Re: [talk-au] BYO drinks at restaurant

2017-11-01 Thread Ben Kelley
I think that's some kind of location code. I forget what it's called. If 
you search for that string in Google Maps it takes you to an address at 
the Gold Coast.



 - Ben.


On 2/11/17 10:27, Graeme Fitzpatrick wrote:

Thanks everyone for input - have gone with drinks:alcohol = BYO.

Now just a matter of seeing how it appears when the maps for my phone 
(OSMAND+) update next.


It's apparent though, when looking at restaurants, that very few 
details have been entered against them - frequently only "Restaurant" 
& Name, occasionally type of cuisine, with only a few others having 
any further details - phone, opening hours etc.


There's one strange bit of info that is showing up, at least on 
OSMAND, though.


If nothing else, the description of each place shows "Restaurant", the 
location Lat / Long & another apparent location field something like 
"5R3MXC5M+JM" - anybody have any idea what that could represent? I've 
looked at a couple of dozen listings for restaurants & other POIs, 
both here on the GC & also in Sydney, & every listing has a similar 
code against it.


Any ideas?

Thanks

Graeme
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Re: [talk-au] BYO drinks at restaurant

2017-11-01 Thread Graeme Fitzpatrick
Thanks everyone for input - have gone with drinks:alcohol = BYO.

Now just a matter of seeing how it appears when the maps for my phone
(OSMAND+) update next.

It's apparent though, when looking at restaurants, that very few details
have been entered against them - frequently only "Restaurant" & Name,
occasionally type of cuisine, with only a few others having any further
details - phone, opening hours etc.

There's one strange bit of info that is showing up, at least on OSMAND,
though.

If nothing else, the description of each place shows "Restaurant", the
location Lat / Long & another apparent location field something like
"5R3MXC5M+JM" - anybody have any idea what that could represent? I've
looked at a couple of dozen listings for restaurants & other POIs, both
here on the GC & also in Sydney, & every listing has a similar code against
it.

Any ideas?

Thanks

Graeme
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[talk-au] WA - NT lakes to intermittent

2017-11-01 Thread Warin

Hi

Some lakes have been added along the WA NT boarder. These are I think 
intermittent and I have changed them to that.


These were added using scan aerial - by a non local. Lake Mackay is one 
of them.



However there maybe more that I think should be changed if you are not 
already tagged intermittent.



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Re: [talk-au] Sydney OSM Workshop

2017-11-01 Thread Andrew Harvey
Thanks Cameron. I spoke at Georabble a while back about mapping in OSM
already. At the moment I'm seeing if anyone has anything they wanted to
showcase/talk about, or if who are interested in being involved on the
organising side. Once we've locked in the venue and date etc. I'll announce
details for those looking to come along.

On 1 November 2017 at 20:33, Cameron Shorter 
wrote:

> Hi Andrew,
>
> Re Finding interested people for an Open Street Map event:
>
> I suggest reaching out to the GeoRabble folks and ask them when they have
> their next speaking night.
> You could give a 5 minute pitch to attract people interested in setting up
> a mapping event.
> https://georabble.org/
>
> I'm also CCing the Austrailan QGIS users group where you will likely find
> a few interested GIS folks.
>
> Cheers, Cameron
>
> On 1/11/17 11:15 am, Andrew Harvey wrote:
>
> I've been keen to organise a workshop in Sydney around OpenStreetMap and
> looking to make it happen later this month.
>
> 1. To help get more people involved with OSM, as both:
> a) contributors and,
> b) consumers
>
> 2. Provide an opportunity for people to share what they are up to with OSM
> both:
> a) mapping related and,
> b) things being built with OSM
>
> 3. Provide a place for the local OSM community (both mappers and
> consumers) to network and socialise
>
> Perth has http://geogeeks.org/
> Melbourne has https://www.meetup.com/en-AU/Maptime-Melbourne/
> Brisbane has had some mapathon/mapping parties recently
>
> I'm thinking of something similar in Sydney mixed between talks,
> socialising and hands on workshops.
>
> To this end "Maptime" is one brand to run it under, and at least initially
> I've been talking with someone else who want's to run a Maptime event in
> Sydney to run one around OSM.
>
> Is anyone else interested in seeing this happen? I'm interested to hear
> from anyone who's also keen on this.
>
> At this stage it will be a weekday evening in the CDB (we have two venue
> options for around 15-20 people in a workshop setting) sometime the week of
> the 20th. I was planning on doing an intro to OSM, but is anyone interested
> in giving a short talk, demo or workshop as part of this?
>
>
>
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Re: [talk-au] Sydney OSM Workshop

2017-11-01 Thread Cameron Shorter

Hi Andrew,

Re Finding interested people for an Open Street Map event:

I suggest reaching out to the GeoRabble folks and ask them when they 
have their next speaking night.
You could give a 5 minute pitch to attract people interested in setting 
up a mapping event.

https://georabble.org/

I'm also CCing the Austrailan QGIS users group where you will likely 
find a few interested GIS folks.


Cheers, Cameron


On 1/11/17 11:15 am, Andrew Harvey wrote:
I've been keen to organise a workshop in Sydney around OpenStreetMap 
and looking to make it happen later this month.


1. To help get more people involved with OSM, as both:
a) contributors and,
b) consumers

2. Provide an opportunity for people to share what they are up to with 
OSM both:

a) mapping related and,
b) things being built with OSM

3. Provide a place for the local OSM community (both mappers and 
consumers) to network and socialise


Perth has http://geogeeks.org/
Melbourne has https://www.meetup.com/en-AU/Maptime-Melbourne/
Brisbane has had some mapathon/mapping parties recently

I'm thinking of something similar in Sydney mixed between talks, 
socialising and hands on workshops.


To this end "Maptime" is one brand to run it under, and at least 
initially I've been talking with someone else who want's to run a 
Maptime event in Sydney to run one around OSM.


Is anyone else interested in seeing this happen? I'm interested to 
hear from anyone who's also keen on this.


At this stage it will be a weekday evening in the CDB (we have two 
venue options for around 15-20 people in a workshop setting) sometime 
the week of the 20th. I was planning on doing an intro to OSM, but is 
anyone interested in giving a short talk, demo or workshop as part of 
this?




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