Simon,
I note in [1] that there are now three applications to the Local Chapter
Agreement [2] and these are being processed now.
In light of the current discussions on transparency and holding the board
to account, can I ask whether it possible to disclose these just in case
there are any other
Kate Chapman wrote:
What would you like the board to do to recognize the work of the
volunteers?
Hi Kate,
Personally I don't want a pat on the back, but I would like to more
prominently see the OSMF board actively supporting the community.
For example, In my view we are long overdue some
Hi,
Just to flag it up here: If you want to stand for election to the OSM
Foundation board you don't have long to nominate yourself.
http://wiki.osm.org/wiki/Foundation/AGM14/Election_to_Board
As you know a lot of the work is picked up by the working groups rather
than the board so there is
On 27 August 2014 17:47, Edward Betts edward at 4angle.com wrote:
I'd like to annotate these 70k objects in OSM with a Wikidata tag
automatically.
Can we now move forward with this?
Yes please :-)
I'll admit to losing track of the thread. Last thing I recall Edward was
working on some
Meant to send that to list.
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On 17 Oct 2014 00:59, Paul Johnson ba...@ursamundi.org wrote:
Crud, I guess Tulsa's out...
Nowhere is rules out. At this stage we're seeking proposals. From my
experience with organising SOTM 2013, I would say that the
As pointed out the access tags work as a hierarchy with more specific modes
of transport overruling the less specific forms. There's a nice diagram on
the German version of the access page:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/File:Access_hierarchy_simple2.png
(Note that it only shows a small
Hi list members,
State of the Map conferences are a great way to bring the community
together, reach out to new members and promote innovation. I am delighted
to see that the OpenStreetMap Foundation have committed to continuing State
of the Map in 2015.
The OSMF annual SOTM complements local
Hi All,
NLS have been a keen contributor to OpenStreetMap and continue to provide
historic maps for use in both OpenStreetMap and OpenHistoricMap. Their most
recent updates include 1:1,250 scale covering central London and Edinburgh
(1940s-60s) which include house numbers, and 1:10,560 maps for
* Ways disappear on the map (they don't get a pin: zoom in on the map to
see two hidden toilets).
This was a problem we had with the Mappa Mercia pub example. Turned out
overpass can export centre points and following an update to uMap we posted
a new guide:
What's everyone's plans for food? Do we know if the place does food / there
is somewhere nearby? If no then, not a problem, I'll just grab something
before meeting.
See you later
Rob
On 1 October 2014 09:48, Andy Robinson ajrli...@gmail.com wrote:
A few suggestions:
The new building on the
On 24 September 2014 11:46, Andy Robinson ajrli...@gmail.com wrote:
Comments?
Wow, that looks great. The light blue is tricky to see, but otherwise this
looks fantastic :-) How long did it take you?
I need to restart my attempt to add the Warwickshire data. Seeing this
should keep me
Hi all,
Back in January/February of this year parts of Somerset, UK were flooded.
This data was added to OpenStreetMap. Today a diary post on OpenStreetMap
pointed me to a map rendering (MapSurfer). The map still shows the flooded
area despite the fact that the waters have now retreated and the
Hi all,
I've see an increased use of block paving as a road surface on new housing
developments. Example image:
http://cms.esi.info/Media/productImages/38030_1338993270237_PF.jpg
How are people tagging these? At first I wondered about the
highway=living_street tag but the wiki page suggests
Hi Fred,
The question of notability rules in Wikidata also crossed my mind.
At this stage we are asking the question is it worth linking existing OSM
data to existing wikidata via an automated process? The key word here is
automated - we are already manually adding the tags (20k so far) to OSM.
Hi All,
Lets just step back and reflect on this for a minute. I have reviewed the
replies on this mailing list and there are a mixture of supportive
comments, a few negatives and the remainder may suggest something but are
neither negative or positive.
Lets look at the issues raised:
1. Licence
Simon,
My understanding is that this is only looking at a very small subset of
wikidata (based on a list of wikipedia categories). As such an API would
only give you a partial view (70k) objects. We want to match as much as
possible and therefore people will continue adding wikidata tags to OSM
Yeah I was thinking the same when I drove to work this morning. Shouldnt
make a habit of it though :-p
I'll put a tweet out.
On 22 Aug 2014 15:06, Matthijs Melissen i...@matthijsmelissen.nl wrote:
As two of us are only available on 28 August and not on 4 September, I
have decided to go ahead
Hi Matthijs,
Who else can't make September 4th in Coventry? I don't mind moving the date
but only if it's causing a lot of problems and we know that the new date
will be more popular.
Regards,
Rob
On 15 August 2014 22:10, Matthijs Melissen i...@matthijsmelissen.nl wrote:
Dear all,
It turns
References beginning with three or more letters or containing a semicolon:
Hi Andrew,
Any with FP or RB in them are public rights of way. We've been mapping
those to the prow_ref= tag.
Best,
Rob
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Some very good tips there RichardF.
Don't be fooled by the siren voices of the wiki. What's in the database
is valid because it's formed by consensus.
To come to the defence of the wiki (yes, there's a lot wrong with it, but
there are also some good people putting in a lot of effort), it's
On 12 August 2014 21:43, Tom Hughes t...@compton.nu wrote:
On 12/08/14 20:18, Rob Nickerson wrote:
Example 2
6, The Hollies,
Birmingham Road,
Town,
...
Hard to say without knowing what The Hollies is exactly, but this is
probably a case that we don't have a good answer
Nice one.
I've added a few OSM Notes of things that caught my attention when checking
with the geofabrik OSM Inspector tool. If you have time to stop by these,
that would be great.
Rob
On 7 August 2014 22:12, Andy Robinson ajrli...@gmail.com wrote:
I wrapped up the remaining main Shenstone
Hi Matthijs,
Spotted the following sign related to your tagging of private roads
discussion the other day. Enjoy :-)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6J5ZA1hu93beGxtSTVGeUR2aFRqQzdaYXNGR0d6WlBhQXFr/edit?usp=sharing
Rob
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Mary,
That was almost a year ago - I'd be surprised if anyone remembers!! In any
case why would you like to know?
Rob
On 10 Aug 2014 05:55, mooney.osm mooney@gmail.com wrote:
I vaguely remember someone asking if there was a spare delegate badge. I
think his name began with a G.
Does
Just a few of my thoughts:
1. Bus routes
Stuart wrote:
I will need to think what to do when a bus turns off halfway along a road
that is mapped as one line
Here in Coventry we have all the bus routes mapped in OSM (splitting the
road as necessary). Check out the render on the Transport layer:
Looks like I'll tackle 3. I need something quick and easy as I don't think
I'll have much time to map :-(
Rob
On 30 July 2014 21:29, Brian Prangle bpran...@gmail.com wrote:
I'll tackle 5 and 8
On 29 July 2014 11:00, Matthijs Melissen i...@matthijsmelissen.nl wrote:
On 29 July 2014 09:33,
What happens if new contributors work out how to use the mapping tools but
don't come across the import guidelines (or for that matter the community,
mailing lists, etc)?
I've just used JOSM to open a shapefile and attempt to upload it (I
obviously didn't upload it). JOSM gave a warning message:
If the answers are Yes/Yes/No, then is there a genuine problem?
Like you, I personally wouldn't have imported this. My main rule is about
maintainability. I'm yet to find a good tool for comparing the original
import (be that from the original file or from OSM) to a new version
provided by the
Hi All,
The Mappa Mercia group holds monthly meetings in the West Midlands on the
first Thursday of every month. This month we will break the rule. Our next
meeting is therefore this Thursday, 31st July in Shenstone, Staffordshire.
Details at:
Dan,
We're using our Birmingham event as a way to target new contributors rather
than the press. Given that we got something on local news and radio during
SOTM, we'd probably struggle to get any more airtime so soon. As you say it
has to be a photogenic event. I'm sure the London group could do
Great work with the press statement.
Can the London group please decide on a venue and update the OSM wiki page.
I want to send out some tweets to UK organisations to invite them to attend
one of the UK events. It would look better if there was an agreed venue for
London.
Cheers,
Rob
p.s. I'm
Hi,
Public footpaths in the United Kingdom have been discussed at length and
are detailed on the wiki:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/UK_public_rights_of_way#Tagging_Access_Provisions
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/UK_access_provisions
In summary, for a Public Footpath:
* tag the
What we really need is people actually editing the Wiki in the first
place and in my opinion the best way to get people to do so would be a
better editor: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor
There's an issue for this on trac [1] but the main problem is that the
extension moved from
In my opinion we should try to keep the different language pages as similar
as possible - that is, they should aim to be just translations of one
another. My reason behind this is that OpenStreetMap is a community and
data project. We need to work together and use common tagging so that
developers
extension moved from requiring mediawiki 1.23 to requiring mediawiki 1.24
which is still in development.
Can't you just use the old version that worked with 1.23?
VisualEditor is still in development. MediaWiki provide an extension so
that non Wikimedia sites can start to use it but as of
Hi Brian,
Thanks. If you pull a list of organisations together then I'll produce a
list of local contributors. Given that google drive worked well for SOTM, I
will share the list there and then people can just tick off who they've
contacted.
Rob
On 23 July 2014 19:43, Brian Prangle
Hi All,
To celebrate OpenStreetMap's 10th anniversary, Mappa Mercia are hosting an
event in Birmingham. Join us between 12noon-2pm (Saturday 9th August), at
the wonderful Six Eight Kafé [1] on Temple Row - a 5 minute walk from
Birmingham New Street railway station (map [2]). We will have cake and
Hi Dave,
Thanks for linking to the talk-gb list. There's some interesting stuff in
there including news that the OS will add major paths to the OS OpenData
Streetview map. The increased access to companies house and land registry
price paid data will make more postcodes available under the Open
to find and and
cental
Regards
Brian
On Tue, Jul 15, 2014 at 11:00 PM, Rob Nickerson rob.j.nicker...@gmail.com
wrote:
I put out a tweet asking for suggested free venues and had a couple of
responses:
Six Eight Kafé on Temple Row (near the Cathedral in the city centre):
http
Hi All,
Our mappa mercia page on the OSM wiki tells me that we have arranged our
August monthly meet up to be a week early (due to the 10th birthday event
on August 9th). It's listed as being Tamworth/Shenston.
Do folks still want to run this event, and if yes where shall we meet?
Rob
p.s. I'm
! Shenstone is quite small, but it has
the advantage that we can map the entire village in one evening.
Tamworth seems to be already quite well-mapped, are there any
particular things we want to map there?
-- Matthijs
On 17 July 2014 21:24, Rob Nickerson rob.j.nicker...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All
I put out a tweet asking for suggested free venues and had a couple of
responses:
Six Eight Kafé on Temple Row (near the Cathedral in the city centre):
http://www.sixeightkafe.co.uk/
https://twitter.com/SixEightKafe/status/489113935363469312
The Anchor in Digbeth
changing the national tags to conform to
the OSM norm?
Rob
On 11 July 2014 21:35, Brian Prangle bpran...@gmail.com wrote:
listed_status=local_grade_B; heritage=6;
heritage_operator=Birmingham_CIty_Council. See tagwatch for other examples
On 9 July 2014 22:08, Rob Nickerson rob.j.nicker
Hi All,
The wiki page on listed_status does not mention locally listed buildings.
How do you currently tag these in your area?
A quick google suggests that Birmingham CC use a grading system (Grade A to
Grade C), whereas in Coventry it is just on the list (that is, there is no
grading).
, but it is an attempt to define a way of tagging listed buildings
(etc.) on a more global basis.
Jerry
On 9 July 2014 21:48, Rob Nickerson rob.j.nicker...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
The wiki page on listed_status does not mention locally listed buildings.
How do you currently tag these in your
Hi John,
The negativity, or least lack of enthusiasm, is partly due to the
complexity of the issue. We'd love to have Highways Agency data as open
data but if the data is based upon Ordnance Survey data this becomes a
quite tricky. Normally you would have the data holder apply for a Exemption
not render, for example I drove
through Uttoxeter with osmand running and the proposed highways make the
map pretty confusing.
Phik (trigpoint )
On Sat Jul 05 2014 17:47:39 GMT+0100 (BST), Rob Nickerson wrote:
Hi John,
The negativity, or least lack of enthusiasm, is partly due
On 5 July 2014 19:20, John Baker rovas...@hotmail.com wrote:
snip
I'll let them them know about the copyright situation (which I was fully
aware from day one was a concern) and there is no real interest from the
OSM community for establishing this.
John,
Please don't tell the Highways
I've had a couple of responses off list. These are:
* Constructing the past
* something with crowd in it?
Thanks, for these good ideas. Any more suggestions?
Rob
On 18 June 2014 21:04, Rob Nickerson rob.j.nicker...@gmail.com wrote:
A few OSM members interested in historic maps are working
the name as things evolve. :-)
Rob
On 19 June 2014 23:13, Clifford Snow cliff...@snowandsnow.us wrote:
Open Historical Map which already has a website www.openhistoricalmap.org
On Wed, Jun 18, 2014 at 1:04 PM, Rob Nickerson rob.j.nicker...@gmail.com
wrote:
A few OSM members interested
A few OSM members interested in historic maps are working on our own
version of the New York Public Library Building Inspector. If you've not
yet tried it out, go take a look - it's a great site:
http://buildinginspector.nypl.org/
So, the core function they are asking contributors to do is to
Archer wrote:
I understood your further post in this manner: you want to take the
Wikipedia link and add with a script or bot the associated Wikidata-ID.
This would add the Wikidata ID Q3038 to both OSM objects place=island and
boundary=administrative of Heligoland because both objects in OSM
To continue your example, there could be St Nicolas's, St Nicolas's
Church Gardens, and St Nicolas's Gift Shop all near each other. Which
one should the wikipedia page St Nicolas's Church match?
Great to see support for the idea. I think it's been a bit of a complex one
that hasn't been grasped
-established and supported by many applications, and support some cases
that aren't supported by the wikidata tag.
2014-06-17 19:06 GMT-03:00 Rob Nickerson rob.j.nicker...@gmail.com:
To continue your example, there could be St Nicolas's, St Nicolas's
Church Gardens
Archer wrote:
I understood your further post in this manner: you want to take the
Wikipedia link and add with a script or bot the associated Wikidata-ID.
This would add the Wikidata ID Q3038 to both OSM objects place=island and
boundary=administrative of Heligoland because both objects in OSM
To continue your example, there could be St Nicolas's, St Nicolas's
Church Gardens, and St Nicolas's Gift Shop all near each other. Which
one should the wikipedia page St Nicolas's Church match?
Great to see support for the idea. I think it's been a bit of a complex one
that hasn't been grasped
-established and supported by many applications, and support some cases
that aren't supported by the wikidata tag.
2014-06-17 19:06 GMT-03:00 Rob Nickerson rob.j.nicker...@gmail.com:
To continue your example, there could be St Nicolas's, St Nicolas's
Church Gardens
Great work :-)
It's wonderful to see all the activity on the mapnik-carto rendering rules
and justifies the time spent rewriting the code to Carto. A big thank you
to Andy Allan for kicking that off. His just-do-it approach was exactly
what was needed at the time. I found out at SOTM just how
I don't suppose one way or the other, that's why I was asking how you
proposed to measure it.
Tom
How do we measure the success of any tag in OSM? Some thoughts:
- Other users start to contribute using the same tag
- Our data consumers start making use of the tag
- The tag is given
What would you consider a demonstration of success exactly?
Tom
Tom,
Measuring the success of a bot can be done in the same way that the success
is measured in a statistical model; Type I and Type II errors. So for
example, if the test is to attach wikidata tags to churches then:
* A type I
...@compton.nu wrote:
On 08/06/14 21:28, Rob Nickerson wrote:
Measuring the success of a bot can be done in the same way that the
success is measured in a statistical model; Type I and Type II errors.
So for example, if the test is to attach wikidata tags to churches then:
* A type I error would
into the OpenHistoricalMap repo
https://github.com/OpenHistoricalMap/building-inspector as I think that's
the best place for it (not sure why I didn't do that at first, tbh)
cheers,
Tim
On 1 June 2014 18:25, Rob Nickerson rob.j.nicker...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
An update on progress deploying our own
Hi Andy,
Looks great. Don't forget that we have a wiki as part of OpenStreetMap.
There are some really simple tasks that Wikimedia folk could help us with.
For example setting up a bot to fix our ridiculous number of double
redirects:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Special:DoubleRedirects
Brian,
cc: talk-gb-westmidlands
The error message JOSM is giving on Warwickshire Aerial imagery is:
Image couldn't be fetched:
What time? I'm in but need to pop out around 2-3pm
Rob
On 23 May 2014 17:08, Brian Prangle bpran...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everyone
Can I have an indication of who's coming to this event on May 31st? The
WI are laying on lunch. We have the Village Hall with wifi and Mike
Sanderson(local
end up with a gap between
terrace buildings. Help from the GIS community would be great. See the bug
details at https://github.com/NYPL/map-vectorizer/issues/19
Regards,
Rob
On 21 May 2014 22:41, Rob Nickerson rob.j.nicker...@gmail.com wrote:
Good work Tim. It seems we have a lot of people
:57, Rob Nickerson rob.j.nicker...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for you help Tim,
The NYPL code is here:
https://github.com/NYPL/building-inspector/
I'm assuming it's rails as that's mentioned in some of the code
commits, but I don't know any more than that.
Best,
Rob
p.s. The code
I personally put postcodes on buildings as in my two most common use cases
(getting something delivered to my house, and using my GPS to get
somewhere) I have become accustomed to being asked for a house number after
supplying a postcode.
I guess that tagging the street works (although you may
in Ireland and the UK.
http://www.bl.uk/onlinegallery/onlineex/firemaps/fireinsurancemaps.html
I've reached out via Twitter and via email to the Library asking for a
couple of maps for a pilot area to look at.
Cheers,
Tim
On 16 May 2014 19:57, Rob Nickerson rob.j.nicker...@gmail.com
May 2014 21:08, Rob Nickerson rob.j.nicker...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Steven,
Thanks for the offer of help. Yesterday I managed to get the NYPL
vectorizer working (this is the tool that has a first stab at creating
vectors from the map). I did this on a small screenshot of NLS's London
maps. I've
Am 14.05.2014 14:46, schrieb Pieren:
I would suggest to remove the diary feature
completely.
In my opinion that would be a big step in the wrong direction. In fact we
should be expanding the community side of OSM.org as the community should
be at the heart of the project. Things like mailing
version of OSM for a
local personal project, when I looked a few weeks ago Open Historical Map
was down and was never very usable before that. It sounds like from the
WIKI things maybe starting to happen, date slider planned, etc.
regards,
Steven
On Sat, May 10, 2014 at 10:04 PM, Rob
by their level of
funding. This should not be a problem as we can self host the website.
On 3 May 2014 14:15, Rob Nickerson rob.j.nicker...@gmail.com wrote:
The OS National Grid 1:2500 series includes addresses but is only just
coming out of copyright. I have access to a slippy map with a few sheets
All,
Although I have not read up on any database legal cases (and do not have
the time to), I do have some concerns as to the definition of substantial.
My assumption is that insubstantial use means that the ODBL does not apply
(and therefore attribution and share-alike does not apply). If this
Colour IR:-
http://faffy.openstreetmap.org/hampshire-fcir/{zoom}/{x}/{y}.jpg
Height:-
http://faffy.openstreetmap.org/hampshire-height/{zoom}/{x}/{y}.jpg
Cheers
Andy
*From:* SK53 [mailto:sk53@gmail.com]
*Sent:* 09 May 2014 09:38
*To:* Rob Nickerson
*Cc:* Talk-GB
*Subject:* Re: [Talk
Hi All,
Hampshire County Council have now put their 2013 aerial imagery (plus
height data and near infrared data) up online under the Open Gov Licence:
http://protohub.net/hampshire-publishes-aerial-photography-as-opendata-finally/
From a earlier article it seems like this is capture at 12.5cm
to be
out-of-bounds
Jerry
On 6 May 2014 22:17, Rob Nickerson rob.j.nicker...@gmail.com wrote:
Correction: I don't mean OS Country series (that seems to be older and
probably now out of copyright). What I really mean is OS National Grid
1:2500 series, which can be seen at:
http
Correction: I don't mean OS Country series (that seems to be older and
probably now out of copyright). What I really mean is OS National Grid
1:2500 series, which can be seen at:
http://maps.warwickshire.gov.uk/historical/
Rob
On 3 May 2014 14:15, Rob Nickerson rob.j.nicker...@gmail.com wrote
trying the Building Inspector
with this dataset.
I wonder if there's anyone from the NLS on list?
On 1 May 2014 19:11, Rob Nickerson rob.j.nicker...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, all Open. It's great.
In terms of how we could use it here in the UK, the best data I can think
of is the OS Town
I'm going to try my best to pop over. I've not decided whether I'm going to
come straight from work and fit some mapping in before, or whether I'll pop
along later (it's been a busy couple of weeks).
Any suggestions of areas that need some attention?
On 30 April 2014 20:37, Brian Prangle
Hi All,
We have two meeting in May in the Midlands region. The first is our regular
first Thursday of the month social (that's this Thursday,1st May) at
Stourbridge.
The second is a mapping day on Saturday 31st May in Tysoe. We were invited
to Tysoe, a rural parish situated between
Hi Brian,
So they are saying that the Crown Copyright statement applied to an earlier
version and they acknowledge that they can remove it if they want now that
they have switched to using OS OpenData. But... they want to wait until the
proper consultation period and when their data quality will
Hi Gonzalo, Henk,
Thanks for the update. Having helped organise last year I had no doubt that
SOTM 2014 would be going ahead - the OSMF, Henk and the SOTM Working Group
are all behind it.
Let me know if you need help with anything (announcements, blogging,
tweeting or something that I can do
The OSMF key functions are available online [1] and they're very bare bones
- the OSMF is hands off*. The two biggest points that relate to SOTM are:
- Provides a vehicle for fund-raising to support the project. The
foundation can accept donations for the OpenStreetMap Project and allocate
SOTM EU and US, combined with the OSMF focus on being more of a
theoretical body have reduced the profit and motivation in doing a SOTM to
approximately zero. I hope it still happens, but I'd be surprised.
It might be better to run a SOTM South America, or something.
Steve
OSMF organised
. The conference was in early September.
Based on these dates (if you add two months to each to reflect that SOTM is
two months later) we are still ahead of last years schedule.
Regards,
Rob
On 4 April 2014 22:59, Rob Nickerson rob.j.nicker...@gmail.com wrote:
SOTM EU and US, combined
Hi All,
I thought I'd have a go at creating an app! As I wasn't able to make it
over to Birmingham on Thursday I used the time to get Version 1 up and
running.
It's very basic (showing OSM notes when given a set of coordinates and
radius) but it has all the components that you would need to
Wow, great stuff.
Is there any live videos / webcasting for those folks who couldn't attend?
Regards,
Rob
p.s. I'll be following the tweets on behalf of the Mappa Mercia (Birmingham
and surrounding area, UK) team.
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No worries. Glad that I could help.
I also spotted that there are some PMSA:ref tags that you may also want to
change:
http://taginfo.openstreetmap.org.uk/search?q=pmsa
Rob
On 3 April 2014 00:05, Andy Mabbett a...@pigsonthewing.org.uk wrote:
On 2 April 2014 23:46, Rob Nickerson rob.j.nicker
-- Andy Mabbett wrote: --
I gave the requested talk yesterday.
During preparatory discussions, it turned out that, while hosted by
IBM, the audience was a W3C working group, Data on the web best
practice. As such, the interest was no so much trees or gas pipes,
but the use of URIs (particularly
-- Andy Mabbett wrote: --
I gave the requested talk yesterday.
During preparatory discussions, it turned out that, while hosted by
IBM, the audience was a W3C working group, Data on the web best
practice. As such, the interest was no so much trees or gas pipes,
but the use of URIs (particularly
Hi Erick,
I'm not sure what you mean - can you please tell me what you are referring
to.
If you mean the template for places on the OpenStreetMap wik, such as as
shown on the right hand side of the London page (
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/London ) then you can edit the template
at
I wouldn't get too excited about that EU directive. I've read it twice now
and both times I came to the conclusion that (at least for the UK) address
data will NOT suddenly become available to OSM. For example the directive
still allows for Charging and the use of Licences.
The directive [1]
There was a question about bus routes/route relations just the other day.
See my reply* at:
https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk/2014-March/069413.html
Using Overpass API you can extract a line for a bus route relation. By
default you line is made up of all the roads that form part of
Enjoy! And thanks to Jonathan Bennett.
https://blog.openstreetmap.org/2014/03/26/document-freedom-day/
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I say we should aim to meet up with some of the other local groups. I've
cc'd Jerry as he's doing a good job of announcing upcoming Nottingham meets
at the moment.
August 9th is a Saturday so we can make the most of the day (rather than
trying to squeeze travel and the meeting into an evening).
Confused. Are the maps suggesting that any road within the area that is not
otherwise coloured will become 20 mph?
Of interest those maps are Ordnance Survey's StreetView product, which is
one of the products that is available under OS OpenData licence and we can
use it in OpenStreetMap. This
Hi All,
Wednesday is Document Freedom Day 2014 - and this year the work of all
OpenStreetMap contributors was recognised by Free Software Foundation
Europe (FSFE) my means of the Document Freedom Day Award 2014.
The award was presented on Saturday in Birmingham, England at an event
attended by
Hi All,
Wednesday is Document Freedom Day 2014 - and this year the work of all
OpenStreetMap contributors was recognised by Free Software Foundation
Europe (FSFE) my means of the Document Freedom Day Award 2014.
The award was presented on Saturday in Birmingham, England at an event
attended by
Hi all,
Now that the dust has settled after the relaunch of mappa-mercia.org we'd
now like to invite you to join us as a guest blogger and/or twitterer.
Writing a blog post on mappa-mercia.org is very simple as the editor gives
you all the buttons you are used to in MS Word/other word
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