tasks.hotosm.org was just for HOT US inc. convenience and have it
re-branded "HOT TM", instead of "OSM TM".
Rod
On 24/10/16 16:15, Blake Girardot wrote:
> On Mon, Oct 24, 2016 at 11:46 AM, Rod Bera <r...@goarem.org> wrote:
>> Hi Mikel,
>>
>>>
Cool!
Excellent and awaited tool in the making!
this tool (or an instance of it) is meant to be linked to the TM (or an
instance of it) as a 1-1 relation, right?
then this should be reflected in the name.
Why not simply TM-analytics ? (I mean for the tool. And HOT TM-analytics
for the HOT
asn't yet been
> discussed at all in the AWG.
>
> -Mikel
>
> * Mikel Maron * +14152835207 @mikel s:mikelmaron
>
>
> On Wednesday, March 2, 2016 6:47 AM, Rod Bera <r...@goarem.org> wrote:
>
>
>
> Hi Mikel,
>
> (not discussing here the pertine
Hi Mikel,
(not discussing here the pertinence of task #1575).
I already gave my views on the OSMF list prior to your election to the
board but this episode is an illustration of what we should not see in OSM.
I wish to emphasise that OSM has nothing to do with HOT's Activation
Working Group
and sovereign authority of a 50k-member+
organisation). As such it doesn't give your/my arguments more weight
than anyone else's.
Rod
(I have no idea what this
>> section in the minutes was actually referring to.)
>>
>> m.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>
Hi Jorieke,
this is not personal, as this practice dates back from days you weren't
in office yet, not even a member.
But I have to say once again I have a serious problem with this kind of
item:
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3. [Not for Public Release]
PRESENTING: Dale
ACTION: Vote
NOTES:
We discussed and voted on
Hi Rafael,
On 22/11/15 13:21, Rafael Avila Coya wrote:
> Hi, Rod:
>
> Don't worry. I didn't take it personally. Only wanted to clarify.
>
> About automatic notifications, the only services I am aware of are the
> itoworld OSM mapper and the whodidit. The first one allows me to have
> RSS for
intention.
Best regards,
Rod
>
> I agree with you about all what you say about convivial interaction.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Rafael.
>
> On 21/11/15 16:49, Rod Bera wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I haven't taken part in mapping in this area, so I don't know about
And my apologies. If there is a problem with https, it certainly is in
the first place because there is https... Which I requested recently.
However, secured http is a must have because the number of websites
running https only is rising... And you can't access http content
directly within a
Hi all,
I haven't taken part in mapping in this area, so I don't know about the
details, but what I read looks concerning: large scale deletion, massive
imports, and substantial reverts are to be discussed with the community.
This is the base of OSM's collaborative work.
Therefore I agree with
Irrelevant.
OSM is a database, not a blog.
Moreover I quite doubt the source for changeset 35307155 can reasonably
be http://geoportail.wallonie.be, unless the recent events have this
property to blur geography as well as judgement.
Please keep mapping accurately and in a relevant way, even
Thank you Tyler!
Is there something missing between slide 4 and 5? We are jumping for a
promise of where we are to where we want to be. Is it that there isn't
much to say about where we are? (I doubt this).
Also, relative to training:
access-restricted contents or even what only looks like
Hi Pierre and Noah,
I like to add my 2 cents. Sorry in advance for not bringing a solution
but instead here's a general suggestion:
Maybe the OSM community should move to OGC's WMTS.
TMS proves useful, is supposed to be fast, but so does WMTS.
Moreover, WMTS is an OGC standard, and works fine
On 23/07/15 16:43, Christophe Rodier wrote:
Hi Rod,
Was planning on continuing to use github.
Does the job, surely.
Haven't use transifex before, not sure the volume of usage would
justify using it, and it seems to be fee-based.
I'm not certain transifex charges fees, but you are right: since
Hi Christophe,
comments in-line...
On 22/07/15 22:21, Christophe Rodier wrote:
Hello,
I've built something that I think/hope could be useful when HOT and/or
Missing Maps do a little intro about what OSM is during their workshops.
It's a collapsible tree visualisation of the OpenStreetMap
Heather,
The real surprise is we ended 3rd.
All the ODness we may claim is in fact to be credited to OSM.
And since we don't work as an OD-friendly organisation, there's no added
value from this respect.
Rod
On 12/07/15 09:39, Heather Leson wrote:
Thanks for sharing Ralf.
Harry, thanks for
looks okay
http://imagery.openstreetmap.fr/tms/1.0.0/kathmandu_pleiades_20150427/{zoom}/{x}/{y}.png
On 27/04/15 21:48, Pierre le Roux wrote:
HOT Members ...
Can some please confirm whether the TMS at
http://imagery.openstreetmap.fr/tms/1.0.0/kathmandu_pleiades_20150427/
is working and
According to the logs on the HOT list it started on 24th, with 45-50
e-mails related to the ebola response in the first 24 hours, and 3 tasks
initiated that same day, which tends to show a pretty good reactiveness.
It could be instructive to do the same investigations directly in the
OSM
On 19/02/15 03:22, Dale Kunce wrote:
using Mapillary
http://www.mapillary.com/map/im/bbox/18.62802725546566/18.6841385903599/-72.32025146484375/-72.1966552734375
apprently this is a blue sky project...;-)
The next step is to capture what's on the ground.
More seriously, this is an excellent
Hi John and everyone,
These huts definitely are for living.
Again (see my e-email below), the bigger ones are permanent shelters
i.e. homes.
The smaller ones are strorage (granaries), containing food for a whole
family (or more) for a whole year (in the best of cases, just after
harvesting)
Hi Daniel,
depends on what kind of hut you're talking about. Most of these are
permanent housing. Some (they tend to be smaller) are granaries.
Try googling images with west african hut and millet granary to make
yourself an idea.
Rod
On 16/02/15 20:09, Daniel Specht wrote:
Oops -- didn't
Hi all,
The situation there will likely evolve. More destructions, more informal
settlements from refugees, and (hopefully) ultimately rebuilding when
things settle.
1.
There might be an interest in keeping track of all these changes, and
this can be done by looking at feature history or
Hi all,
I haven't had a look at the area so I can be wrong, but having lived for
years in Sahelian cities *I would *NOT* use leisure=garden*, as this is
all but for leisure.
In western African cities these garden serve the essential use of
feeding people.
All the fresh fruits and vegetables
Hi all,
We're part of the menu at the geOng 2014 (see
http://www.cartong.org/geong/2014/agenda, roundtable 2)
Who's attending on HOT's behalf?
Rod
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Just a detail: the name of priority 1 town is most likely Kissidougou,
not Kissigoudou
good mapping to all,
Rod
On 26/03/14 12:23, Pierre Béland wrote:
Following the Ebola outbreak, MSF Switzearland needs rapidly maps of
three towns. Thy are requesting since this area is actually unmapped.
Hi all,
Is there a way we can assist on this one?
The virus has now reached Conakry. As far as I recall it's the first
time the disease finds its way to such a populated area...
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/03/22/ebola-guinea_n_5014500.html
Rod
OpenStreetMap Team
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Hi all,
Is there a way we can assist on this one?
The virus has now reached
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