Hi Benjamin,
That is a Natural resources and mines dataset and that permission doesn't
look to be enough for it to be used in OSM.
A whole-of-government permission request is intended to be sought from the
QLD Govt CIO for the open data portal. The last update to the talk-au
thread on this reque
Hi Jason,
I looked into the TMR datasets but all the datasets I could found only
contained the major state owned roads e.g
http://data.qld.gov.au/dataset/state-controlled-roads-queensland not local
roads.
I noticed on an OSM wiki that permission had been acquired from TMR but not
from other g
Hi Benjamin,
I have sourced Transport and Main Roads permission [1] so if the dataset
has been sourced from that organisation through the data.qld.gov.au portal
then your have explicit permission to use it. If it has been sourced
directly from the tmr site you might wish to re-source it from the
In sa we are rendering images via qgis and manually mass updating - @Alex
On 19/03/2014 11:11 PM, "Serge Wroclawski" wrote:
> Benjamin,
>
> Doing mass tagging or mass renaming is quite a difficult process in
> OSM. I did a more modest mass tagging change last year, renaming
> millions of road nam
Benjamin,
Doing mass tagging or mass renaming is quite a difficult process in
OSM. I did a more modest mass tagging change last year, renaming
millions of road names in the US from "Rd" to "Road", and that process
took almost six months of discussion and debate before it was
approved, and what was
On Wed, Mar 19, 2014 at 10:47 AM, Benjamin Wragg
wrote:
> I'd like to investigate a process to mass update missing street names in
> Queensland Australia. I recently tried to use Openstreetmap in the northern
> part of Queensland around the city of Cairns and found a terrible lack of
> street nam
Hi,
I just posted the following post on
http://forum.openstreetmap.org/viewtopic.php?pid=406940
It was suggested that I post it here to get your thoughts.
Regards,
Benjamin
Hi List,
I'd like to investigate a process to mass update missing street names in
Queensland Australia. I recently t
