My setup is a plain one, no frills, nothing special, just open to every
site that wants to take part to this experiment of tracking accross OSM
related sites to understand how visitors move between all them and finally
register/contribute or not... but for this the main OSM site should also
take pa
Hi.
This week, the National Land Survey of Iceland released a huge amount of
data publically accessible free of charge. The general public and
companies have already started using the data and one company intends to
release a complete 3D map of Iceland, largely based on said data. The
license for
This is fantastic. Being able to make changes to OSM when you're on the go is
a huge step forward for the project.
@Jeff do you know the author? I'd love to hear his thoughts on whether to open
source the app and what the right forum is for feature / integration ideas. I
have a bunch.
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Cool, getting my iPhone next week, so can't wait to try it out!
Is it listed on the OSM wiki yet?
On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 at 10:07 PM, Jeff Meyer wrote:
> I'd like to highly recommend a brand-new, native, and free* iOS OSM
> editor: Go Map!!
>
>
> https://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/w
Could someone kindly tell if this is anything that could be recommended for
general map viewing and/or navigation use (by non-geeks)? Is there offline
mode? With vector rendering?
How does it compare to OsmAnd (on Android)?
I'm not an iOS person but get increasingly many questions about an iOS a
Whoops, sorry. It says "editor" quite clearly.. Should read emails b4
replying...
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From: Martijn van Exel
Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2013 10:34:15
To: J
But the Settings screen shot shows "Editor" vs "Editor with Satellite"
vs "Satellite only - no editing" vs "Mapnik only - no editing".
Also, the Clear Cache screen has entries for OSM Data, Bing Aerial
Tiles, and Mapnik Tiles and the text implies that where ever you've
viewed is cached locally
On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 at 9:07 PM, Jeff Meyer wrote:
> I'd like to highly recommend a brand-new, native, and free* iOS OSM
> editor: Go Map!!
>
>
> https://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=592990211&mt=8
>
> The author is a member of the Seattle OSM community, so I'm biase
Hello,
I'm happy to present you *overpass turbo* [1], a web based graphical user
interface for Overpass API.
I've always thought, that the Overpass API can be a great tool for mappers
and developers (for example for its powerfulness in data filtering).
However, there was no easy way to qu
Has anyone tried Vespucci and GoMap to compare for us?
Janko
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have used Vespucci until a year ago. At that time the user interface was
way to complicated. I know it has improved since but cant test anymore
without a Android device.
On Fri, Jan 25, 2013 at 2:10 PM, Janko Mihelić wrote:
> Has anyone tried Vespucci and GoMap to compare for us?
>
> Janko
>
> _
This is excellent - nice to see it as a hosted service now.
I don't remember how/when I stumbled on the GitHub repo, but I have been
running a local copy for a while now and find this tool indispensable. It's
great for quickly performing the many random inspections/lookups of OSM
data I find mysel
Very impressive. Nicely thought, rapid and intuitive. Plus the option to
produce a map.
Pierre
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> De : AJ Ashton
>À : Martin Raifer
>Cc : Talk Openstreetmap
>Envoyé le : Vendredi 25 janvier 2013 17h23
>Objet : Re: [OSM-talk] overpass turbo - a web GUI
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