Of course the editors don't render EVERYTHING. Depending on the kind of
work I want to focus on, I'm switching MapCSS styles and filters on and off
in JOSM all the time.
bicycle routes
walking itineraries
public transport routes
addresses
turn lanes
traffic signs
HOT validation
speed limits
It's
On 16 May 2015 at 00:57, Rob Nickerson wrote:
> >when a mapper invents something new, they can add tags for
> >colour, opacity, line colour, line width, line opacity - for areas and
> >similar attributes for lines and points (colour, opacity, size etc.) and
> >obviously tags for name and descript
>when a mapper invents something new, they can add tags for
>colour, opacity, line colour, line width, line opacity - for areas and
>similar attributes for lines and points (colour, opacity, size etc.) and
>obviously tags for name and description etc. What do people think to this ?
>
The people be
I don't know whether this has been discussed or even mooted before...
Tagging for the renderer is natural. Mappers, especially newbies will be
disappointed their pet new feature they've just added to the db does not
appear on the map. This situation is no use to anyone but has been allowed
to cont
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This OSM response for Nepal is quite challenging. And even more difficult for
our friends at the Kathmandu Living Labs (KLL) who have to suffer the emotional
impact of the second earthquake this week. They also have to move from the
famous Yellow house to a school. This should assure them a more
ian atkinson atkin...@hotmail.com
Is over there now on a 4 week secondment, but we did not have time to
get him up to speed before he went ... He get told last week end and
flew out on the 12th. But being a mapper he may be a useful pair of eyes
on the ground ...
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Hi François,
See #hot irc where discussions are going on for Nepal.
Cheers
Pierre
De : François Lacombe
À : Pierre Béland
Cc : OpenStreetMap Community in Nepal ;
OpenStreetMap in India ; Jean-Guilhem Cailton
; OSM ; "HOT@OSM (Humanitarian
OpenStreetMap Team)" ; Brad Neuhauser
Hi Pierre,
I will take a look at it this evening.
Is there a live discussion taking place on IRC or wherever else than HOT ML
to get other contributors in touch ?
I'm not so at ease with HOT organisation.
It would be great to do this collectively and share the experience around
tagging schema.
Hi François
We need various expertises to answer quickly and produce data of quality It
would be great if you could extract the Nepal powers in the area of the
response around Kathmandu and revise the tagging schema.
And say Bonjour to the OSM Lyon contributors meeting at the charming Chez
Thib
Francois, I'm aware of all that, I was just mentioning that unusual tag
because it was relevant in the current context. GautamPratik has not made
any changesets since the earthquake (
http://www.openstreetmap.org/user/GautamPratik/history), but maybe you
could send a message so if they do have a ch
Hi,
The power generation model was refined in 2013 and include some distinction
between a power plant and a power generator.
It would be convenient and sustainable to take care of this for this
concern.
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/Power_generation_refinement
Power generat
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