Hello Blake,
Thanks for those references. I understand the first one although it
does certainly appear daunting.
The problem I see is that the long list of attributes/keys/values that
are specified for inclusion in the shapefile can go out of date very
often as crowd-mappers or new projects inve
It might work then if the @ was URL-encoded into %40 .
Is there a way to edit or delete my most recent comment, without being able
to load the task page it was left on? http://tasks.hotosm.org/user/Scare%21
This is indeed a bug that has been reported in the past for links
> containing the @ sym
At 22-05-2015 06:39 Friday, Andreas Goss
wrote:
I see that the open, flexible
nature of the tag approach has its merits > I suppose. The enduring
mystery for me is how is this information used > in a query? But
maybe I am barking up the wrong tree here, perhaps this > concept is
only used for
At 22-05-2015 01:06 Friday, cascafico wrote:
Springfield Harrison wrote > As a 30+ year helicopter pilot, I did
have some concern with the very > skimpy helipad instructions. In
high-altitude, rugged terrain there is > much more to locating
helipads than finding a 30 m flat square of ground.
Hi there,
This is indeed a bug that has been reported in the past for links containing
the @ symbol (see https://github.com/hotosm/osm-tasking-manager2/issues/493). I
will add your experience to the issue thread, though ideally we shouldn't link
to copyrighted maps. Thanks for your notification!
Great work, Katja!
On May 22, 2015, at 11:28 AM, Katja Ulbert wrote:
Hi all,
there is now a collection of geotagged and non-geotagged photo material, both
post- and pre-earthquake
https://www.flickr.com/photos/katja-ulbert/collections/72157652845855988/
When you click on the photo, you can
Hi everyone!
So I started working on the tutorial for Github, feeling enthusiastic, and
quickly realized the workflow in Github delivers disasterous results.
Once you login or sign up, which has to be done before you can report and
issue, you are directed to a landing page that has nothing to
http://tasks.hotosm.org/project/1018#task/3187 gives a popup saying "an
error occurred" and doesn't display the task any more. Doing an uncached
reload, or logging out, doesn't help. It's the same using Google Chrome or
Firefox. The last thing I did before it started doing that was enter a
comme
Hi Charlotte,
instead of forking a project when you have logged in to GitHub just
locate the search bar and search for "iD". This should lead you to the
openstreetmap/iD project. Click on that. Now look for a link "Issues".
There you will see a list of already reported issues (bugs). Try the
Robert et al,
Surely there are other ways to
communicte with developers other than Github. Is
that the only thing they respond to? I don't think so.
Github has an odd-looking interface (to
most people), and it's not really clear how to
use it, unless you are familiar with it,
Hi all,
there is now a collection of geotagged and non-geotagged photo material,
both post- and pre-earthquake
https://www.flickr.com/photos/katja-ulbert/collections/72157652845855988/
When you click on the photo, you can find latitude and longitude and/or
GPS data in the description.
BeEs
Hi Charlotte,
The intention of putting issue reporting there is to create information that’s
*actionable* for the (primarily Mapbox) folks who maintain and develop iD. That
way problems are automatically linked to solutions. As you can tell, I gently
disagree with your assessment of github’s
Charlotte (and all),
I would just re-assert something that Althio recently said. This are great
suggestions and questions, but you won't find a solution on the HOT mailing
list. I believe MapBox still organizes the development of iD and I think the
OSMF has a working group/team handling the f
Suzan,
You're not alone. Github was designed for people writing
software. It is an absolutely terrible way to report issues with iD
or anything else.
Why isn't there a page on the OSM web site with a simple
form for reporting these issues?
Charlotte
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Hi all,
Here is our situation room report for today
http://kathmandulivinglabs.org/blog/nepal-earthquake-report-from-kll-situation-room-may-22/
Regards
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Clifford - thanks also for sharing. You'll have to thank Ari as well. This
very much demonstrates the vital (and large) collective contribution that's
made when many individual mappers make a few edits each.
Tyler
*Tyler Radford*
Interim Executive Director
email: tyler.radf...@hotosm.org
U.S. mob
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Hi Springfield,
Here is how I get useful thematic layers out OSM:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/User:Bgirardot/How_To_Convert_osm_.pbf_files_to_Esri_Shapefiles
And here is an example files generated through what I would guess is a
similar process every 30 mins:
http://nepal.piensa.co/
I see that the open, flexible nature of the tag approach has its merits
I suppose. The enduring mystery for me is how is this information used
in a query? But maybe I am barking up the wrong tree here, perhaps this
concept is only used for labeling features, and querying to select the
data subse
Springfield Harrison wrote
> As a 30+ year helicopter pilot, I did have some concern with the very
> skimpy helipad instructions. In high-altitude, rugged terrain there is
> much more to locating helipads than finding a 30 m flat square of ground.
> Is there any technical oversight by experience
Susan,
I have a request for you... read on ;)
Try to follow these steps:
- go to https://github.com/
- "Sign up"
- go to https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/issues
- try some searches to find if your problem is already reported
- if yes, maybe add a comment on the relevant thread/ticket
- if not
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