Re: [OSM-talk] Global high-resolution model of relief

It's actually better described as "hillshade". Hence why 15 m data from a 30 m source make sense. For me it's nothing new, really. This has been done many times, the only differentiator being the denoising method, if any. Michał On Wed, Mar 16, 2016 at 10:04 PM, moltonel wrote: > > > On 16 March

Re: [OSM-talk] Global high-resolution model of relief

2016-03-18 5:38 GMT+01:00 clustergis : > We test the API and it seems that's right. May be that the cell that you > request is out. yes, you are right, I had requested a non-existing cell, for existing ones it is working. As a minor note, you might consider replying with a 404 rather than a 502

[OSM-talk] WeeklyOSM 295

The weekly round-up of OSM news, issue #295, is now available online in English, giving as always a summary of all things happening in the OpenStreetMap world: http://www.weeklyosm.eu/archives/7128 *Among others:* - Remember the first few days of mapping OSM? User SM@Edit shares his first

Re: [OSM-talk] Global high-resolution model of relief

30m is the 3.0 NASA DTM and the 15m is the renderized model of the image. All the process is described in an Spanish post (soon in English) in our blog (https://clustergis.wordpress.com/2016/03/05/the-earths-relief/) This version of NASA DTM fills the voids with GDEM an GMTED 2010 data. 2016-03-1

Re: [OSM-talk] Global high-resolution model of relief

Wouldn't this be helpful for this project? - http://beta.openaerialmap.org/ *Regards,* *Hans* On Wed, Mar 16, 2016 at 2:04 PM, moltonel wrote: > > > On 16 March 2016 18:05:12 GMT+00:00, clustergis > wrote: > >In the ClusterGIS association (http://clustergis.org) we have made a > >global > >mo

Re: [OSM-talk] Bug in iD?

On 17/03/2016 22:44, Adrian wrote: A user of the iD editor has added a new way along an existing way, with the two ways sharing the same nodes. In so doing, he has replaced all the nodes of the existing way with new nodes. The old nodes have been deleted. The new nodes are in exactly the same

Re: [OSM-talk] Global high-resolution model of relief

On 16 March 2016 18:05:12 GMT+00:00, clustergis wrote: >In the ClusterGIS association (http://clustergis.org) we have made a >global >model of relief of high-resolution (15m/px), in geotiff format. > >Data can be downloaded from the page http://theearthsrelief.com with CC >BY >license. Thanks v

Re: [OSM-talk] Global high-resolution model of relief

We test the API and it seems that's right. May be that the cell that you request is out. If you are an cartodb user, you can get the grid containing data from the project: https://gzllpz.cartodb.com/viz/52439344-cf68-11e5-8f54-0ecfd53eb7d3/public_map Regards. GonZaLo. ClusterGIS 2016-03-17 21:0

Re: [OSM-talk] Global high-resolution model of relief

Wow, Thanks Gonzalo and ClusterGIS! Heather On 16 Mar 2016 21:07, "clustergis" wrote: > Hi, > > probably you know that recently NASA has released all SRTM data of > elevation with a resolution of 30m. > > In the ClusterGIS association (http://clustergis.org) we have made a > global model of reli

[OSM-talk] Introduction

Hello there, I'm Gursimran Kaur currently pursuing my Masters of computer applications. I have experience with image processing using openCV, python and sagemath. I do have basic understanding of Machine Learning. In my group, one of my friend is working on open street map and I was thinking of

[OSM-talk] Bug in iD?

A user of the iD editor has added a new way along an existing way, with the two ways sharing the same nodes. In so doing, he has replaced all the nodes of the existing way with new nodes. The old nodes have been deleted. The new nodes are in exactly the same positions as the old nodes. If an old

Re: [OSRM-talk] Debugging map

Hello, Really interesting. Sometime it's scary me about some tagging issue and computed speed ! I think there is an issues with blue and green in scale. Frédéric. Le 16/03/2016 22:42, Daniel Patterson a écrit : Hi all, A little while ago, we added a vector tile plugin to OSRM. Why? S

[OSM-talk] Global high-resolution model of relief

Hi, probably you know that recently NASA has released all SRTM data of elevation with a resolution of 30m. In the ClusterGIS association (http://clustergis.org) we have made a global model of relief of high-resolution (15m/px), in geotiff format. Data can be downloaded from the page http://theea

Re: [OSM-talk] Bug in iD?

@ Dave F Almost all of the work on way 341531911 has been done by the user in question. It has taken me a while to look into the details. I agree that what the user has done, also raises issues of quality and good practice. These issues will need to be discussed with the user. But before start

Re: [OSRM-talk] Debugging map

Hi Frédéric, 1) The speed shown on the map not the original value applied to the , but rather it is the duration of the segment, divided by the length of the segment. OSRM internally uses the duration, but the map is showing speed for convenience. There might be a rounding error in there

Re: [OSM-talk] Bug in iD?

@ Andy Townsend Thank you for the good advice. Fortunately I do speak French. @ all I would be interested to have further views on the replacement of nodes in iD. Adrian ___ talk mailing list talk@openstreetmap.org https://lists.openstreetmap.org/lis

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Re: [OSM-talk] Global high-resolution model of relief

2016-03-16 19:05 GMT+01:00 clustergis : > Data can be downloaded from the page http://theearthsrelief.com with CC > BY license. > is there a way to batch download / ftp or similar? Cheers, Martin ___ talk mailing list talk@openstreetmap.org https://li