[Talk-in] Help needed
Hello, I have been editing the river cauvery that runs through tamilnadu for sometime now. I just wanted to add some tributaries like the Amaravathi, Noyyal to the river and ended up modifying a complete stretch from erode to trichirapalli. What i actually did was to correct the previously available rough data over the landsat imagery. But now that the editing is finished i am shocked to see the results. A stretch of cauvery is missing near erode and another stretch of amaravathi is missing near karur in the default map rendering and unwanted blocks of water appear in the osmarender rendering. Can someone take a look at that spot and fix the things up. I apologize for the mistake. And anyone who helps kindly tell me where and what has gone wrong. Any help in this regard is welcomed. By, arunmozhi -- Sent from my mobile device ___ Talk-in mailing list Talk-in@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-in
[Talk-in] Disturbing boundaries in FOSM
Hi, I am using fosm to add some details in a city map. Someone has marked a boundary around that area and the fosm editor is displaying some sort of transparent color inside that boundary which is making the aerial imagery below to look foggy making it difficult to see the details. I tried creating a filter to disable the boundary still a greyish transparent layer remains making the aerial imagery foggy again. Is there a way i could see the things clearly inside a city boundary. By arunmozhi -- Sent from my mobile device ___ Talk-in mailing list Talk-in@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-in
Re: [Talk-in] GPSMid -- J2ME Application
Thank you so much . . . This is like a holy grail for people like me who cannot get their hands on gps devices On 5/20/10, Srikanth Lakshmanan wrote: > All, > > Came across this awesome java mobile app GPSMid [1] after planemad tweeted > about it. This app can take OSM data and hold it in the form of midlet and > provide routing. It can position using Cell ID. So positioning / navigation > on any phone which has j2me support / some memory without GPS / GPRS. > > For folks with GPRS, it can also live edit OSM which i think will be of > immense use to us to quickly add a POI / name an unnamed street. One needs > to create the midlet for the area they are interested from planet.osm file / > XAPI requests using osm2gpsmid [2] (fairly simple) and install them on the > mobile to start mapping on their mobiles. (I thought it was only possible by > the folks with iPhone and mapzen, but now poorer folks too can :) ) > > [1] http://gpsmid.sourceforge.net > [2] http://gpsmid.sourceforge.net/osmtogpsmid.html > -- > Regards > Srikanth.L > http://j.mp/SrikanthL > -- Sent from my mobile device ___ Talk-in mailing list Talk-in@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-in
[Talk-in] Transfer the data in the Election commision xml file into points on the map
Recently I downloaded a xml file from the Election commision GIS data that provides accurate information about certain locations which is hard to come by from other resouces.See the example data from the xml file: *-* *-* * * *S01* * * *ANDHRA PRADESH* * * *259* * * *Sircilla* * * *84.6225571492* * * *19.0244533588* * * It can be seen that the LAT and LONG are accurate to 10 digits of decimals which we cannot obtain from other sources. Is there any way to make these lat longs useful for mapping. Is there any script that could convert this file into some sort data that is understandable by JOSM editor. By Arunmozhi arunmo...@ieee.org ___ Talk-in mailing list Talk-in@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-in
