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
Hi all,
I am convinced my mapping is useful, even as a beginner. It took some
time to go through the whole LearnOsm Guide, but it was worth it.
Questions that come up now can be answered via IRC or mailing list.
Striving for perfection in an imperfect situation doesn´t make sense to
me. This
Well spoken! I am glad tot hear all of us are doing a job that satisfies a
need.
Milo
On May 7, 2015 1:17 PM, "Katja Ulbert" wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am convinced my mapping is useful, even as a beginner. It took some time
> to go through the whole LearnOsm Guide, but it was worth it. Questions t
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Pierre
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I agree with Kadja.
Thi
Thanks so much! Everyone, keep the feedback coming. Together we can build
on these learnings. Stay tuned for Working Group meetings to transfer the
knowledge into actions
Heather
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On Thu, May 7, 2015 at 2:28 PM, Mi
Hi
I love the new website. Congrats to all involved.
Sorry for sending to the whole list but it was unclear to me who to
direct website specific questions to.
One thing I think is missing though (apologies if I just couldn't find
it). Can someone please add a link to the task manager where relev
Hi,
In December 2016 I found HOT by accident and started contributing. Now I
have seen some different types of projects and want to give feedback
about the tasking manager.
1) Information for new users:
I think it is really good. The system with the description and the
instrucions first is r
Good Morning,
after some discussion on IRC and feedback about my mapping at #568
(thanks, Tallguy), here some points regarding the "Highway Tag Africa"
[1] wikipage. I did _not_ put this in the Talk-tab of the wikipage
because I suspect that most of the people looking there are looking
for insight
Hi Ed,
Thanks for the feedback. It has been added.
Best,
-Kate
On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 4:14 PM, Ed Freyfogle wrote:
> Hi
>
> I love the new website. Congrats to all involved.
>
> Sorry for sending to the whole list but it was unclear to me who to
> direct website specific questions to.
>
> On
I'm looking at project 3890 which apparently was prepossessed by mapswipe.
I think the mapswipe overlay has now been removed but what I have noticed
is a number of highways in a straight line are not connected up. You get a
stretch of highway then nothing other than a faint mark on the imagery
fo
Dear community members,
We know that it's always appreciated when NGOs provide feedback on how
the OSM data is used, you'll find a short piece of news on our recent
MSF activation to map the Bidibidi camp in Uganda:
http://cartong.org/news/mapping-bidibidi-camp-uganda-msf
The data has just a
Very good. I support these suggestions.
Regards,
On Sat, Feb 25, 2017 at 9:43 AM Florian Niel wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In December 2016 I found HOT by accident and started contributing. Now I
> have seen some different types of projects and want to give feedback
> about the tasking manager.
>
> 1) Info
+1 on the validation comments. I'd be more than happy to validate but
didn't know how to get started (and I'm conscious that not being a
calibrated validator would cause much pain for the organisations relying on
the data).
Would be great if there was a way for bootstrapping validators so they can
Hi Florian and all,
Thanks a lot Florian, I was also thinking about giving a similar feedback for
the Aweil project. I support Florian's suggestions and below I added some more
detailed comments about my observations during mapping.
I also think that TM is a great tool and in connection with
Adding onto Arne's comments - I've seen these errors occur on various
projects, too. Would it be possible to add extra information (especially
pictures!) to the wiki page for validation, so people are aware of how
these kinds of errors look graphically - and (maybe) how they can be
suggested to be
>-buildings are marked as points and not traced
This is acceptable to OpenStreetMap. Adding additional information is
easier to a node with things such as osmand etc.
> -residential areas are drawn for less than three buildings
Although many projects have this in the instructions I'm not sure t
>
> 2) Questions about a project
> I wish there was a comment section for every project where anyone can ask
> general questions. For example if I realize that same things are being
> mapped differently, I coud ask how it should be done and everybody would
> see the answer. Right now I can just sen
> I think the mapswipe overlay has now been removed but what I have noticed
> is a number of highways in a straight line are not connected up. You get a
> stretch of highway then nothing other than a faint mark on the imagery
> followed by another stretch of highway.
>
What that pattern immediate
It was apparent on at least a dozen tiles with different mappers. One
classic one was a highway that ran top right to bottom left, four segments
of highway and three of no highway and that sort of matched the pattern on
the tile view in TM. Several places where the image was a bit darker the
segm
Happy Friday Folks!
***Quick Summary***
Students from the University of Colorado at Boulder are working on a class
project that is looking at possible design enhancements to version 2.0 of
the Tasking Manager. We’re focusing on macro-level themes and would love
your contribution and feedback.
Hello Team!
One of the first deliverables from last month's Board of Directors meeting in
Washington was a draft "organizational strategy" for the Humanitarian
OpenStreetMap Team for the coming twelve months.
http://goo.gl/Rfkrsc
This document is intended to provide a kind of basic framework
Hi all, had some nice feedback from an MSF epidemiologist in South Sudan in
response to the mapping of http://tasks.hotosm.org/project/1121
Big thanks to all that contributed!
Feedback on a blog post, here:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/pedrito1414/diary/35783
Cheers,
Pete
--
*Pete Maste
Hi Monique,
First of all, this looks awesome.
FYI, I'm the main developer of the tasking manager for both V1 and
V2. And I would be really happy to get help from you and the others
students in order to improve the tasking manager, and increase its
usefulness.
I have several questions to begin wit
Monique, Pierre, all,
This is excellent, and brilliant timing! I wanted to just flag quickly what's
under development. As Pierre alluded to V2 is under development for a launch,
soon. There's been discussion of this within the Technical Working Group. But
we want to widen the feedback, and the
Lovely to meet you via email, Pierre, and looking forward to our voice
call tomorrow. Now, to answer some of your inquiries:
--When I say "macro-level templates" I am referring to big-picture
user experience sort of things. Over the progression of our study we
have landed upon 4 main areas: a Soci
Hello All,
I wanted to ask a couple of questions and perhaps contribute a little to
the discussion on external GPS use.
The first item I wanted to ask about is the notion of accuracy. I'm not
clear if the positional accuracy of an external bluetooth GPS is any
greater than the accuracy of a smartp
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Sent: Monday, June 11, 2012 1:52 PM
To: hot@openstreetmap.org
Subject: [HOT] Feedback
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> Sent: Monday, June 11, 2012 1:52 PM
> To: hot@openstreetmap.org
> Subject: [HOT] Feedback about smartphones use
> > the data loggers you mention could do a better job.
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Hi Stéphane!
No comments on 'garmin vs. logger', I second every word.
> ... SIRF III, despite your warning... would be interested to read
> why you warn against it?
Sirf3 was designed years ago, and is technically somewhat outdated.
Recent chipsets offer a significantly better input gain which
Hi all,
We've observed the impacts of mapping parties, and also know that on the
ground knowledge surpasses remote mapping in a number of categories.
I was thinking about how best we can engage with interested groups and
potentially bring their experience to bear on local map data.
I've written u
Hi Daniel,
Great idea! We are currently working on similar program here in Indonesia
called University Roadshow. The goal of the roadshow is to train
university student how to support local disaster management agency in data
collection. We are visiting 13 University and give socialization and
tra
Hi,
Last week, I was at the conference "GIS for the United Nations and the
International Community", a conference organized by UNITAR's Operational
Satellite Application Programme (UNOSAT) and Esri, April 3-5, 2012, at
the World Meteorological Organization, in Geneva, Switzerland.
The main messag
talk
>Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2012 4:47 PM
>Subject: [HOT] Feedback from the Red Cross, UN people, and Esri: YOU (OSM) are
>GREAT!!!
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>Hi,
>
>Last week, I was at the conference "GIS for the United Nations and
the International Community", a conference org
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