This looks great.
I wonder if you'd want to add any questions about difficulties people may have
had with the process or software.
For instance JOSM questions.
That was one reason I thought about not continuing to map at first and it's one
of the areas I want to give feedback about.
It could be a
Could some kind person please go into task 1047 and find tile #275 and mark it
not done?
My finger slipped.
It is not done.
Thank you so much!
Laura
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Michael,
I've just been wishing for a grid, too. One that can be turned on and off so
it's not in the way.
Or the alphabet on the left, numbers on the bottom to sort of grid it like a
street map.
I do two things: look along geographical areas that already have buildings
(that's my focus)
The ot
Good morning from California!
It would be great to have a validated tile that semi-newbs could examine to
learn from. Is there a way to show us one that's locked down and unchangeable?
Maybe someday it will be possible to create a dummy.
(How can we progress to where we can help with other parts
Ideas regarding using newbs,
Please embed instructions (and a link to Google translate or another) in Task
manager.
Please put important instructions in Bold Capital Letters in Task manager.
Info on unlocking a tile isn't visible when you are locked in a tile and it's
hard to realize you have to
I agree with Kadja.
This seems to be useful work even for novice mappers. If it isn't I'm sure
we'll be told how to help better.
The basic guides and video are very good.
Adding simple, disaster-specific instructions will help a lot, but I'm sure
that will come.
It helped when task manager gave
Thank you Steve,
And another question for anyone:
Does anyone know how to make the JOSM building tools plug-in behave?
It works for awhile and then automatically starts making rectangles with only
two clicks. And not in the right directions.
I can't find any trouble shooting online for this plug i
Since a lot of work now needs to be done by more experienced mappers, is it
still helpful for newbies like me to trace houses and other "easy" features?
Does seeing every building in an area (especially isolated buildings) help with
rescue and aid?
A lot of these buildings seem really hard to ge
Hi,
I'm limiting my newbie mapping in Nepal tasks to things that seem simple. But I
don't want to confuse things with bad data.
After reading comments in the hotlist, I'm sticking to white squares.
Is it advisable to go ahead with:
Finding and marking individual buildings
Identifying bridges
Mark
