Re: [Talk-ca] What should a Canadian style map look like?

2011-09-14 Thread Adam Glauser

On 9/12/2011 6:32 PM, Richard Weait wrote:

Just brain-storming, so let's have suggestions without debate for now.
  What should the OSM data look like when styled for Canadians?


I like the suggestions so far. I'd add
 - First Nations borders
 - Crown land boundries
 - special rendering for notable relations like the Trans-Canada Highway

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Re: [Talk-ca] What should a Canadian style map look like?

2011-09-14 Thread Richard Weait
On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 12:48 PM, AJ Ashton  wrote:
> One aspect of the map that is not a uniquely Canadian problem, but is
> perhaps more significant here than in other places is how temporal
> objects & spaces should be handled. Many important aspects of mappable
> life change distinctly between summer & winter - ice rinks,
> recreational trails, usability of roads, availability of certain
> services, etc.
>
> Perhaps this specific type of temporality - summer vs winter - could
> use some well-defined visual & data conventions to make them easier to
> see & understand than current approaches to intermittent/temporary
> objects in general.
>
> Maybe we'd even seasonal map stylesheets :)


Ice roads, Dude.  Totally, ice roads.  ;-)

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Re: [Talk-ca] What should a Canadian style map look like?

2011-09-14 Thread AJ Ashton
One aspect of the map that is not a uniquely Canadian problem, but is
perhaps more significant here than in other places is how temporal
objects & spaces should be handled. Many important aspects of mappable
life change distinctly between summer & winter - ice rinks,
recreational trails, usability of roads, availability of certain
services, etc.

Perhaps this specific type of temporality - summer vs winter - could
use some well-defined visual & data conventions to make them easier to
see & understand than current approaches to intermittent/temporary
objects in general.

Maybe we'd even seasonal map stylesheets :)

AJ Ashton

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