First I'd like to say a big thank you to Pat, Eli & Bob for your responses
here, and also to Jeff who I originally emailed, and suggested I email this
list. Problems of this type clearly are technically soluble, and some, e.g
in the military context, which I'd not been thinking about, have been
so
Eli --
I've added one comment and link to Pat's excellent response.
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Except I forgot to include any of the HOT links (sorry, could not resist).
Here's the HOT mailing list:
https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/hot
Here's a "why" doc for OpenAerialMap (and a cautionary tale -- always
spell-c
I've added one comment and link to Pat's excellent response.
On Fri, Aug 1, 2014 at 12:01 PM, Pat Tressel wrote:
> Tim --
>
>> This is a project idea which seems obvious to me, and one which would so
>> obviously benefit from OSGeo involvement, that I feel someone on this list
>> will know very q
Tim --
This is a project idea which seems obvious to me, and one which would so
> obviously benefit from OSGeo involvement, that I feel someone on this list
> will know very quickly if anyone is working on it in an open data way. It
> comes from thinking about the warping which needs to be done t
On 8/1/14 11:48 AM, Tim Lund wrote:
Thanks Bob.
Not sure what you mean by auto-populate - sounds as if humans would not be
involved. I was thinking of an interface in which a user clicks a point on a
photo to be geotagged and then a point on a map where the user knows the item
in the photo is l
Thanks Bob.
Not sure what you mean by auto-populate - sounds as if humans would not be
involved. I was thinking of an interface in which a user clicks a point on
a photo to be geotagged and then a point on a map where the user knows the
item in the photo is located. As in QGIS georeferencing. Th
On 8/1/14 9:18 AM, Tim Lund wrote:
Hi
This is a project idea which seems obvious to me, and one which would so
obviously benefit from OSGeo involvement, that I feel someone on this list will
know very quickly if anyone is working on it in an open data way. It comes
from thinking about the warp
Hi
This is a project idea which seems obvious to me, and one which would so
obviously benefit from OSGeo involvement, that I feel someone on this list
will know very quickly if anyone is working on it in an open data way. It
comes from thinking about the warping which needs to be done to get from
