I have recently used N50 from Kartverket as one of my sources for manually
editing the map, and I was one of the people Norman asked to explain (OSM
user name Tyrfing).
I'm not using the data set as source for an automatic/scripted import, but
as a source from which I manually extract data. I'm sel
Paul Norman wrote on 17.10.2013 00:30:09:
>
> > From: Tyrfing OSM [mailto:tyrfing...@gmail.com]
> > Subject: Re: [Imports] [NUUG kart] kartverket imports to OpenStreetMap
>
> > As Ramm mentioned the data sets from Kartverket are quite extensive.
> > Parts of it m
2013/10/18 Christoph Hormann
> If you think this information is completely unreliable you can of course
> ignore it all together. But keep in mind the river/stream distinction
> is not an importance rating, therefore it is fully possible for a river
> to run into a stream.
>
this discussion be
On Wednesday 16 October 2013, Gnonthgol wrote:
> >
> > Then it would in my opinion make sense to tag all code 3 as
> > waterway=river and code 2 as river or stream depending on manual
> > assessment. No width tag.
>
> Having looked at the data this makes little sense, it is common to
> have a widt
Den 18. okt. 2013 00:02, skreiv Sverre Didriksen:
I used to like working with OSM, but after my user was blocked I
don't. Hopefully it will come back. So for now I will leave the import
to you guys.
The block is just temporary, just talk to someone in the Data Working
Group if you have question
> From: Tyrfing OSM [mailto:tyrfing...@gmail.com]
> Subject: Re: [Imports] [NUUG kart] kartverket imports to OpenStreetMap
> As Ramm mentioned the data sets from Kartverket are quite extensive.
> Parts of it might be suitable for importing (like admin borders or
> names). But
Den 16. okt. 2013 23:05, skreiv Christoph Hormann:
On Wednesday 16 October 2013, Gnonthgol wrote:
The VANNBR tag in the data is not the width in meters, but a code for
the width of the river. Code 2 is 1-3m and code 3 is 3-15m wide. I
have found this tag to be misleading as it is changed due to
On Wednesday 16 October 2013, Gnonthgol wrote:
>
> The VANNBR tag in the data is not the width in meters, but a code for
> the width of the river. Code 2 is 1-3m and code 3 is 3-15m wide. I
> have found this tag to be misleading as it is changed due to
> aesthetic reasons in the data. (N50 is a vec
Den 16. okt. 2013 21:09, skreiv Christoph Hormann:
I find this unlikely - take the width tag for the streams for example -
of the 952434 waterways in the kartverket data set 841610 have
a 'vannbr' or 2, the rest 3, 2 is used for waterways hardly visible in
Bing images (i.e. < 1m) up to at least a
2013/10/16 Christoph Hormann
> > I've noticed that somebody recently added a rule to distinguish
> > waterway=river from waterway=stream on the wiki page for stream, but
> > I'm not sure how/where that rule (which is related to how far an able
> > person can jump) became commonly accepted?
>
> I
On Wednesday 16 October 2013, Tyrfing OSM wrote:
> > [...]
> >
> > But it
> > is unavoidable due to the sheer amount of data you add that there
> > are mechanical decisions made in the process that would deserve
> > being discussed. This is what makes your edits different from use
> > of Bing imag
Hi, thanks for your reply.
2013/10/15 Christoph Hormann
> [...]
>From a quick look at your recent edits it seems they are well made and
> the new data is mostly well merged with existing stuff. But it is
> unavoidable due to the sheer amount of data you add that there are
> mechanical decision
On Tuesday 15 October 2013, Tyrfing OSM wrote:
>
> I have recently used N50 from Kartverket as one of my sources for
> manually editing the map, and I was one of the people Norman asked to
> explain (OSM user name Tyrfing).
> I'm not using the data set as source for an automatic/scripted
> import,
It has been brought to my attention that my reply to Ramm on this subject
did not reach the import list. So I'll give it one final attempt (this time
as a member of the import list), and I hope the distinguished readers of
the Norwegian list will excuse the double posting:
I have recently used N50
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