Hi Pierre, Vivian, and others,
We frequently experience the same problem here in Nepal due to low Internet
bandwidth. We have developed a guide to use offline imagery in JOSM. Here
is the link:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/3wwpgorjubmp0nc/Using%20offline%20Bing%20Imagery%20in%20JOSM.pdf
Nama
On
MapBox needs a Biz Dev Lead in San Francisco and is actively looking for a
diverse applicant pool. A diverse pool would be great for MapBox and great for
open source geo. But they need help building that pool.
D-I-V-E-R-I-S-I-T-Y !!!
Hmm. That was supposed to be a rallying call however I've ju
Hi
Thanks, another good meeting. Logs are posted to:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Humanitarian_OSM_Team/Working_groups/Technical/meeting_2013-07-15
Lots of details, but the summary
* Keep documenting what we have (including the specific hosting arrangements
for services)
http://wiki.ope
Hi Pierre,
if you are doing your workshop with JOSM, a short term and low-tech
solution is to use the caching feature of JOSM. As Paul mentioned, you have
to check the terms of use of the imagery you are using to make sure you are
allowed to cache it. You can find the feature in JOSM in
Edit->Prefe
HOT is presently deploying four field teams in Burkina Faso, Chad, Togo and
Senegal. As it is often the case in these countries, internet bandwith is a
significant problem. We are already experimenting problems in Togo.
What type of "not too techy" solution could be implemented immediately to
HI Folks, Does anyone have desktop publishing skills and been involved with
HOT for awhile? If so, would you consider volunteering your time to help
the Board and I on a mini-project?
We are creating a brief 4page fundraising strategy doc. It will need to be
ready for OSCON. Ping me on IRC or off
I'd be keen to introduce you to team brck on this once the idea is flushed
out more.
Heather
On Tue, Jul 16, 2013 at 10:39 AM, Harry Wood wrote:
>
>
> > So, there's a few different things you could cache.
> >
> > One is imagery/tiles. For tiles it's a well-solved problem, tile.osm.org
> > uses
> So, there's a few different things you could cache.
>
> One is imagery/tiles. For tiles it's a well-solved problem, tile.osm.org
> uses a bunch of squid caches and the configuration is all at
> http://git.osm.org/chef.git/tree/HEAD:/cookbooks/tilecache
>
It would be neat if a BRCK type devic
Have you seen this?
http://www.openrelief.org/home/
Jonathan
(bigfatfrog67)
On 15/07/2013 20:47, Lukasz Kruk wrote:
Dear Joseph, Dear HOTties,
Thanks for your UAVs post (I hope my messages goes into the right
thread...). It got me really quite interested in joining the
discussion.
We're look
Hi all,
To keep the prices low there is a DIY option based on open source tech:
http://ardupilot.com/. It is based on the arduino chip, can be done as
part as a community project or in a fab lab. The result is DIY plane or
helicopter which can support manual as well as automatic flight.
Hope
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