On Tue, Aug 9, 2016 at 11:49 AM, OSM Volunteer stevea < stevea...@softworkers.com> wrote:
> I wanted to chime in my great enthusiasm for Greg Morgan helping or > leading a good, chunky data effort in OSM like this. Greg took on the USBR > 90 effort in Arizona, hundreds and hundreds of miles of bicycle route, now > very well entered in OSM and AASHTO-approved. It took him weeks, but it > would take anybody weeks or months, and he did a fantastic job. > > Greg was like a co-pilot, taking his responsibilities very seriously, > using Mapillary to super effect, asking excellent questions, taking the > small amount of direction required very well and just being all-around a > top-notch communicator and team member. If you have any interest in this > Idaho project, notice that below, Greg offers to lead the effort! So, > listen up and throw your shoulder in with him and watch wonderful things > happen in OSM with Greg at the helm. Collaborating with him is like an > enjoyable adventure! > > Regards, > SteveA > California > > Steve, Thanks for the kind words. August was consumed with other activities than OSM. At Elliot Plack's prompting a github repo was established.[1] There are a number of data questions that have come up. Just like the USBR 90 project in Arizona where I established a relationship with the state bicycle coordinator, I am using a similar approach with this effort. Teton Idaho has been thankful for a few questions that I have brought up. I sent off additional questions this morning. In addition, the repo has educational qualities to it. I believe that will be far more important than just shoving the data into OSM. Regards, Greg [1] https://github.com/osmlab/teton-idaho
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