Re: [Talk-gb-midanglia] [Talk-gb-westmidlands] Sandwell Gritting Routes

2011-10-23 Thread Ed Loach
Ooops. Wrong group

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Re: [Talk-gb-midanglia] Marker Posts

2011-10-18 Thread Ed Loach
Bother, shortened the wrong link. I meant to send
http://is.gd/cDcwb7
(the other is the same area, but speed limits mph).

Ed


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Re: [Talk-gb-midanglia] Prickwillow Details [was Re: Talk-gb-midanglia Digest, Vol 14, Issue 1]

2009-10-20 Thread Ed Loach
Richard:
 the road still doesn't seem to be rendered; perhaps it 
 will be by the time you read this, 

It is.

 David - can you define the extent of information that  
 needs to be included, to 'complete the county'?  

I would be interested in the answer to the above too. The villages I visited 
the other day I was concentrating on roads, pubs, schools, churches, postboxes, 
telephones, and non-national speed limits. There was no hope of me getting to 
house number level in the time available. Similarly while I've noted where one 
or two footpaths branch off, I've not noted them all. I also wasn't sure that 
highway=byway was the right tag at the time I used it, and haven't checked 
since (a lane became a byway at one point). I was hoping that maybe the county 
could offer you their traces of footpaths, if they have them?

 I haven't  uploaded the locations of the 30mph speed 
 restrictions, but could do.

I did this for the villages I surveyed by splitting the road and adding the 
maxspeed tag within the village area. 

 I think the most important omission was that Lark Bank 
 looks (on the OS Landranger) as if it probably connects to 
 West Row 10km away, at least via tracks, although it also 
 looks as if that enters Suffolk shortly after I turned round.

There was one lane that I followed until it got to a gate, turned into a track 
in a field, and had a roadsign indicating no motor vehicles between 1st October 
and 30th April except motorcycles. No idea where that went...

 I notice that the Village Hall, playground and two Anglian 
 Water treatment works I recorded don't seem to be rendered 
 on the map.  Have I tagged incorrectly?

Not all renderers render all information. The Village Hall I think looks OK, so 
am surprised that at least the name doesn't show; the sports club tagged 
similarly (though as area rather than node) renders the name. The playground I 
think should be leisure= rather than amenity= (but haven't changed it)
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:leisure%3Dplayground
Not sure whether that will render as a node either way, though.
man_made=wastewater_plant looks correct as well, so probably just not rendered 
on Mapnik (something renders on Osmarender it seems)

So the tagging looks OK except perhaps playground.

Ed



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[Talk-gb-midanglia] FW: A14+

2009-10-18 Thread Ed Loach




-Original Message-
From: Ed Loach e...@loach.me.uk
Sent: 18 October 2009 11:16
To: talk-gb-midang...@lists.openstreetmap.org
Subject: A14+

A14 to A1 northbound only seems to be labelled on signs as (A1) or (A1(M)). Did 
a couple of the A14 Cambs villages at 7am this morning and will do a couple on 
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Re: [Talk-gb-midanglia] FW: A14+

2009-10-18 Thread Ed Loach
I wrote:
 A14 to A1 northbound only seems to be labelled on 
 signs as (A1) or (A1(M)). 

Thanks for the links and information about that stretch.

 Did a couple of the A14 Cambs villages at 7am this 
 morning and will do a couple on the north side if 
 still light when I go home (Redditch to Clacton).

The couple of villages this morning were Keyston and Catworth (and
Little Catworth).

I'm home now, arriving home at 6pm after diverting slightly to drive
and waypoint Bythorn, Molesworth, Brington, Old Weston, Leighton
Bromswold, Barham and Woolley before rejoining the A14 at J19A. I'll
try and get around to adding what I noted over the next couple of
days. I've not checked what has been mapped already, but if there
was a postbox (or church, pub, school or bus stop) in Woolley I
think I missed it.

Ed



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Re: [Talk-gb-midanglia] Anyone in Huntingdon?

2009-08-20 Thread Ed Loach
David asked:

 This Cambs CC press release suggests a minor mod to the map is
 needed.
 Is anyone near? It's probably not worth me travelling specially
 to
 Huntingdon, but if anyone could cover it, that would be good.

I'm not, but I think the junction they describe is probably this
one:
http://osm.org/go/eu69EOEXH--
in case it helps

Ed



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[Talk-gb-midanglia] National Cycle Network mileposts

2009-06-08 Thread Ed Loach
In case anyone here isn't in the talk-gb list as well, there is a wiki page now 
where Sustrans have provided their list of all the mileposts, and would like us 
to tell them where they are (more accurately than their text description of the 
location that is). The wiki page makes it clearer:

http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/WikiProject_United_Kingdom_Sustrans_Mileposts_and_Artwork#East_of_England_Region

(And in case the above link is too long:
http://is.gd/TdPr
)

I thought perhaps we could see if we could try and finish our region first 
(although we may have to concede that Eire only having one post may beat us 
there...)

There is an issue. I don't know if the Sustrans ID appears on the marker posts, 
and in some areas there are multiple posts of the same type with the same 
location description - Peterborough being particularly problematic in that 
respect. I've asked on talk-gb about this, but I guess either:
a) we decide for ourselves which is which if the ID isn't available
b) (perhaps better), we combine the rows in the table into one and have 
multiple IDs and multiple node links where the post type and location 
description are identical.

Ed



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