Re: [Talk-us] [Imports] City of Portsmouth, Virginia Building/Address Import

[Jonah Adkins]

Hi Pierre, Thanks for taking a look.

The source data for this import is not AI derived - the state GIS office (VGIN) 
collects datasets from each city/county in Virginia, then processes them into a 
statewide dataset that is released (with a OSM compatible license) on a 
quarterly basis.

Was there a particular area in the full or sample OSM files that looked bad?

Thx
-Jonah

> On Jun 15, 2019, at 5:06 PM, Pierre Béland  wrote:
> 
> Hi
> Jonah 
> 
> Footprints derived from AI Tools often have difficulty to interpret imagery 
> in particular where there are obstacles such as trees. This seems to be the 
> case here.  Do you have any plan to evaluate the accuracy of footprints and 
> correction to make if necessary?
> 
> Pierre 
> 
> 
> Le jeudi 13 juin 2019 23 h 57 min 04 s UTC−4, Jonah Adkins 
>  a écrit :
> 
> 
> Hey OSM, 
> 
> I'd like to propose an import of GIS data for Portsmouth, Virginia. The 
> source data is provided by the State of Virginia via the Virginia Geographic 
> Information Network (VGIN) under a  compatible license for import. There’s 
> around 49,000 buildings, most of which include an address and building type. 
> This import has been discussed on the OSM Slack Virginia channel with 
> pre-review of the available sample data and I anticipate local mapper support 
> with the import process. Conflation with existing OSM data will happen during 
> the import.
> 
> For more information and a sample OSM file, see: 
> 
> Github -> https://github.com/jonahadkins/portsmouth-osm-imports 
> <https://github.com/jonahadkins/portsmouth-osm-imports>
> Wiki -> 
> https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/City_of_Portsmouth_Buildings/Address_Import
>  
> <https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/City_of_Portsmouth_Buildings/Address_Import>
> 
> 
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[Talk-us] City of Portsmouth, Virginia Building/Address Import

[Jonah Adkins]

Hey OSM, 

I'd like to propose an import of GIS data for Portsmouth, Virginia. The source 
data is provided by the State of Virginia via the Virginia Geographic 
Information Network (VGIN) under a  compatible license for import. There’s 
around 49,000 buildings, most of which include an address and building type. 
This import has been discussed on the OSM Slack Virginia channel with 
pre-review of the available sample data and I anticipate local mapper support 
with the import process. Conflation with existing OSM data will happen during 
the import.

For more information and a sample OSM file, see: 

Github -> https://github.com/jonahadkins/portsmouth-osm-imports
Wiki -> 
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/City_of_Portsmouth_Buildings/Address_Import


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[Talk-us] Announcing our Interim Executive Director & Upcoming Election

[Jonah Adkins]

In 2018 the board was unable to spend much time working with and supporting the 
US mapping community because the majority of the board’s volunteer time was 
spent on a hiring process that unfortunately did not work out as planned. It 
became clear that the absence of an Executive Director was a step backwards for 
the organization, and that it would be best for someone to step into the role 
as soon as possible. We’re excited to announce that we have hired Maggie Cawley 
to serve as interim Executive Director. Please give her a warm welcome! 
[@MaggieMaps].

Maggie brings fifteen years of professional geospatial experience, specializing 
in open source geospatial tools and education. Her passion for maps has taken 
her all over the world - leading field data collection efforts, training others 
in open source geospatial tools, or just spreading the word about 
OpenStreetMap. She has been a board member for the last two years and has also 
been a long time volunteer for TeachOSM, where she has worked to promote the 
integration of geography into classrooms through OpenStreetMap and supported 
teachers wanting to learn about OSM.

Now, Maggie will be based in Baltimore working full time to support and grow 
OpenStreetMap US. For the remainder of the year, Maggie will be working with 
the community and the board to develop a strategic plan for the organization, 
including new programs and ideas for OpenStreetMap US. She will be connecting 
with the community as much as possible, developing ways to expand programming 
and membership, leading fundraising efforts, and supporting the board with 
day-to-day administrative responsibilities. We believe her passion for maps, 
professional experience, and dedication to the OpenStreetMap community will 
benefit OpenStreetMap US over the coming months and we hope you will reach out 
and help us welcome her into this new role.

Election to Fill Vacant Seat

As a result of taking on the interim ED role, Maggie is stepping down from her 
seat on the board and we will need to fill her shoes through an election. We 
urge you to nominate yourself or someone else to join the Board for the 
remainder of the year. As a board member, you will help plan for State of the 
Map US, be a part of the strategic planning process for the organization, and 
support the US mapping community.

Questions? Join the #elections channel on OSM US Slack, tweet us, or email us 
anytime.

Nomination Instructions

Nominations will be open from today, March 25 until Sunday March 31. To 
nominate yourself, please go to the election wiki page, and add yourself to the 
list. You can also see more information about the schedule and updated timeline 
there.

Election Details

Monday April 1 and end Sunday April 7. This year based on popular request we’re 
excited to announce that we’ll be using Ranked Choice Voting. To be permitted 
to vote please make sure your OpenStreetMap US membership is in good standing 
by March 31. We should be able to announce the new board member on April 8.


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[Talk-us] Reminder: OpenStreetMap US Board Elections

[Jonah Adkins]

Hello! This is a reminder to please nominate yourself or someone else to run 
for the board by Sunday! Also, update your OpenStreetMap US membership so you 
will be able to vote next week! The town hall for election candidates will be 
Monday, February 25 from 8:00 – 9:00pm EST.

Here’s the original announcement:

We are pleased to announce that nominations for the OpenStreetMap US Board are 
now open. 

This means you! OpenStreetMap n00bs, arm-chair mappers, craft mappers, even the 
old sages of the map are encouraged to run. You're welcome to nominate yourself 
or that special someone who exudes love for OpenStreetMap. Please consider 
running as a leader in the OpenStreetMap US community.

Requirements:
* Absolutely have a passion for OpenStreetMap and it's community.
* Be a current member of OpenStreetMap US [Join 
Here!](https://join.openstreetmap.us/ )

What you'll do:
* Help plan the 2019 State of the Map US conference
* Supporting the mapping community through mailing lists and chat rooms
* Making a difference at the local, national, and international levels

We are looking forward to seeing new faces and hearing new voices on the 
OpenStreetMap US board! We welcome a new, fresh and respectful election season. 
Become a member to be part of it.

Got Questions? Join the #elections channel on [OSM US 
Slack](https://slack.openstreetmap.us ), 
[tweet us](https://twitter.com/osmus ), or [email 
us](board at openstreetmap.us 
) anytime.

## Nomination Instuctions

Nominations will be open from today, February 13 until Sunday February 24. To 
nominate yourself, please go to the [election wiki 
page](https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Foundation/Local_Chapters/United_States/Elections/2019
 
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## Town Hall Information

We'll be hosting a town hall for election candidates on Monday, February 25 
from 8:00 – 9:00pm EST.

## Election Details
The election will start on February 25 and end February 28.  This year based on 
popular request we're excited to announce that we'll be using Ranked Choice 
Voting.  To be permitted to vote please make sure [your OpenStreetMap US 
membership](https://join.openstreetmap.us ) is 
in good standing by February 24. We should be able to announce the new board on 
March 1.
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[Talk-us] OpenStreetMap US Board Elections

[Jonah Adkins]

We are pleased to announce that nominations for the OpenStreetMap US Board are 
now open. 

This means you! OpenStreetMap n00bs, arm-chair mappers, craft mappers, even the 
old sages of the map are encouraged to run. You're welcome to nominate yourself 
or that special someone who exudes love for OpenStreetMap. Please consider 
running as a leader in the OpenStreetMap US community.

Requirements:
* Absolutely have a passion for OpenStreetMap and it's community.
* Be a current member of OpenStreetMap US [Join 
Here!](https://join.openstreetmap.us/)

What you'll do:
* Help plan the 2019 State of the Map US conference
* Supporting the mapping community through mailing lists and chat rooms
* Making a difference at the local, national, and international levels

We are looking forward to seeing new faces and hearing new voices on the 
OpenStreetMap US board! We welcome a new, fresh and respectful election season. 
Become a member to be part of it.

Got Questions? Join the #elections channel on [OSM US 
Slack](https://slack.openstreetmap.us), [tweet us](https://twitter.com/osmus), 
or [email us](bo...@openstreetmap.us) anytime.

## Nomination Instuctions

Nominations will be open from today, February 13 until Sunday February 24. To 
nominate yourself, please go to the [election wiki 
page](https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Foundation/Local_Chapters/United_States/Elections/2019),
 and add yourself to the list. You can also see more information about the 
schedule and updated timeline there.

## Town Hall Information

We'll be hosting a town hall for election candidates on Monday, February 25 
from 8:00 – 9:00pm EST.

## Election Details
The election will start on February 25 and end February 28.  This year based on 
popular request we're excited to announce that we'll be using Ranked Choice 
Voting.  To be permitted to vote please make sure [your OpenStreetMap US 
membership](https://join.openstreetmap.us) is in good standing by February 24. 
We should be able to announce the new board on March 1.

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[Talk-us] An update from the OSM-US Board

[Jonah Adkins]

Hello Talk-US,

Happy New Year! We’d like to share a few updates with the community as we 
settle into 2019. 

To shake things up a bit, we’re foregoing a formal proposal/selection process 
for State of the Map US and announcing Minneapolis, Minnesota as the location 
for the 2019 conference. We hope this change will give us more time for 
conference planning, and lead to a better experience for attendees. Please save 
the dates of September 6-8, 2019 while we finalize plans for this year’s State 
of the Map US. We hope you’re excited to attend and will think about submitting 
an awesome talk or spend some time volunteering on the conference committee. 
Stay tuned for more info here or in the #sotmus channel on the OpenStreetMap US 
Slack .

As you may be aware, OpenStreetMap US hired an Executive Director in October. 
While she made some great progress in setting up OpenStreetMap US for success 
as an organization, it became clear that it was not the best fit for her 
talents, nor for the needs of the organization. As of January 2019, we do not 
have an Executive Director. The board is taking some time to determine what’s 
next, and remains excited for the growth of the organization.

Finally, we will be holding our elections in the near future. Please consider 
running for a position on the board. What better way to participate in the OSM 
community! If you’re curious about what a typical board member does, please 
reach out to us - bo...@openstreetmap.us  or 
check #elections channel on the OSM-US Slack.

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[Talk-us] OSMF Elections

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Hello OSM-ers!

On behalf the OpenStreetMap US Board, I’d like to encourage everyone to become 
a member of the OpenStreetMap Foundation and participate in the upcoming 
elections.  Joining the foundation helps keep the OpenStreetMap servers up and 
running around the world. Among many other benefits, membership gives you a 
voice in the global community as well as governance of the foundation. To vote 
in the next election your membership must be processed by November 15, 2018.

To join the OpenStreetMap Foundation -> https://join.osmfoundation.org 
<https://join.osmfoundation.org/>

For more information about the upcoming elections -> 
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Foundation/AGM18/Election_to_Board 
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[Talk-us] Executive Director Job Announcement - OSM US

[Jonah Adkins]

Hi OSM-US!

The OpenStreetMap US organization is seeking interested persons for our first 
Executive Director. The duties of this role cover a broad scope, encompassing 
organizational program and strategy, as well as fundraising, finance, and 
marketing. This position will require a high degree of flexibility and 
creativity, and a collaborative and inventive orientation. 

The successful candidate will be mission-driven and passionate about the idea 
of creating and applying open, accurate geospatial data for the world. The 
Executive Director you will have a chance to make a difference at the local, 
national, and international level. This is a role with ample room for growth 
and creativity, and the successful candidate will come from a diversity of 
backgrounds. 

We encourage you to apply!


Here are some helpful links with more information about the position and the 
application form:

Blog Post - https://www.openstreetmap.us/jobs/ 
<https://www.openstreetmap.us/jobs/>

Direct Link to application form - 
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdlKdq612m3VkLwj7XzSgQnLa_dvF8fVXwPU_uGUUsT3biYIg/viewform
 
<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdlKdq612m3VkLwj7XzSgQnLa_dvF8fVXwPU_uGUUsT3biYIg/viewform>

For any questions, or if you prefer to submit your application in a different 
manner, please contact us at ed-...@openstreetmap.us 
<mailto:ed-...@openstreetmap.us> with “OSM US Executive Director” included in 
the subject line.

Please share this announcement with your professional/social networks and with 
anyone who may be a great fit for this role.

Thanks
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[Talk-us] Dare County, North Carolina Import

[Jonah Adkins]

Hey OSM,

I'd like to propose an import of GIS data for Dare County, NC. The source data 
was graciously provided by the GIS staff with compatible license for import.

There’s around 19,000 buildings, most of which include an address, building 
type, and year built.

I will be conflating existing OSM edits with GIS footprints during the process, 
as well as validating/fixing any issues.

For more information and a sample OSM file, see:

Github -> https://github.com/jonahadkins/darecounty_OSM_imports 

Wiki -> https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Dare_County_Building_Import 


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Re: [Talk-us] More about named driveways in Virginia

[Jonah Adkins]

hi!

i’ve also run into this issue in the more rural parts of the virginia...
not sure if it’s been mentioned in this thread, but the state GIS org (VGIN) 
offers many layers that are collated from all localities. these layers include 
services and downloads for buildings, parcels, and roads.

specifically roads are part of the road centerline (RCL) program, an effort to 
create a statewide 911 centerline layer. the data is requested from localities 
then processed to the state’s data model.

the link for their open data site is 
http://vgin.maps.arcgis.com/home/index.html 


i’ve requested a few times to them to include a license with their data and not 
just an ‘as is’ disclaimer (hoping to do some rural building imports), but 
since i’m the only person who’s ever asked i was told the “disclaimer should 
suffice” 
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

thx,

jonah
@jonahadkins



> On Apr 11, 2017, at 10:37 AM, Charlotte Wolter  wrote:
> 
> Hello all,
> 
>I emailed Paul E. Harvey, director of community development, Campbell 
> County, Virginia, about the "named driveways" issue. He gave me more 
> information about road conventions in  Virginia.
>1. I noticed that the driveway from the highway to Rustberg High 
> School had a four-digit number. Harvey replied, "VDOT IVirginia Department of 
> Transportation) assigns those four digit numbers to roads that serve public 
> facilities like schools."
>2. Campbell County requires that any driveway that serves three houses 
> or more be named. Residents choose the name, so it can be a family name.
>3. The named driveways that I am seeing is a different issue and may, 
> indeed, be a mistake. He has asked the county's GIS technician to look into 
> it.
>This kind of information makes all of our mapping better. I will add 
> this to the wiki, but it would be great if this information were available as 
> a pop-up or some other mechanism while people are mapping.
> 
> Charlotte
> 
> 
> 
> Charlotte Wolter
> 927 18th Street Suite A
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Re: [Talk-us] City of Norfolk Import

[Jonah Adkins]

Thanks for the comments and recommendations.

Good catch! Looks like (e) 29th street was skipped somehow - i’ll get that 
fixed!

> On Mar 27, 2016, at 10:09 PM, Clifford Snow  wrote:
> 
> Looking at your sample import, building at 746 29th Street is adjacent to 
> East 29th Street. Norfolk interactive map has the same street name. Is it 
> possible that the pre_direction has been omitted in your script? I didn't 
> check any other.
> 
> Across the street from 2900 (E) 29th Street is apartments. They do not have 
> housenumber even though the city has the data in the database. I would 
> recommend including those addresses as nodes.
> 
> Not sure if it is a big deal, but if a building, such as a garage, doesn't 
> have a housenumber, I usually don't include the postal code, city or street 
> name. My thought is it doesn't add anything to the import.
> 
> Thanks,
> Clifford
> 
> On Sun, Mar 27, 2016 at 6:20 PM, Jonah Adkins  <mailto:jonahadk...@gmail.com>> wrote:
> Hey OSM-ers.
> 
> I'd like to propose an import of city-sourced GIS data for the City of 
> Norfolk, Va. The source data via open data portal has a compatible license.
> 
> 80k buildings / 53k with addresses — 66%!!
> More info/sample data at links below
> 
> There are quite of few existing edits that i will be conflating with GIS 
> footprints during the process, as well as validating/fixing any issues.
> 
> Github -> https://github.com/jonahadkins/norfolk-OSM-imports 
> <https://github.com/jonahadkins/norfolk-OSM-imports>
> Wiki -> https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/City_of_Norfolk 
> <https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/City_of_Norfolk>
> 
> 
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> 
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> 
> Jonah
> 
> 
> 
> jonah adkins
> newport news, virginia
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[Talk-us] City of Norfolk Import

[Jonah Adkins]

Hey OSM-ers.

I'd like to propose an import of city-sourced GIS data for the City of
Norfolk, Va. The source data via open data portal has a compatible license.

80k buildings / 53k with addresses — 66%!!
More info/sample data at links below

There are quite of few existing edits that i will be conflating with GIS
footprints during the process, as well as validating/fixing any issues.

Github -> https://github.com/jonahadkins/norfolk-OSM-imports
Wiki -> https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/City_of_Norfolk


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Re: [Talk-us] [Imports-us] Virginia Beach, Virginia Imports

[Jonah Adkins]

Hello,

Thanks for the questions!

> You live an hour away from Virginia Beach, is that correct?


Yes! Good detective work - depending on traffic.

> Are you
> familiar enough with the city to verify the data quality, or will you
> enlist the help of local mappers who are?


Yes! Virginia Beach is part of the Hampton Roads 
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hampton_Roads> Region, which i’ve lived in for 
awhile.

> Is there a community that can be counted on to make sure the data
> doesn't rot in OSM once imported - or will you commit to that?

I’m committed! 

> Is this import proposal linked to this endeavour in any way?

No.

> On Mar 2, 2016, at 2:58 AM, Frederik Ramm  wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> On 03/02/2016 02:55 AM, Jonah Adkins wrote:
>> I'd like to propose an import of city-sourced GIS data for the City of 
>> Virginia Beach, Va. The City GIS Office has given the data / license for 
>> this purpose.
>> Conflation will be done carefully by hand, and attributes copied where 
>> needed.
> 
> You live an hour away from Virginia Beach, is that correct? Are you
> familiar enough with the city to verify the data quality, or will you
> enlist the help of local mappers who are?
> 
> To quote stevea from teh recent Adirondack thread,
> 
>> Likewise.  We (OSM volunteers) don't often talk about the importance 
>> of KEEPING UP the map after an import, but doing so is a seriously 
>> crucial component. 
> 
> Is there a community that can be counted on to make sure the data
> doesn't rot in OSM once imported - or will you commit to that?
> 
> On http://paidmappers.github.io/home/, you advertise your services as
> mapper-for-hire ("Open Data is growing at an alarming rate and we shall
> put all that data in OpenStreetMap. ...  we scour open data portals and
> sites for authorative data like buildings, public amenities, and
> addresses.") - Is this import proposal linked to this endeavour in any way?
> 
> (I haven't looked at the data and license yet.)
> 
> Bye
> Frederik
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[Talk-us] Virginia Beach, Virginia Imports

[Jonah Adkins]

Hey OSM-ers.

I'd like to propose an import of city-sourced GIS data for the City of Virginia 
Beach, Va. The City GIS Office has given the data / license for this purpose.
Conflation will be done carefully by hand, and attributes copied where needed.
142k buildings / 115k with addresses — 81%!!
More info/sample data at links below
Two items of note: there is a geoid field which i will use for splitting the 
blogs into small sections for import, but will be deleted before. The height 
field will be adjusted before importing as well.
Github -> https://github.com/jonahadkins/virginia-beach-OSM-imports
Wiki -> 
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/City_of_Virginia_Beach_Buildings/Address_Import
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Re: [Talk-us] Hampton, Virginia imports

[Jonah Adkins]

the GEOID is the block group id - ill use that select sections for importing 
and delete it before i upload.  

the import is to help Virginia’s mappers, although i would not turn down help 
to import if anyone offered :)


> On Dec 22, 2015, at 11:25 AM, Clifford Snow  wrote:
> 
> Jonah,
> Other than a question about one tag, GEOID, the .osm file looks very good. 
> 
> If the GEOID is a persistent id from the city, I would recommend using 
> something like addr:id=GEOID (assuming the GEOID was derived from the address 
> id.)
> 
> When you import, it is helpful to use the address tags validator Map Paint 
> Style in JOSM to catch mismatch between street names and addr:street names. 
> 
> In the wiki you said you were going to enlist the help of Virginia's mappers. 
> Can you explain how you plan to break the work up? The wiki mentioned block 
> groups. Are you going to use the Tasking Manager?
> 
> Clifford
> 
> On Tue, Dec 22, 2015 at 6:49 AM, Jonah Adkins  <mailto:jonahadk...@gmail.com>> wrote:
> Hey OSM-ers.
> 
> I'd like to propose an import of city-sourced GIS data for the City of 
> Hampton, Va.
> The City GIS Office has given the data / license for this purpose. 
> 
> There were only 5 building-type attributes in the source data, so i’ve done 
> some amenity classifying based on the structure name (schools/churches,etc). 
> All residential was attributed the same, so I will attempt to split out 
> houses & apartments based on building square footage.
> 59k Total Buildings 
> 43k Buildings Addressed - 73% !!
> 
> Conflation will be done carefully by hand, and attributes copied where needed.
> Github -> https://github.com/jonahadkins/hampton-OSM-imports 
> <https://github.com/jonahadkins/hampton-OSM-imports>
> Wiki -> 
> https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/City_of_Hampton_Buildings/Address_Import 
> <https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/City_of_Hampton_Buildings/Address_Import>
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[Talk-us] Hampton, Virginia imports

[Jonah Adkins]

Hey OSM-ers.

I'd like to propose an import of city-sourced GIS data for the City of Hampton, 
Va.
The City GIS Office has given the data / license for this purpose. 

There were only 5 building-type attributes in the source data, so i’ve done 
some amenity classifying based on the structure name (schools/churches,etc). 
All residential was attributed the same, so I will attempt to split out houses 
& apartments based on building square footage.

59k Total Buildings 
43k Buildings Addressed - 73% !!

Conflation will be done carefully by hand, and attributes copied where needed.
Github -> https://github.com/jonahadkins/hampton-OSM-imports 

Wiki -> 
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/City_of_Hampton_Buildings/Address_Import 

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[Talk-us] City of Poquoson, Va imports

[Jonah Adkins]

Hey OSM-ers.

Sorry, I had neglected to cross post this in talk-us@ as well as imports@ & 
imports-us@ - but here it is!



I'd like to propose an import of city-sourced GIS data for the City of 
Poquoson, Va.
The City Assessor has given the data / license for this purpose. 

Very small, mostly residential area

6,075 Total Buildings 
4,165 Buildings (!= shed) with Addresses - 95% !!

Conflation will be done by hand, attributes copied where needed.

i've added the osm data in the github repo that has attributes mapped.
Github -> https://github.com/jonahadkins/poquoson-OSM-imports 
<https://github.com/jonahadkins/poquoson-OSM-imports>
Wiki -> 
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/City_of_Poquoson_Buildings/Address_Import 
<https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/City_of_Poquoson_Buildings/Address_Import>

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Re: [Talk-us] NAIP US Aerial Imagery

[Jonah Adkins]

it creates a redirect with a correct tile scheme because most ArcGIS
services don't follow normal tiling schemes when they are created - source
code @  https://github.com/gisinc/arcgis-level-fixer

On Wed, Aug 12, 2015 at 5:37 PM, Ian Dees  wrote:

> Jonah, does this redirect to an /export URL or does it do any caching of
> the resulting image (so as to reduce load on the server)?
>
> On Wed, Aug 12, 2015 at 5:15 PM, Jonah Adkins 
> wrote:
>
>> you can use the SC Image Service as a custom background in iD or JOSM
>> using this link
>>
>>  
>> *http://arcgis-level-fixer.elasticbeanstalk.com/http://gis.apfo.usda.gov/arcgis/rest/services/NAIP/South_Carolina_2015_1m/ImageServer/arcgis/z/{z}/y/{y}/x/{x}
>> <http://arcgis-level-fixer.elasticbeanstalk.com/http://gis.apfo.usda.gov/arcgis/rest/services/NAIP/South_Carolina_2015_1m/ImageServer/arcgis/z/%7Bz%7D/y/%7By%7D/x/%7Bx%7D>*
>>
>> On Wed, Aug 12, 2015 at 11:56 AM, Mike N  wrote:
>>
>>> Does anyone know about current NAIP aerial imagery?  SC 2015 imagery has
>>> been acquired and can be viewed, but the page no longer lists WMS as a
>>> format -
>>>
>>>
>>> http://gis.apfo.usda.gov/arcgis/rest/services/NAIP/South_Carolina_2015_1m/ImageServer
>>>
>>>   SC 2013 WMS imagery has already been removed.   Does this mean that
>>> NAIP will be removing WMS from future services and will only support JSON
>>> and SOAP?   (which I cannot get JOSM to accept).
>>>
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>> jonah adkins
>> newport news, virginia
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Re: [Talk-us] NAIP US Aerial Imagery

[Jonah Adkins]

you can use the SC Image Service as a custom background in iD or JOSM using
this link

 
*http://arcgis-level-fixer.elasticbeanstalk.com/http://gis.apfo.usda.gov/arcgis/rest/services/NAIP/South_Carolina_2015_1m/ImageServer/arcgis/z/{z}/y/{y}/x/{x}
<http://arcgis-level-fixer.elasticbeanstalk.com/http://gis.apfo.usda.gov/arcgis/rest/services/NAIP/South_Carolina_2015_1m/ImageServer/arcgis/z/%7Bz%7D/y/%7By%7D/x/%7Bx%7D>*

On Wed, Aug 12, 2015 at 11:56 AM, Mike N  wrote:

> Does anyone know about current NAIP aerial imagery?  SC 2015 imagery has
> been acquired and can be viewed, but the page no longer lists WMS as a
> format -
>
>
> http://gis.apfo.usda.gov/arcgis/rest/services/NAIP/South_Carolina_2015_1m/ImageServer
>
>   SC 2013 WMS imagery has already been removed.   Does this mean that NAIP
> will be removing WMS from future services and will only support JSON and
> SOAP?   (which I cannot get JOSM to accept).
>
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