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> At 09.07.2010 01:19, Mostafa El-ashram wrote:
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> Please could you tell me how to determine the scale of a map on open
>> street maps
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The TMS co-ordinate system (OSM, Google Maps, NearMap, Bing Maps, etc) use
a Mercator projection; you'll find it referred to as "cylindrical Mercator"
and
Am 09.07.2010 01:19, schrieb Mostafa El-ashram:
Please could you tell me how to determine the scale of a map on open
streer maps
As we're using the sperical mercartor projection that projects the
shpere of the world onto a square, the scale is different for different
locations on the planet
Please could you tell me how to determine the scale of a map on open streer
maps
Hi!
I'm very glad to announce that True Offline Maps 2 has been released and is
available for the iPhone. This app provides offline maps with offline search
and offline routing capabilities. In addition it allows to add new POI while
offline and upload them to Openstreetmap when you are online.
He
There is an outstanding task on me to setup links from the osmf site
(and wiki banner) to the osm wiki to allow translations of those
documents. Feel free to jump ahead and translate, I will link things
up as soon as I get a chance.
/ Grant
On 7/7/10, Tobias Knerr wrote:
> Mike Collinson wrote:
I'd like to get input on a couple of use-cases under the ODBl:
An organization (US tax-exempt non-profit) operates a UMN mapserver to
provide public parks information. They use a shapefile generated from
a filtered snapshot of OSM data--leaving only roads--as a base layer.
Obviously they will h
2010/7/3 John Smith :
> On 3 July 2010 19:50, Konrad Skeri wrote:
>> One possibility is to just use highway=link and then let the renderes
>> sort out the rest. A link is after all just a link no matter what it
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> It may not be possible for preprocessing or renderers to figure it out.
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1. Take
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