I see that Maning has already replied, but I would like to emphasise
that the Philippine OSM community is a very mature example of informal
but cohesive collaborative work at a national and regional level with a
long history of working with other organisations, such as universities
and local
Hi y'all,
Putting on record that I was part of those who requested FB to
generate road detection for the Philippines there are a few more
people involved.
I defer to these individuals if they want to put forward their names.
While I agree that a few people does not necessarily represent the
Hi Eugene,
Eugene Alvin Villar schrieb:
> Unfortunately, I cannot provide you with a link since we communicated with
> Facebook's OSM team privately. This is completely our own initiative and
> was not initiated from Facebook's side.
who is this "we"/"our", how many people were directly involved
Hi Marc,
On Sat, Aug 10, 2019 at 7:36 PM marc marc wrote:
> could you share a link that shows that it is the local community that
> solicited facebook as the wiki page claims and not facebook that invents
> a collaboration to "whashing" their wishs ? given the frequent issues
> (about both the
Hi Frederik,
On Sat, Aug 10, 2019 at 5:55 PM Frederik Ramm wrote:
> do I understand correctly that you and your local partners aim to
> recruit new mappers to OSM, who will not learn the "old fashioned"
> workflow of tracing stuff from imagery by hand, but be mainly taught to
> work with
Hello,
> The community of OSM mappers in the Philippines
could you share a link that shows that it is the local community that
solicited facebook as the wiki page claims and not facebook that invents
a collaboration to "whashing" their wishs ? given the frequent issues
(about both the
Eugene,
do I understand correctly that you and your local partners aim to
recruit new mappers to OSM, who will not learn the "old fashioned"
workflow of tracing stuff from imagery by hand, but be mainly taught to
work with pre-processed Facebook road data?
How will you ensure that your partners
Hello!
The community of OSM mappers in the Philippines are pleased to announce an
initiative to use AI or machine learning (ML)-derived data to help improve
the coverage of OpenStreetMap in the Philippines and we are calling it
Tabang-AI. This is word play on the Cebuano word *tábangay* which
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