y language requires to go through some learning
curve if you want to create a bit more complex queries.
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any information from non-compatible licenses. HOT does not have any special
execptins since it potentially causes issues for the entire project.
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o be a good idea.
But I would also be interested to know other opinions on this.
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platform. Frankly speaking I keep forgetting to look there
myself.
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r actual
> drive-ability.
>
Well, as a general rule within OSM the tagging should not based on how
current maps render things but rather on the actual situation. In other
words, for example mapping a road as track to get a dashed line is not a
good idea. If there is a ne
ave seen the repeatedly I just wanted to raise the issue. I
guess this is probably a configuration issue, not a software problem.
Thanks & keep on mapping
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d with the help
of overpass finally found one. In case anyone else had the same question
and for reference here the coodinates:
http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=19/28.29210/84.37631
In the imagery you can see the "H" in a circle of about 10 meters size
. Another place for it might be in the tracing guides on
github. But I do not know if that's not too specific there. Otherwise I
guess I could create a pull request.
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some care at some point.
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of the image runs
right through this task. Where the image is not avialable I am using
Mapbox and Bing instead.
If you enable the image and zoom out quite a bit you should see the image.
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for the clarification on this!
I also want to add to that: Please map potential landing sites
(leisure=common) with an area of the actual shape. This should be
helpful to analyze the sites. Basically only map circles if there
actually is a circle on the ground.
Thanks,
Michael (user Ohr
t;
To me the idea is to speed up the process by finding and marking candidate
spots for the experts to evalutes. So save the experts' time by having the
crowd to a pre-selection.
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tag.
>
For waterways I personally prefer "intermittent" since it has a broader
meaning to me - could be something from 1 h per day to 200 days per year.
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a different colour and form a priority queue for validation.
This reduces the pressure of a direct interaction but offers newbies a feeling
that they will not be left alone.
Regards
Michael
On 28 June 2015 at 07:35, Dale Kunce <mailto:dale.ku...@gmail.com>> wrote:
John and
rescue. It is exactly designed for this sort
of problem.
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Hi Dan,
I see this imagery. Did you accept the NextView license as shown in the
instructions tab?
Daniel Specht schrieb 2015-11-27 19:40:
I don't see any Digital Globe on Kivu (#1350)
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others just seem to be randomly drawn.
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while until all tiles at all zoom levels are rendered again.
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ee that it has to be part of a border line. In
practice most checkpoints will not be on the border line proper but rather
inside a country's territory. So I would apply the tag on the position of the
way where the control takes places, typically one location on either side of t
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intermittent rivers are
visible on this map, flowing WSW into the lake.
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ssage system.
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john whelan, 2016-04-24 22:04:
Yes but then you need a fair bit of knowledge of JOSM to know that and its a
lot easier just to put a @ sign with the comment in the tile, then the person
can see what you're talking about. A message sent t
validating.
Please make sure you select the proper imagery when contributing to this project
(and probably others in this activation).
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This custom imagery is the Mapbox layer (identical url). But unfortunately not
all contributors use it.
Mike Thompson, 2016-05-19 22:00:
The project seems to have it's own custom imagery as this is what shows be
default in both JOSM and iD.
On Thu, May 19, 2016 at 1:33 PM, Michael Heiß
Hi Dharini,
whether Google's imagery is more recent or not is not really relevant for us because their Terms of Use do not allow us to use their imagery for OSM.
Best Regards
Michael
Gesendet: Dienstag, 24. Mai 2016 um 08:23 Uhr
Von: "dharini dube"
An: hot@openstreet
uot; to them to mark them for further inspection. This would require
going over the whole area afterwards and re-assign proper highway tags.
I am not sure which one sounds easier. Option 2 is quicker for the immediate fix
but means a lot of work afterwards.
Best Regards
Michael
Marco, 2016-
Hi all,
unless someone stops me within the next minutes I would assign "highway=road" to
untagged ways now. Fixing the tagging will certainly take a while and I have
other obligations today as well so others are invited to jump in then.
Best Regards
Michael
Blake Girardot, 2016-0
.
Best Regards
Michael
Marco, 2016-09-13 13:25:
Go for it. I think that acting quick is essential.
Thank you both guys for your super fast answers.
Cheers
Marco
On September 13, 2016 1:14:30 PM GMT+02:00, "Michael Heißmeier"
wrote:
Hi all,
unless someone stops me within the ne
will soon publish it on
Transifex for translation.
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here as well. We
are aware that new mappers need guidance and made substantial improvements over
the past months. Out chair, Nick Allen, mentioned this last month in his e-mail
to the hot list
(http://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/hot/2017-February/012977.html). We are
always open to
h spike:
I don't think that you can detect something like this in iD. But you can clearly
see the ones with non-vanishing spikes (like
http://maproulette.org/map/2499/2187301) in iD.
If you use iD my suggestion is to skip those without visible spikes and leave
them to JOSM user
ery layers
provides the newest imagery.
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Hi,
I would like to know who created a specific task on the Tasking
Manager operated by OSM Indonesia. Is there any method to get the
username of that user without asking the administrators of the TM
instance?
Best regards
Michael
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Hi John,
Am 29.07.2017 um 18:10 schrieb john whelan:
> Search for the number in http://tasks.hotosm.org/ the creator is at the
> bottom.
Thanks you. I just looked at the page of the task itself and did not try
to search for the number of the task.
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is just the green button
"instructions" which links to the instructions tab.
http://tasks.openstreetmap.id/project/43
Does the Indonesian instance use an older version? Or is it just a bug
because the description is empty? If it is so, I will have a look at
the bug tracker on Github.
Best r
Could it be that this task once existed but disappeared because it was split?
Michael
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Betreff: [HOT] Issue with Tasking Manager
I am not sure if this is a bug or something but one of the task
es which are at different
corners of the project area. As JOSM can only download within a rectangular area
you would end up downloading all data within the whole project area which will
probably not even work because of the huge amount of data.
Best Regards
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sure which one is the correct one. I'd rather favor the outline
from NaturalEarth.
Does anyone know more about this?
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images not sufficient?
thanks,
Michael
Am 04.04.2014 15:26, schrieb Jean-Guilhem Cailton:
Hi,
Airbus Defence and Space, Geo-Intelligence has donated Spot-6 images,
acquired between 2013-10-13 and 2013-12-11, that cover a large part of
the area of the border between Northern Liberia and Sou
task only the dedicated
imagery is listed in the task instructions. Is there a simple way to
achieve this?
Thanks for your support!
Michael
Am 05.04.2014 11:19, schrieb Pierre Béland:
Great. Thanks both.
Pierre
*De :*
activation in an webmap (but cant do that by my own).
cheers,
Michael
Am 05.04.2014 22:17, schrieb Jean-Guilhem Cailton:
A better answer to your question : on VISOV's Umap used to track news
about the Ebola outbreak, boundaries for high resolution imagery
layers can be switched on and off (i
es in order to get the big picture right while contributors are still working
on the task chances are that you generate conflicts. And conflict resolution
might be cumbersome at least for less experienced persons.
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As mentioned, I create the OSM lists, so I hope these neutral
observations help the discussion:
Yes, indeed the OSM list system works in as loose and free-wheeling
manner as possible along the support-but-not-control mission of the
OSMF. So unless I can think of a really strong reason, I just
r, I don't have any clue so far why the query is not working properly.
E.g. here: 13.8520527, -13.5240216
overpass query shows a railway=rail coming from SW and terminating there, the
database has the complete line
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A colonial-era military structure??
Mike
On 21/11/2014 16:07, Pierre Béland wrote:
This farmland seems well structured. These circles seem connected one
to the other. Not sure, but this could be water reservoirs for the
adjacent fields.
Pierre
Hi Satoshi,
Yes. My fault for delaying this but now done. Hence Josh' announcement.
I am happy that:
* The provider is aware of what we will do with their imagery and data
derived from it.
* The provider has given their explicit permission to include derived
data into the OSM database
purpose (such as with the
cultivated areas).
Keep mapping and asking!
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Project_Ghana#Tamale_Mapping_Project>.
The task seems to be 2 years old now and a contact person is mentioned on that page.
I would typically advise people to look for more recent jobs on the task manager
but I understand that you are looking for unfinished tasks covering Ghana.
Hope this hel
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l then we seem to have
one issue thread per language which I think is not bad - just look for the
latest activity and you (should) know what is currently being worked on. This is
a least-effort coordination tool which will work unless there are a lot of
contributors per language
Forgot to send this cc to the list
Michael
Betreff:Re: [HOT] Bangladesh mapping - NextView imagery problem
Datum: Wed, 04 Feb 2015 21:06:00 +0100
Von:Michael Heißmeier
An: Laura Green
Hi Laura,
you have to add it manually: go to imagery -> imagery preferences, t
Laura Green schrieb am 04.02.2015 um 21:17:
Thanks very much Michael - I did this, and that’s what I mean by my message,
the imagery doesn’t show, just the red text appears on that layer, meaning it
can’t find any imagery.
My imagery entry looks like this
this works for me without any
ginfo already is
used more than 2000 times in different contexts. The main use seem to be camp
sites but it also appears with health_clinics in Ghana. Using this tag might be
a better approach than to invent a new one.
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Arrondisement (only in the town itself - not in villages)
Quartier
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:boundary%3Dadministrative proposes
admin_level=10 for a quartier in CAR
I was just browsing the wiki, but have no prior experience concerning these
topics. Hope this helps nevertheless
y
is a path leading there but it might not be visible in the imagery.
Sometimes the instructions for tasks change or for subsequent tasks they
may not be perfectly in alignment. Different mappers will always make
different decision on what to map and what not.
Michael (user Ohr
I think it has also been reported in JOSM.
I think I found the bug report (https://josm.openstreetmap.de/ticket/10975)
- it is closed as it is considered a bug in tasking manager...
I guess we will have to live with it for now.
Thanks for the help anyway.
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Spike - Hi! Hope you're well :)
Regards
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On 2/05/15 4:01 am, Spike wrote:
I shou
s does
not really scare me.
So if it's easy I would adjust the residential area. But if for example
this requires a multipolygon I would rather have overlapping polygons.
I hope this helps, others are happily welcome to comment as well.
Cheers,
Michael (user Ohr)
ould
recommend not to delete the polygon.
In a 'perfectly' mapped area there would be buildings within a landuse
polygon - it's not 'either or' but 'as well as'
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n" areas adjusted to the local
situation. The other approach is to have circles tagged with
"aeroway=helipad".
Since the two approaches are pretty different I really would like to
know which one is the preferred one. Once this is sorted out
. But keep the distances in mind: With high resolution
images a shift of let's say 10 m is pretty visible - but should not really
matter too much in real live.
In any case: Try to align any of your work with Bing. Leave any misaligned
data for now.
Mi
On 02/02/2012 16:23, Larry O'Neill wrote:
Hi All,
Apologies for any overlap in recipients for this - I very rarely post
to mailing lists, so I am not sure how wide a net for this issue would
be appropriate.
There was a discussion on the #osm irc channel recently about the
possibility of app
FYI, you can now see declined and undecided mappers in the Haiti and
Dominican Republic at
http://odbl.de/haiti-and-domrep.html
http://odbl.poole.ch/
http://odbl.poole.ch/haiti-domrep-20111208-20120201-poly.html
Thank you to OSM users SunCobalt and wicking and to Simon Poole
respectively fo
a few which were already
completely mapped. So I struggled what to do with those - mark as done
or not?
I assume marking as done would overall help the project. But on the
other hand it also a bit of taking credits for somebody else's efforts.
Any thoughts?
Regards,
Hi all,
thanks for all the feedback, this helps. Don't be surprised if my rank
goes up even further ;-)
Best regards,
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k. Currently the order of colors as
a square proceeds through the workflow is grey-yellow
(edge)-red-green. Something like red-yellow-grey-green might be more
intuitive. But that's just my thoughts and not really a serious
problem, of course.
Regards,
Michael
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someone to validator or so.
So overall I think active validation is a good idea but perhaps needs a
bit more clarification. Removing the validation is wouldn't be a good
idea for me.
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Mapper: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/CrisisMapper
Thanks in advance for your time.
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igher
resolution could make the task easier.
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t;)
> clearly showing what features need to be mapped and how the need to be
> mapped and tagged, for a specific contect (humanitarian help) in a specific
> location (Eastern Africa in our case).
>
I would really second this as I also struggled a bit with the
classification. Usually I check w
2012/6/20 Alex Rollin
> For job: "Tracing Project", "Project", Mapping Project, Area Project, Area
>
> For Task, I like task... and "Area", and...task... :)
>
I fully agree - a project typically consists of many tasks
Michael
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only a few users.
The chance for a conflict is typically rather small. Also the tasking
manager helps besides dividing the project in individual tasks: You can
see where somebody is at work. So it's probably a good idea to keep some
distance and not to pick an adjacent square.
M
res for this.
And last but not least I guess validating is a bit tedious compared to
mapping anyway...
As I might be not the only one that struggles with validation I thought
I'd simply bring this topic up here.
Michael (user Ohr)
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changset contained 169 ways - most of the new. I didn't even start to
trace the landuse save even trees. So I also think the squares might be
too large, I guess a quarter of the current size would give more
manageable squares.
Michael
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I've signed up. - Mike
On 19 Oct 2012, at 18:45, Alex Barth wrote:
>
> On Oct 19, 2012, at 12:39 PM, Mikel Maron wrote:
>
>> Nicolas and Schuyler attended last year for HOT. I'm not sure if we've
>> identified someone to represent HOT there yet.
>>
>> Main topic of discussion (for HOT at le
the data from RGC could now be
somewhat valuable when combined with the much better coverage with
high-resolution Bing imagery.
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Hello,
Michael Krämer schrieb 2012-12-12 10:12:
Hello Pierre,
2012/12/11 Pierre Béland mailto:infosbelas-...@yahoo.fr>>
There are also many POI's with source_ref=www.rgc.cd <http://www.rgc.cd>. I
contacted a person related to this site to see if there is more i
might have changed). Not many updates were
published lately. If you still think that anything's missing, let me
know, I will take care of this.
The site had not been available for a while and I just noticed recently
that it is back. When quickly looking through the datasets I couldn'
an established value as neither wiki nor
taginfo show it. For me highway=unclassified is the right value to use in
this case.
Michael
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d Setup' and then
activate 'Log Track to Data Card'. Then the recording will contain timestamps.
If you have a different Garmin unit with a different menu structure, tell us
which one and I am sure someone can give similar hints.
Michael
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with the NW corner of that peninsula and notice a large offset of
the imagery compared to previous mapping based on Bing: -221, -440 gives a
reasonable alignment with houses and roads for me.
Please be careful before editing anything in this task.
Michael
aft, judging from
> the aerials. Any ideas or should I ask in the forums?
>
I would tag this as a ferry following
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:route%3Dferry
Best,
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Awesome. I'll work on translating this piece.
—mduprey
On Wednesday, July 10, 2013 at 6:01 PM, Andrew Buck wrote:
> We have received another request from Togo to have another document
> translated. This one is a bit longer, several pages, and it is in English
> now, and needs to be translated
I'm with Dan in agreeing that the current poster is well-suited to an A1
format. My only suggestion would be some slight polishing of the typography and
margins.
Michael
On Saturday, August 24, 2013 at 3:50 PM, Dan S wrote:
> IMHO that poster design has about ideal density for A1
This is a cross post from the imports-list as I think the relates to the
Mali activation earlier this year. So I guess this is probably also of
interest for this list. But I guess any answer should go to the
imports-list.
I don't know if this is same dataset as mentioned in [1].
Michae
I went through, well, a large number of tasks, validating them according to
your request and just now discovered this pm:
On 2013-10-10 09:24:27 UTC QPhi wrote:
> Have-not known who you are, but please stop validating our tasks.
> you know it'll ta
Another tip: For irregular buildings (as well as highways, rivers and
landuse=*, etc.) 'W' (Improve Way Accuracy) can be quite usefull. Can take a
bit of getting used to, but personally I find it invaluable.
Tirsdag den 12. november 2013 11:01:37 skrev Frank Fesevur:
> 2013/11/12 frmoine :
> >
Hi all
I created a small map paint style for josm which highlights (in red) collapsed
and (in green)
damaged buildings.
meta
{
title: "Collapsed/damaged buildings";
author: "Hjart";
version: "0.1_2013-11-13";
description: "Style to classify buildings";
A couple functions from the 'Utils2plugin' plugin that I very often use when
drawing complex buildings:
If I want more rectangles/buildings squared with one I have just drawn I often
find it easier to press 'Alt-Shift-Z' than to select it by clicking it.
Instead of manually selecting every sing
Is this something I can use in JOSM and if so, how would I?
Torsdag den 14. november 2013 20:33:03 skrev Jean-Guilhem Cailton:
>From Toulouse through Esri ;)
You rock Ryan !
*Sujet: *
[CrisisMappers] Imagery available #YolandaPH
*Date : *
Thu, 14 Nov 2013 18:32:55 +
*De : *
Ryan Lancl
the end of January 2018.
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/
/Languages about to be removed with no translations: Albanian (Albania),
Bengali, Chinese (Big5), Chinese (GB2312
Hi all,
the task was posted here: http://tasks.teachosm.org/project/580 So you might
contact the project manager as well.
Best Regards
/Michael
(osm:michael63)
Chairman of the HOT Training Working Group/
john
ay or on Monday
morning (knowing that I will not find a time slot which fits for everyone). So
stay tuned to your email for updates.
Hope to talk to you in Milan!
Best Regards
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Hi Serkan,
just to let you know: Task squares do not have to be squares, they can have
arbitrary polygon boundaries. You will find examples for these in nearly every
project.
Best Regards
Michael
Serkan Karakulak, 20.11.18 17:32:
Thanks a lot, the geojson file seems to be more than enough
ned in this thread:
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Highway_Tag_Africa
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/East_Africa_Tagging_Guidelines
Any modifications should best be discussed (and finally documented) on these
pages.
/Michael
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, the link to the latest JOSM Basics webinar
is here <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwJnZQFi_C8>.
Best Regards
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Hi everyone,
not sure if you already noticed it but* Maxar imagery layers are back in iD
and JOSM
*A big thank you to everyone involved in getting this back.
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