Hi all,
Just wanted to mention FYI that I found a newly-mapped area in
Haridwar with entirely disconnected roads. Fixed it (and also
contacted the author), but anyone who's validating (or teaching?)
might want to be aware.
Best
Dan
2013/6/25 maning sambale emmanuel.samb...@gmail.com:
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Hey all-
I'd be interested into hearing about uses of OSM and similar technologies
tied to GIS in Forestry;
Thanks in advance for any references
Excellent day to all,
Best,
Nicolas
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It is not an example of a use case per se, but last summer I spoke to
several of the GIS and similar departments in my city regarding OSM. Among
the people I spoke with was one from the city forestry department (which
looks after trees along roads) and one person from the parks department
(which
Hello Nicolas,
Once our wildfire season (in Colorado, U.S.) slows down, I will be writing
up a 'case-study'/whitepaper on the response to
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/2013_Colorado_Wildfire_Season - I will
make sure to forward any documents, etc. directly to you. Just FYI, this
was my
Hi Russ,
Thanks for your elements, I look forward to your whitepaper or any format
you will find appropriate to wrap up your thoughts from this last and
important deployment. I think that your proposal of extensions to other
related fields of study and practices make sense and can help out
Hi Russ,
Thanks for your elements, I look forward to your whitepaper or any format
you will find appropriate to wrap up your thoughts from this last and
important deployment. I think that your proposal of extensions to other
related fields of study and practices make sense and can help out
Although it is not based in humanitarian contexts, opentreemap by avazea
would be useful to check out regarding data management techniques and
classifications.
Regards, Will
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Salut à tous et toutes,
Ci dessous un billet de blog (en Français [1] et Anglais [2] ) présentant
brièvement les 4 derniers jours de travail sur le terrain au Togo dans le
cadre du projet Espace OSM Francophone. Ils ouvriront ce WE sur une
cartopartie au WoeLab Lomé.
Ciao
Nicolas
Hi all,
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