I also think that it would be important to define these activities, to
find tags to describe them. I confirm that we often see these proximity
farming activities around houses and it is hard to trace farming
independently of housing.
2015-02-19 18:37 GMT+00:00 Pierre Béland pierz...@yahoo.fr:
Thanks for updating the links Emir and Blake. I'm still not used to the
link structure of the new Task Manager.
The sky was very very blue during our time mapping. In the next few weeks
additional roads and paths will be completed and uploaded for Mapillary. We
plan to revisit, using mapillary, a
Project 892 task 23 is an example. The following question got sent to me
probably because I've been validating merrily away.
What is the minimum diameter for a Helipad (leisure=common)?
Based on my own experience of visiting a remote Scottish Island the local
football pitch, being smooth, level
Hi John,
Our role is to grab information, facilitate the logistic of the humanitarian
organizations.
But we are not specialists. Once we have identified the common leisures, the
GIS specialists from the international organizations can easily extract this
info and examine further.
Pierre
Hi John,
It is actually a quite difficult thing to specify because the performance
of helicopters varies dramatically.
To explain ..
Temperature and altitude play a very large role, basically the higer you
are, the thinner the air, the less bite on the rotors.
There is a measure called density
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As Pierre has noted we map what is on the ground, not what how we
think it should be mapped. If there is a common area then we tag it
as such, if there is not then we should not 'invent' one that is close
by simply for the purpose of having one.
It
So the advice back to the mapper?
My opinion would be if its readily identifiable as landuse=common then map
it, but refrain from arbitrarily adding a circle tagged landuse=common
close to each small village perhaps?
Personally when I'm mapping if something like this stands out then it gets
Hi
There was some work a while back to put more definition around the stages of
Activation, and differentiate from HOT related activities or projects.
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/HOT_activation. There's lots done in the HOT
community which doesn't go through the activation process,
Accidentally only replied to Fred. Resending with everyone copied in.
As someone that uses HOT resources a variety of ways for American Red Cross
and Missing Maps I have a few opinions on your questions. First I really
love the work done by you and others in Gaza as it really showed the growth
of
Greetings,
The Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team is pleased to announce the election of
twenty-five (25) new voting members to our organization. They are an
amazing group of coders, mappers, teachers, community organizers, project
and activation coordinators, liaisons to mission partners, leaders
Hi Fred,
My responses are in line below.
On 2/18/2015 10:25 AM, Frederic Moine wrote:
What is ahot activation?
I saw this slide presentation 16 17 on Gaza.
I have activate this task this summer during my holiday as an OSM
contributor. I posted the announcement on OSM lists include HOT.
I was
Yes, we simply map what we can identify as leisure=common. And has Mark said,
it will help if we trace the buildings close to the field. Such data will be
analyzed later by specialists. Our role is to provide them options that they
will examine.
Pierre
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