk-it] Nome scuola

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Martin Koppenhoefer
2013/10/26 bredy bredy...@yahoo.it

 Per indicare il nome di una scuola è più corretto scrivere:
 Scuola dell'infanzia Ippolito Nievo o
 Scuola dell'infanzia Ippolito Nievo senza le virgolette?


secondo wikipedia:de in italiano lo standard sono queste virgolette: «…» e
l'alternativa è questa:
“…” mentre ... pare che sia tipograficamente meno corretto. C'era
recentemente una discussione simile in talk-de.


 E infanzia con
 iniziale maiuscola o minuscola?


direi come scritto sul cartello.

ciao
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Re: [Talk-it] Open Data Sicilia

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Mario Pichetti

Il 26/10/2013 18:52, Aury88 ha scritto:

leggo da qui [1]
/Cosa è Open Data Sicilia?

E' il progetto della Regione Siciliana per la pubblicazione e condivisione
degli Open Data in possesso dell'Amministrazione regionale. In pratica, si
rendono i dati delle amministrazioni pubbliche accessibili a tutti sul web,
in formato aperto, senza restrizioni di copyright, brevetti o altre forme di
controllo che ne limitino l'utilizzo, l'integrazione e il riuso, seppur nel
rispetto delle disposizioni previste dalla normativa vigente.

Il progetto si concretizzerà a breve con la realizzazione di un portale
regionale che riutilizza il modello e la piattaforma tecnologica del portale
dati.piemonte.it nell'ambito del gemellaggio in atto tra Regione Piemonte e
Regione Siciliana consentendo altresì una efficace partecipazione al
progetto interregionale sugli Open Data.

Al contempo, la Regione Siciliana si sta dotando di un'apposita legge sugli
Open Data dal titolo Norme in materia di pubblicazione tramite la rete
internet e di riutilizzo dei documenti e dei dati della pubblica
amministrazione regionale e locale (DDL n. 851) che interviene in materia
di pubblicazione e riutilizzo dei dati e delle informazioni pubbliche di cui
è titolare nonché di quelle degli enti, gli istituti e le aziende dipendenti
dalla Regione e/o comunque sottoposti a controllo, tutela o vigilanza della
medesima, gli enti locali territoriali e/o istituzionali nonché gli enti,
istituti e aziende da questi dipendenti o comunque sottoposti a controllo,
tutela o vigilanza. /

chissà che non mettano a disposizione anche qualche ortofoto o addirittura
shapefile e dati geolocalizzati ;)
a quanto pare non è limitato solo al  livello regionale, ma è anche un
provvedimento per aprire pure  i dati in possesso delle amministrazioni
locali di livello inferiore (province-consorzi e comuni).
direi che vale la pena tenere d'occhio la situazione :)

[1]:http://pti.regione.sicilia.it/portal/page/portal/PIR_PORTALE/PIR_Iniziative/PIR_OpenDataSicilia

Eppur si muove:-)

Beni confiscati alla criminalità mafiosa (Dimensione documento: 45229 
bytes);-) 
http://pti.regione.sicilia.it/portal/page/portal/PIR_PORTALE/PIR_Iniziative/PIR_OpenDataSicilia/PIR_Datidisponibili/BENI%20CONFISCATI%20ALLA%20CRIMINALITA.rtf


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Re: [Talk-it] Ammappa l'Italia

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Martin Koppenhoefer
2013/10/26 Cristian Consonni kikkocrist...@gmail.com

 Beh. Io gli ho scritto ieri sera per la questione della licenza. Mi ha
 risposto (gentilissimo) in mezz'ora e ha sistemato.

 Non diamo per scontato che tutti conoscano che esiste la lista ...


si, anch'io l'avevo scritto l'11 Agosto e mi ha risposto in maniera molto
gentile il 12 Agosto (era caduto nella mia trappola per nuovi mappatori).
Penso che si tratta al momento di una persona sola anche se sembra di
trattarsi di un'organizzazione, e se le citazioni della licenza sono ancora
incompleti e incorretti ho comunque nessun dubbio che si tratta soltanto di
sviste che correggerà sicuramente presto.

ciao,
Martin
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Re: [Talk-it] Nome scuola

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Mario Pichetti

Il 26/10/2013 19:56, Martin Koppenhoefer ha scritto:


2013/10/26 bredy bredy...@yahoo.it mailto:bredy...@yahoo.it

Per indicare il nome di una scuola è più corretto scrivere:
Scuola dell'infanzia Ippolito Nievo o
Scuola dell'infanzia Ippolito Nievo senza le virgolette?


secondo wikipedia:de in italiano lo standard sono queste virgolette: 
«...» e l'alternativa è questa:
... mentre ... pare che sia tipograficamente meno corretto. C'era 
recentemente una discussione simile in talk-de.


E infanzia con
iniziale maiuscola o minuscola?


_direi come scritto sul cartello_.perfect

ciao


Martin the best in town :-)
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Re: [Talk-it] Bancomat e braille

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Martin Koppenhoefer
2013/10/26 Gianluca Boero gianlucabo...@alice.it

 Vi è un modo per inserirli con qualche tag? Questo per precisare che
 alcune postazioni sono rigorosamente in questo modo altre no.



https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OSM_for_the_blind

con alcuni riferimenti come:
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Disabilitydescription
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tactile_map

e forse ci sono anche altri ?

ciao,
Martin
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Re: [Talk-it] Open Data Sicilia

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Maurizio Napolitano
Leggi questo
http://blog.spaziogis.it/2013/03/19/2013-anno-degli-opengeodata-lentusiasmo-mio-e-calante/

2013/10/26 Aury88 spacedrive...@gmail.com:
 leggo da qui [1]
 /Cosa è Open Data Sicilia?

 E' il progetto della Regione Siciliana per la pubblicazione e condivisione
 degli Open Data in possesso dell'Amministrazione regionale. In pratica, si
 rendono i dati delle amministrazioni pubbliche accessibili a tutti sul web,
 in formato aperto, senza restrizioni di copyright, brevetti o altre forme di
 controllo che ne limitino l'utilizzo, l'integrazione e il riuso, seppur nel
 rispetto delle disposizioni previste dalla normativa vigente.

 Il progetto si concretizzerà a breve con la realizzazione di un portale
 regionale che riutilizza il modello e la piattaforma tecnologica del portale
 dati.piemonte.it nell'ambito del gemellaggio in atto tra Regione Piemonte e
 Regione Siciliana consentendo altresì una efficace partecipazione al
 progetto interregionale sugli Open Data.

 Al contempo, la Regione Siciliana si sta dotando di un'apposita legge sugli
 Open Data dal titolo Norme in materia di pubblicazione tramite la rete
 internet e di riutilizzo dei documenti e dei dati della pubblica
 amministrazione regionale e locale (DDL n. 851) che interviene in materia
 di pubblicazione e riutilizzo dei dati e delle informazioni pubbliche di cui
 è titolare nonché di quelle degli enti, gli istituti e le aziende dipendenti
 dalla Regione e/o comunque sottoposti a controllo, tutela o vigilanza della
 medesima, gli enti locali territoriali e/o istituzionali nonché gli enti,
 istituti e aziende da questi dipendenti o comunque sottoposti a controllo,
 tutela o vigilanza. /

 chissà che non mettano a disposizione anche qualche ortofoto o addirittura
 shapefile e dati geolocalizzati ;)
 a quanto pare non è limitato solo al  livello regionale, ma è anche un
 provvedimento per aprire pure  i dati in possesso delle amministrazioni
 locali di livello inferiore (province-consorzi e comuni).
 direi che vale la pena tenere d'occhio la situazione :)

 [1]:http://pti.regione.sicilia.it/portal/page/portal/PIR_PORTALE/PIR_Iniziative/PIR_OpenDataSicilia




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Re: [Talk-lt] VT GPS duomenys

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Eduardas Kriščiūnas
Įkėliau naujausius duomenis: 
ftp://ftp.katalogai.net/Judek/Viesojo%20transporto%20judejimo%20duomenu%20baze/trolis_2013-10-25.7z



Gal kas jau darė analizę pagal valandas, savaitės dienas ir pan?

2013.09.27 08:54, Eduardas Kriščiūnas rašė:

ftp://ftp.katalogai.net/Viesojo%20transporto%20judejimo%20duomenu%20baze/



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Re: [Talk-lt] VT GPS duomenys

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Eduardas Kriščiūnas

2013.10.26 12:07, Mantas rašė:

Quoting Eduardas Kriščiūnas (2013-10-26 11:17:27)


Būtų patogiau gauti paprastą CSV failą, tik su reikiamais duomenimis,
tuomet būtų galima iškarto daryti analizę, negaištant laiko su dump
importavimais ir duomenų eksportavimais į CSV.
Tikiu, bet ne pas mane tas failas guli ir aš net nežinau kas yra jo 
viduje. Jei parašytum kaip ištraukti TIK reikiamą info – persiųsčiau 
žmgui, kuris tą failą įdėjo.




Dar noriu pasitikslinti, ką tiksliai nori sužinoti iš duomenų. Jei gerai
atsimenu ir jei gerai supratau, nori sužinoti vietas žemėlapyje, kur
autobusai lėčiausiai važiuoja?


Labiau noriu sužinoti kur VT GALĖTŲ važiuoti greičiau. Kartais vilkimosi 
priežastimi yra kamščiai,  kartais – blogai sudaryti tvarkaraščiai. 
Todėl visos dienos vidurkiai netinka, reikia rytinių ir vakarinių pikų, 
darbo dienų ir savaitgalių greičių.
Pikai Vilniuje yra nuo 7:30 iki 9:00 ir 16:30 – 18:30. Kitą savaitę 
vilnius.lt bus paskelbti 1756 šviesoforų daviklių duomenys su sankryžų 
schemmis, tai bus galima tiksliau žinoti kur ir kada būna pikai.



Skaičiavimus planuoju daryti taip:

1. Paimsiu kiekvieną maršrutą atskirai.

2. Atimsiu vėlesnį tašką iš ankstesnio ir taip išsisaugosiu visų tuo
maršrutų važiavusių autobusų skirtumus, tam tikruose taškuose.

3. Sugrupuosiu visus skirtumų taškus tam tikrais atstumais,
paskaičiuodamas kiekvienos grupės vidurkį.

4. Gautas grupes su skirtumų vidurkiais įkelsiu į žemėlapį.

Įtariu, kad su PostgreSQL tai pasidarytų visai paprastai.


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Re: [Talk-es] Desplazamiento de Catastro en Castellón con Cat2osm2

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Ander Pijoan
Gracias a ti, David. A ver si los resultados pueden serte de utilidad, ya
que hay poblaciones en las que hemos descubierto que las direcciones
catastrales no tienen nada que ver con las direcciones postales que se usan
en el día a día.

Cualquier duda o comentario que tengas, con lo que podamos mejorar el
Cat2Osm2 nos dices =)

Saludos


El 24 de octubre de 2013 23:05, David cyme...@gmail.com escribió:

 Sí, con esos cambios ahora se ve bien. Gracias.


 El 24 de octubre de 2013 13:18, Emilio Gómez Fernández ego...@outlook.com
  escribió:

 A parte de lo que te ha comentado Ander, y como veo que utilizas Linux, en
 GisChipshttp://www.gisandchips.org/2011/11/28/proyeccion-segura-desde-utm-ed50-con-interfaz-grafico/se
  curraron un pequeño script como interfaz gráfica de OGR para realizar
 estas reproyecciones desde EPSG:23030, y el mismo se baja la rejilla del
 IGN. Por si te es más sencillo.

 Un saludo.




 El 24 de octubre de 2013 12:46, Francisco Pérez Sampayo 
 fpsamp...@gmail.com escribió:

 Ojo Ander, que el código EPSG para la proyección en ED50 UTM-30 es
 EPSG:23030.


 El 24 de octubre de 2013 12:40, Ander Pijoan 
 ander.pij...@deusto.esescribió:

 Es el problema de reproyección, sí. La proyección es la que necesitaba
 de una rejilla para ajustarla y que poco a poco están quitando en Catastro.

 No habíamos vuelto a ver un municipio con ello, pero al parecer todavía
 los hay. Desde hace unas versiones, para que Cat2Osm2 funcione también en
 Windows y hacerlo más ligero, quitamos la reproyección con rejilla y
 dejamos que GeoTools la haga por si solo.

 La solución pasaría por reproyectar los shapefiles antes de usarlos en
 Cat2Osm2. Para ello existe la herramienta ogr2ogr, con el siguiente 
 comando:

 Proyección en la que están tus archivos : 25830
 Proyección que quieres : 32630
 Archivo (peninsula.gsb) de rejilla hay que descargarlo de
 http://www.01.ign.es/ign/layoutIn/herramientas.do#DATUM

 ogr2ogr -s_srs +init=epsg:25830 +nadgrids=c:\dondesea\peninsula.gsb
 +wktext -t_srs +init=epsg:25830 +nadgrids=null +wktext
 c:\dondesea\reproyectado.shp c:\dondesea\original.shp

 Con eso se deberían reproyectar los archivos shapefile y tener un
 resultado sin desplazamiento.

 Es un poco complicado, pero a ver si sale sin problemas.

 Saludos.


 El 24 de octubre de 2013 10:48, David cyme...@gmail.com escribió:

 El desplazamiento medido con JOSM me sale que es de unos 110.1 metros.
 En las islas Columbretes parece que es 108.3m.
 ¿Es posible que haya algún problema por tener territorios en la
 península y en islas, que el área total sea demasiado grande o algo así?

 Aquí paso una captura:
 http://img545.imageshack.us/img545/5029/wdlm.png

 La proyección que me sale en ALTIPUN.prj es ésta:

 PROJCS[ED_1950_UTM_Zone_30N,GEOGCS[GCS_European_1950,DATUM[D_European_1950,SPHEROID[International_1924,6378388,297]],PRIMEM[Greenwich,0],UNIT[Degree,0.017453292519943295]],PROJECTION[Transverse_Mercator],PARAMETER[False_Easting,50],PARAMETER[False_Northing,0],PARAMETER[Central_Meridian,-3],PARAMETER[Scale_Factor,0.9996],PARAMETER[Latitude_Of_Origin,0],UNIT[Meter,1]]

 Ahí veo un 1950 que difiere de tu 1989. Quizás sea que se sigue
 usando algún sistema antiguo.


 El 24 de octubre de 2013 08:50, Ander Pijoan 
 ander.pij...@deusto.esescribió:

 Buenas David,

 ¿Puedes poner alguna captura de pantalla? El desplazamiento cuando es
 error de proyección es bastante grande de unos 25 o 50 metros, pero luego
 hay algunas zonas donde las geometrías están un poco (1-2 metros)
 desplazados de las fotos de satélite.

 Puedes mirar también en los archivos .PRJ de los shapefiles, a ver en
 qué proyección están. Esta viene justo al principio, por ejemplo
 PROJCS[,ETRS_1989_UTM_Zone_30N.

 A ver si así hay mas pistas de por qué puede ser.

 Saludos =)


 El 24 de octubre de 2013 00:56, David cyme...@gmail.com escribió:

 Buenas.
 Estoy jugando un poco con los resultados de Cat2osm2 y me he
 fijado que en Castellón (ciudad) los datos salen desplazados.
 En la documentación pone lo siguiente:
 Si el resultado está desplazado unos pocos metros, es un
 problema de reproyección. Se han encontrado archivos antiguos de 
 catastro
 que al reproyectar tenían un desplazamiento que GeoTools no es capaz de
 arreglar. Parece que en las versiones nuevas de los archivos de 
 Catastro,
 esto viene arreglado.

 Pues parece que o algo hago yo mal o en algunos sitios aún no está
 arreglado.
 ¿Tenéis idea de cómo puedo ponerlo todo en su sitio?

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Re: [Talk-es] Mapear cruces en calle doble carril y línea continua

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden yo paseopor
El problema de hacerlo de una forma u otra es la compatibilidad con el
resto de OSM.Estas tags son las que ya se usan y las que reconocen la
mayoría de navegadores.Efectivamente, la línea continua se rompe, y los
carriles cambian de dirección, claro, y por eso hay que ir dividiendo la
vía y dándole las propiedades adecuadas.La solución que he comentado yo es
la que actualmente se usa según la wiki de OSM y cubre todas las
posibilidades, tanto en número de carriles como en sentidos y direcciones
(OSM no es solo España es el resto del mundo y hay giros y comportamientos
que aunque aquí no se producen deben estar disponibles.)
¿Qué lleva curro?
Mucho, imagínate cuantas veces cambia una carretera secundaria normal de
línea continua-discontinua y carriles como por ejemplo la que va de
Balaguer a Camarasa por Àger (unos 40km.)

Lo importante es que al pasar los diversos estilos y renderizadores se dé
el resultado más real y operativo posible.

http://imgur.com/q4Y9G5y
http://imgur.com/Ve04Ys1

Salud y mapas!
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Re: [Talk-at] Basemap.at

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Martin Raifer
 http://maps.wien.gv.at/basemap/geolandbasemap/normal/google3857/%1/%3/%2.jpeg

 Wenn ich auf Get Services klicke, kommt eine Messagebox: Download failed: 
 Not Found

Das kannst du ignorieren, weil das schon die fertige URL ist (dann ist
das get services nicht notwendig).
Bei mir funktionierts jedenfalls: http://666kb.com/i/cipdxlm73u3gmolc3.jpg

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Re: [Talk-at] Basemap.at

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Friedrich Volkmann

On 26.10.2013 10:49, Martin Raifer wrote:

http://maps.wien.gv.at/basemap/geolandbasemap/normal/google3857/%1/%3/%2.jpeg


Wenn ich auf Get Services klicke, kommt eine Messagebox: Download failed: Not 
Found


Das kannst du ignorieren, weil das schon die fertige URL ist (dann ist
das get services nicht notwendig).
Bei mir funktionierts jedenfalls: http://666kb.com/i/cipdxlm73u3gmolc3.jpg


Danke, in Verbindung mit den anderen Werten funktioniert es auch bei mir.

Das Gebiet, wo ich heute unterwegs war, nämlich bei der Einmündung der L4167 
in die L4168 in Schottwien, hab ich mir jetzt gleich mal in der Basemap 
angeschaut und da zeigt sie Häuser, die gar nicht (mehr) existieren, und der 
Bach ist doppelt (einmal als Auebach, einmal als Haidbach, bzw. weiter 
östlich steht er als Heidbach mit -ei-). Weiter südlich ein ähnlicher 
Fehler: Göstritzgraben und Göstritzbach sind beide als Bäche dargestellt.


= Die Basemap ist noch sehr mit Vorsicht zu genießen.

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Re: [OSM-talk-fr] Faire une carte de communes à partir d'OSM

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden yves . pratter
Bonjour,

Une petite digression car Adrien à réglé son problème :

Le 25 oct. 2013 à 11:06, Adrien Caillot adrien.cail...@free.fr a écrit :

 Mon problème est qu'il m'est difficile d'utiliser JOSM car une fois que j'ai 
 toute mon agglo dedans il rame tellement qu'il m'a fallu 10 minutes pour 
 simplement enregistrer en .osm les données que je venais de télécharger.
 
 Il faudrait donc que je fasse ce travail sur un ordinateur plus puissant (là, 
 je ne suis pas chez moi)
Dans ce cas, tu charges dans JOSM l'intégralité des rues, maisons… d'une grosse 
agglomération.
C'est donc ingérable avec une machine lente.

La solution consiste à ne charger que les objets qui t'intéressent.
Pour cela, tu peux utiliser XAPI ou overpass-turbo.

En définissant la bounding box correctement, tu peux retrouver que les 
communes dont tu as besoin.
Ensuite tu peux enregistrer ce fichier dans JOSM ou directement dans QGIS.

--
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Requête Overpass :

osm-script output=xml
query type=relation
  has-kv k=type v=boundary/
  has-kv k=boundary v=administrative/
  has-kv k=admin_level v=8/
  bbox-query {{bbox}}/
/query
  print mode=meta/
  recurse type=down/
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[OSM-talk-fr] Données OSM référencées sur le portail officiel Open Data PACA + MapOSMatic

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Charles Nepote

Bonjour,

Grâce au travail de la communauté locale OSM Marseille, les données OSM 
sur la Région PACA sont désormais référencées officiellement sur le 
portail open data de la Région :

http://opendata.regionpaca.fr/donnees/detail/base-de-donnees-opensreetmap.html

Ainsi que l'application MapSOMatic qui réutilise ces données :
http://opendata.regionpaca.fr/applis/appli/maposmatic.html
(Ecrivez-leur si vous voulez référencer la vôtre !)

Voilà plusieurs mois que je conseille aux acteurs publics open data 
aware de référencer toutes les données de leur territoire et en 
particulier les données OSM, comme n'importe quelles autres données open 
data. C'est intéressant pour eux :

* du point de vu de l'importance des données
* pour montrer qu'ils ont compris que l'open data ce n'est pas seulement eux
* pour reconnaître le travail fournit par les citoyens et en faire la 
promotion, y compris (voire surtout) en interne
* parce qu'ils peuvent aussi mettre en valeur les applications 
réutilisant ces données, utiles à leur territoire


Et je pense que c'est intéressant pour OSM, lui donnant plus de 
visibilité ainsi qu'une certaine légitimité institutionnelle.


A l'heure où certains acteurs publics se plaignent que l'open data ne 
produit pas assez de réutilisations, il faut leur montrer que ça prend 
du temps mais qu'une initiative comme OSM, après 10 ans d'existence, est 
aujourd'hui capable de montrer des *dizaines* de réutilisations utiles : 
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/List_of_OSM_based_Services
A ce titre l'initiative de PACA, qui a produit un portail référençant 
toutes données open data de son territoire, montre une voie intéressante 
: l'acteur public ne valorise pas seulement ses données à lui mais 
toutes les données utiles à son territoire.


Je suis en contact avec d'autres acteurs publics qui réfléchissent à 
faire de même et je pense que le précédent de la Région PACA va en 
inspirer certains.


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[OSM-talk-fr] Rendu des cols de montagne

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden remont...@free.fr
Et est-ce possible d'avoir le rendu des cols avec un symbole = et de même
sur la carte officielle openstreetmap.org ?
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Re: [OSM-talk-fr] Du nouveau sur le rendu osmfr...

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden aurélien BONDU
Bonjour,
Une question / sugestion. Y'as-t-il une raison à l'absence de lien vers
JOSM (comme pour Potlatch) sur le rendu OSMFR.
Au passage félicitation pour ce super travail .



Le 23 octobre 2013 23:29, ZIMMY jeanlouis.zimmerm...@laposte.net a écrit :

 Bravo pour le rendu à géométrie variable selon les tags mis sur les
 passages
 piétons : c'est déjà parlant
 voici quelques cadrages en Vaucluse :

 - ici deux rendus différents en haut potelets classiques et en bas potelets
 contrastés (boule blanche), les passages ont également la bande podotactile

 http://tile.openstreetmap.fr/?zoom=20lat=44.13558lon=4.81217layers=B00

 - là les lignes noires signifiant un passage non franchissable en fauteuil
 roulant (et donc pour l'école toute proche en poussette)

 http://tile.openstreetmap.fr/?zoom=20lat=44.1349lon=4.81731layers=B00

 Je pense que le test est intéressant pour montrer que nous avons une
 cartographie unique que les producteurs commerciaux ne pourrons pas
 atteindre car ce n'est pas rentable. Seul le désintéressement des
 contributeurs rend la démarche atteignable.





 -
 Cordialement,
 ZIMMY
 Jean-Louis ZIMMERMANN
 Développeur territorial (ville d'Orange,FR84)
 Mandataire OSM-France sur le Grand-Sud-est
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Re: [OSM-talk-fr] Données OSM référencées sur le portail officiel Open Data PACA + MapOSMatic

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Philippe Verdy
Le 26 octobre 2013 12:57, Charles Nepote char...@nepote.org a écrit :

 Bonjour,

 Grâce au travail de la communauté locale OSM Marseille, les données OSM
 sur la Région PACA sont désormais référencées officiellement sur le portail
 open data de la Région :
 http://opendata.regionpaca.fr/**donnees/detail/base-de-**
 donnees-opensreetmap.htmlhttp://opendata.regionpaca.fr/donnees/detail/base-de-donnees-opensreetmap.html


Notez la typo sur le nom:

Base de données OpenSreetMap
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Re: [OSM-talk-fr] Données OSM référencées sur le portail officiel Open Data PACA + MapOSMatic

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Charles Nepote
Vu. Je vais leur demander de corriger. Merci, ça m'avait complètement 
échappé ! ChN



Le 26/10/2013 14:54, Philippe Verdy a écrit :




Le 26 octobre 2013 12:57, Charles Nepote char...@nepote.org 
mailto:char...@nepote.org a écrit :


Bonjour,

Grâce au travail de la communauté locale OSM Marseille, les
données OSM sur la Région PACA sont désormais référencées
officiellement sur le portail open data de la Région :

http://opendata.regionpaca.fr/donnees/detail/base-de-donnees-opensreetmap.html


Notez la typo sur le nom:


  Base de données OpenSreetMap



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Re: [OSM-talk-fr] [osm-marseille] Données OSM référencées sur le portail officiel Open Data PACA + MapOSMatic

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Henri-Damien LAURENT
Le 26 oct. 2013 12:57, Charles Nepote char...@nepote.org a écrit :

 Bonjour,

 Grâce au travail de la communauté locale OSM Marseille, les données OSM
sur la Région PACA sont désormais référencées officiellement sur le portail
open data de la Région :

http://opendata.regionpaca.fr/donnees/detail/base-de-donnees-opensreetmap.html

 Ainsi que l'application MapSOMatic qui réutilise ces données :
 http://opendata.regionpaca.fr/applis/appli/maposmatic.html
 (Ecrivez-leur si vous voulez référencer la vôtre !)

 Voilà plusieurs mois que je conseille aux acteurs publics open data
aware de référencer toutes les données de leur territoire et en
particulier les données OSM, comme n'importe quelles autres données open
data. C'est intéressant pour eux :
 * du point de vu de l'importance des données
 * pour montrer qu'ils ont compris que l'open data ce n'est pas seulement
eux
 * pour reconnaître le travail fournit par les citoyens et en faire la
promotion, y compris (voire surtout) en interne
 * parce qu'ils peuvent aussi mettre en valeur les applications
réutilisant ces données, utiles à leur territoire

 Et je pense que c'est intéressant pour OSM, lui donnant plus de
visibilité ainsi qu'une certaine légitimité institutionnelle.

 A l'heure où certains acteurs publics se plaignent que l'open data ne
produit pas assez de réutilisations, il faut leur montrer que ça prend du
temps mais qu'une initiative comme OSM, après 10 ans d'existence, est
aujourd'hui capable de montrer des *dizaines* de réutilisations utiles :
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/List_of_OSM_based_Services
 A ce titre l'initiative de PACA, qui a produit un portail référençant
toutes données open data de son territoire, montre une voie intéressante :
l'acteur public ne valorise pas seulement ses données à lui mais toutes les
données utiles à son territoire.

 Je suis en contact avec d'autres acteurs publics qui réfléchissent à
faire de même et je pense que le précédent de la Région PACA va en inspirer
certains.

 Charles Nepote.


Merci beaucoup de cette action et de ces réflexions porteuses de sens. Et
bravo pour ce succès à la fois pour OSM  et pour la région.
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Re: [OSM-talk-fr] Du nouveau sur le rendu osmfr...

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Christian Quest
Le lien est un lien générique d'édition, il suffit dans ton profil OSM
d'indiquer que ton éditeur préféré est JOSM (ou plutôt la télécommande)
et ça utilisera JOSM... mais je peux aussi améliorer ça. En fait, le
frontend web de tile.openstreetmap.fr est hyper minimaliste et ne sert à la
base à visualiser les tuiles. On peut faire nettement mieux !


Le 26 octobre 2013 14:07, aurélien BONDU abondu...@gmail.com a écrit :

 Bonjour,
 Une question / sugestion. Y'as-t-il une raison à l'absence de lien vers
 JOSM (comme pour Potlatch) sur le rendu OSMFR.
 Au passage félicitation pour ce super travail .



 Le 23 octobre 2013 23:29, ZIMMY jeanlouis.zimmerm...@laposte.net a
 écrit :

 Bravo pour le rendu à géométrie variable selon les tags mis sur les
 passages
 piétons : c'est déjà parlant
 voici quelques cadrages en Vaucluse :

 - ici deux rendus différents en haut potelets classiques et en bas
 potelets
 contrastés (boule blanche), les passages ont également la bande
 podotactile

 http://tile.openstreetmap.fr/?zoom=20lat=44.13558lon=4.81217layers=B00

 - là les lignes noires signifiant un passage non franchissable en fauteuil
 roulant (et donc pour l'école toute proche en poussette)

 http://tile.openstreetmap.fr/?zoom=20lat=44.1349lon=4.81731layers=B00

 Je pense que le test est intéressant pour montrer que nous avons une
 cartographie unique que les producteurs commerciaux ne pourrons pas
 atteindre car ce n'est pas rentable. Seul le désintéressement des
 contributeurs rend la démarche atteignable.





 -
 Cordialement,
 ZIMMY
 Jean-Louis ZIMMERMANN
 Développeur territorial (ville d'Orange,FR84)
 Mandataire OSM-France sur le Grand-Sud-est
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Re: [OSM-talk-fr] Rendu des cols de montagne

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden remont...@free.fr
La proposition a été envoyée. Merci Christian !


Le 26 octobre 2013 17:01, Christian Quest cqu...@openstreetmap.fr a écrit
:

 Un petit symbole qui suit la route ? Je vais voir ça...

 Pour la carte officielle il faut le suggérer sur
 https://github.com/gravitystorm/openstreetmap-carto/issues


 Le 26 octobre 2013 11:43, remont...@free.fr remont...@free.fr a écrit :

 Et est-ce possible d'avoir le rendu des cols avec un symbole = et de
 même sur la carte officielle openstreetmap.org ?


 Le 25 octobre 2013 14:11, Christian Quest cqu...@openstreetmap.fr a
 écrit :

 Les cols sont rendus (avec leur altitude) sur les tuiles FR, exemple:
 http://tile.openstreetmap.fr/?zoom=13lat=45.80035lon=6.24128layers=B00


 Le 25 octobre 2013 13:58, Justine bouvais pom...@hotmail.fr a écrit :

 Bonjour à tous,

 Question de Remontees en copie de ce mail.

 j'aimerais savoir si il existe un moyen d'obtenir le rendu des cols de
 montagne. Si ce n'est pas le cas comment faire pour l'obtenir ?

 Merci d'avance

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[OSM-talk-fr] Rendu des pistes polygones

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden remont...@free.fr
Bonsoir,

Est-ce possible de rendre les pistes en polygones comme telles ?

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[OSM-talk-fr] Pylônes et gares de remontées mécaniques

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden remont...@free.fr
Bonsoir,

Est-ce que le rendu des pylônes de remontées mécaniques est toujours
d'actualité ?

De même, serait-il possible de différencier les gares suivant leur
aerialway:access entry, exit ou both ??


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Re: [OSM-talk-fr] Rendu des pistes polygones

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden david . crochet
Bonjour



- Mail original -
De: remont...@free.fr

Est-ce possible de rendre les pistes en polygones comme telles ? 

-


http://www.opensnowmap.org/  ?


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Re: [OSM-talk-fr] Du nouveau sur le rendu osmfr...

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Marc SIBERT
Y a-t-il un git où on pourrait proposer du code ?

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Le 26 oct. 2013 17:08, Christian Quest cqu...@openstreetmap.fr a écrit :

 Le lien est un lien générique d'édition, il suffit dans ton profil OSM
 d'indiquer que ton éditeur préféré est JOSM (ou plutôt la télécommande)
 et ça utilisera JOSM... mais je peux aussi améliorer ça. En fait, le
 frontend web de tile.openstreetmap.fr est hyper minimaliste et ne sert à
 la base à visualiser les tuiles. On peut faire nettement mieux !


 Le 26 octobre 2013 14:07, aurélien BONDU abondu...@gmail.com a écrit :

 Bonjour,
 Une question / sugestion. Y'as-t-il une raison à l'absence de lien vers
 JOSM (comme pour Potlatch) sur le rendu OSMFR.
 Au passage félicitation pour ce super travail .



 Le 23 octobre 2013 23:29, ZIMMY jeanlouis.zimmerm...@laposte.net a
 écrit :

 Bravo pour le rendu à géométrie variable selon les tags mis sur les
 passages
 piétons : c'est déjà parlant
 voici quelques cadrages en Vaucluse :

 - ici deux rendus différents en haut potelets classiques et en bas
 potelets
 contrastés (boule blanche), les passages ont également la bande
 podotactile

 http://tile.openstreetmap.fr/?zoom=20lat=44.13558lon=4.81217layers=B00

 - là les lignes noires signifiant un passage non franchissable en
 fauteuil
 roulant (et donc pour l'école toute proche en poussette)

 http://tile.openstreetmap.fr/?zoom=20lat=44.1349lon=4.81731layers=B00

 Je pense que le test est intéressant pour montrer que nous avons une
 cartographie unique que les producteurs commerciaux ne pourrons pas
 atteindre car ce n'est pas rentable. Seul le désintéressement des
 contributeurs rend la démarche atteignable.





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Re: [OSM-talk-fr] Du nouveau sur le rendu osmfr...

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Philippe Verdy
Profitnt de la panne actuelle, qui maintenant rend layers.openstreetmap.frtot
alement non fonctionnel pour ses propres tuiles colorées, ce serait bien de
retoucher un peu ce serveur Layers pour qu'il ajoute le rendu osmfr parmi la
sélection des fonts de base (il y a déjà 2u et le rendu Mapnik d'OSM .org).

Noter aussi qu'Osmose est presque inutilisable et donne énormémeent de faux
positifs à cause de son retard de plus de 4 jours, faute visiblement de
recevoir les minute diffs (et visiblement il ne traite pas les daily diff
non plus) ; attention donc aux anomalies qu'il signale sur des données
obsolètes/pas synchronisées.


Le 26 octobre 2013 17:07, Christian Quest cqu...@openstreetmap.fr a écrit
:

 Le lien est un lien générique d'édition, il suffit dans ton profil OSM
 d'indiquer que ton éditeur préféré est JOSM (ou plutôt la télécommande)
 et ça utilisera JOSM... mais je peux aussi améliorer ça. En fait, le
 frontend web de tile.openstreetmap.fr est hyper minimaliste et ne sert à
 la base à visualiser les tuiles. On peut faire nettement mieux !


 Le 26 octobre 2013 14:07, aurélien BONDU abondu...@gmail.com a écrit :

  Bonjour,
 Une question / sugestion. Y'as-t-il une raison à l'absence de lien vers
 JOSM (comme pour Potlatch) sur le rendu OSMFR.
 Au passage félicitation pour ce super travail .



 Le 23 octobre 2013 23:29, ZIMMY jeanlouis.zimmerm...@laposte.net a
 écrit :

 Bravo pour le rendu à géométrie variable selon les tags mis sur les
 passages
 piétons : c'est déjà parlant
 voici quelques cadrages en Vaucluse :

 - ici deux rendus différents en haut potelets classiques et en bas
 potelets
 contrastés (boule blanche), les passages ont également la bande
 podotactile

 http://tile.openstreetmap.fr/?zoom=20lat=44.13558lon=4.81217layers=B00

 - là les lignes noires signifiant un passage non franchissable en
 fauteuil
 roulant (et donc pour l'école toute proche en poussette)

 http://tile.openstreetmap.fr/?zoom=20lat=44.1349lon=4.81731layers=B00

 Je pense que le test est intéressant pour montrer que nous avons une
 cartographie unique que les producteurs commerciaux ne pourrons pas
 atteindre car ce n'est pas rentable. Seul le désintéressement des
 contributeurs rend la démarche atteignable.





 -
 Cordialement,
 ZIMMY
 Jean-Louis ZIMMERMANN
 Développeur territorial (ville d'Orange,FR84)
 Mandataire OSM-France sur le Grand-Sud-est
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Re: [OSM-talk-fr] Pylônes et gares de remontées mécaniques

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Christian Quest
Ca me semble ben spécialisé comme truc, mais bon, pourquoi pas... il n'y a
pas grand chose d'autre sur ces zones ;)

Des suggestions de symboles ?


Le 26 octobre 2013 17:53, remont...@free.fr remont...@free.fr a écrit :

 Bonsoir,

 Est-ce que le rendu des pylônes de remontées mécaniques est toujours
 d'actualité ?

 De même, serait-il possible de différencier les gares suivant leur
 aerialway:access entry, exit ou both ??


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Re: [OSM-talk-fr] Du nouveau sur le rendu osmfr...

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Christian Quest
Il faut le gitifier... (ou gitiser ?)


Le 26 octobre 2013 20:28, Marc SIBERT m...@sibert.fr a écrit :

 Y a-t-il un git où on pourrait proposer du code ?

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 m...@sibert.fr
 Le 26 oct. 2013 17:08, Christian Quest cqu...@openstreetmap.fr a
 écrit :

  Le lien est un lien générique d'édition, il suffit dans ton profil OSM
 d'indiquer que ton éditeur préféré est JOSM (ou plutôt la télécommande)
 et ça utilisera JOSM... mais je peux aussi améliorer ça. En fait, le
 frontend web de tile.openstreetmap.fr est hyper minimaliste et ne sert à
 la base à visualiser les tuiles. On peut faire nettement mieux !


 Le 26 octobre 2013 14:07, aurélien BONDU abondu...@gmail.com a écrit :

 Bonjour,
 Une question / sugestion. Y'as-t-il une raison à l'absence de lien vers
 JOSM (comme pour Potlatch) sur le rendu OSMFR.
 Au passage félicitation pour ce super travail .



 Le 23 octobre 2013 23:29, ZIMMY jeanlouis.zimmerm...@laposte.net a
 écrit :

 Bravo pour le rendu à géométrie variable selon les tags mis sur les
 passages
 piétons : c'est déjà parlant
 voici quelques cadrages en Vaucluse :

 - ici deux rendus différents en haut potelets classiques et en bas
 potelets
 contrastés (boule blanche), les passages ont également la bande
 podotactile

 http://tile.openstreetmap.fr/?zoom=20lat=44.13558lon=4.81217layers=B00

 - là les lignes noires signifiant un passage non franchissable en
 fauteuil
 roulant (et donc pour l'école toute proche en poussette)

 http://tile.openstreetmap.fr/?zoom=20lat=44.1349lon=4.81731layers=B00

 Je pense que le test est intéressant pour montrer que nous avons une
 cartographie unique que les producteurs commerciaux ne pourrons pas
 atteindre car ce n'est pas rentable. Seul le désintéressement des
 contributeurs rend la démarche atteignable.





 -
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 ZIMMY
 Jean-Louis ZIMMERMANN
 Développeur territorial (ville d'Orange,FR84)
 Mandataire OSM-France sur le Grand-Sud-est
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Re: [OSM-ja] 紙地図提供について(伊豆大島)

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Hiroshi Miura(@osmf)
三浦です。

調査したところ、紙地図印刷の考え方は、
ブラウザ印刷ではなく、サーバでPDFを生成するようなのが
良いようです。

 そうすれば、フォントの問題とか、ラスターの問題とか
 解決します。

 PDFの生成でも、内部的には、画像組み合わせではなく、
 ベクターで生成することで、ズームしても大丈夫になるはず。

 そして、印刷用の専用スタイルを開発すると、
 見やすさ抜群になるはずです。
  (地図表現の専門家の出番ですね!)

アイコンなども、SVGで準備することが必要です。

On 2013年10月25日 15:42, ikiya wrote:
 ikiyaです。

 OSMの紙地図提供はよい試みだと思います。(賛成)

 補足ですが、

 東さん
 ただし以下のようなものが部分的にラスターを使っているようで
 拡大するとギザギザが目立ちます。
 ・日本語文字
 ・道路上に長円で表示される道路番号


 以下にSVGをいたずらしたキャプチャあげます。
 http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-EmqsoqH9NnY/UmoNLurevPI/DlQ/aweok22Yk9k/s1600/q.jpg

 日本語は表示ドットが荒いのでデコボコ。
 駐車場マークや楕円マークなどシンボル系はラスタでギザギザ。
 というイメージです。

 印刷縮尺にもよりますが、文字(フォント)やシンボルアイコンの置換ができればきれいになるかと想像します。



ソフトウエア的には、マップフィッシュというのがいいみたいです。Javaです〜
http://www.mapfish.org/doc/print/index.html


どうでしょうか。


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Re: [OSM-ja] 紙地図提供について(伊豆大島)

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden ikiya
ikiyaです。

既存のField papersサイトでは3ステップできれいなPDFを作成してくれますが
http://fieldpapers.org/

用紙サイズを大判A2、A1・・にはできず、描画デザイン、解像度(dpi)も設定できません。
印刷地図にタイトルやコメントをプリントできればなお良いかと思います。

参考まで、私は現状で大きめのOSM地図を印刷したい場合、
印刷したい範囲を狙ったzoomレベル(目的とする表示スタイル)で
タイル状に分割してSVGファイルでダウンロードした後、
(osm.orgサイトから指定範囲のSVGファイルのダウンロードができます。)
SVG編集のInkscapeでタイルをつないで印刷しています。



--- On Sat, 2013/10/26, Hiroshi Miura(@osmf) miur...@osmf.jp wrote:


  


  
  
三浦です。

  

  調査したところ、紙地図印刷の考え方は、

  ブラウザ印刷ではなく、サーバでPDFを生成するようなのが

  良いようです。

  

   そうすれば、フォントの問題とか、ラスターの問題とか

   解決します。

  

   PDFの生成でも、内部的には、画像組み合わせではなく、

   ベクターで生成することで、ズームしても大丈夫になるはず。

  

   そして、印刷用の専用スタイルを開発すると、

   見やすさ抜群になるはずです。

    (地図表現の専門家の出番ですね!)

  

  アイコンなども、SVGで準備することが必要です。

  

  On 2013年10月25日 15:42, ikiya wrote:



  
  

  
ikiyaです。

  

  OSMの紙地図提供はよい試みだと思います。(賛成)

  

  補足ですが、

  

  東さん

  ただし以下のようなものが部分的にラスターを使っているようで

  拡大するとギザギザが目立ちます。

  ・日本語文字

  ・道路上に長円で表示される道路番号

  

  

  以下にSVGをいたずらしたキャプチャあげます。

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-EmqsoqH9NnY/UmoNLurevPI/DlQ/aweok22Yk9k/s1600/q.jpg

  

  日本語は表示ドットが荒いのでデコボコ。

  駐車場マークや楕円マークなどシンボル系はラスタでギザギザ。

  というイメージです。

  

  印刷縮尺にもよりますが、文字(フォント)やシンボルアイコンの置換ができればきれいになるかと想像します。

  

  


  

  



ソフトウエア的には、マップフィッシュというのがいいみたいです。Javaです〜

http://www.mapfish.org/doc/print/index.html





どうでしょうか。





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[OSM-ja] 郵便番号マップ

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Hiroshi Miura(@osmf)
マッパーの皆様

突然ですが、
郵便番号マップを見つけました。
郵便番号のタイルイメージを自前で配信し、
背景はGoogleMapsみたいです。
http://www.maptechnica.com/us-zip-code-area-map/zip/90013


OpenStreetMapで同様のことは出来るのでしょうか。


郵便番号から、そこの地図をだす、ということは検索機能が
必要だし、できればOSMのデータでやりたい。


どんなふうにすれば出来ますか?

また、データの観点では、郵便番号エリアは
オープンデータになっていますか?


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Re: [OSM-ja] 紙地図提供について(伊豆大島)

2013-10-26 Diskussionsfäden Hiroshi Miura(@osmf)
ikiyaさん、マッパーの皆さん、デベロッパーの皆さん

On 2013年10月26日 16:48, ikiya wrote:
 ikiyaです。

 既存のField papersサイトでは3ステップできれいなPDFを作成してくれますが
 http://fieldpapers.org/


こちらで、要望を満たせれば、OKですね。

 用紙サイズを大判A2、A1・・にはできず、描画デザイン、解像度(dpi)も設定できません。
 印刷地図にタイトルやコメントをプリントできればなお良いかと思います。


はい、大判を念頭においています


 参考まで、私は現状で大きめのOSM地図を印刷したい場合、
 印刷したい範囲を狙ったzoomレベル(目的とする表示スタイル)で
 タイル状に分割してSVGファイルでダウンロードした後、
 (osm.orgサイトから指定範囲のSVGファイルのダウンロードができます。)
 SVG編集のInkscapeでタイルをつないで印刷しています。


なるほど、では、日本のタイルサーバで、SVGでダウンロードできるようにすると、
やりたいことに、一歩近づくと考えていいようですね。

アプリ的には、

  用紙サイズをA2,A1指定可能にする
  描画デザインを選択可能にする
  解像度を選択可能にする
  タイトル、コメントを入れられる

 + fieldpapersの機能

を持つ、Webアプリがあればいい訳ですね。


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