Hi
I've downloaded some data to JOSM but the data is squashed in appearance in the
north-south direction. It causes inaccuracies when I map.
For instance i drew a rectangle at about 45 degrees, but when it showed in
mapnik it looked like a parallelogram.
I've downloaded the latest Java JOSM.
Use Potlach ;-)
Jack
On Sep 15, 2009 7:22 PM, d f fac63te...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi
I've downloaded some data to JOSM but the data is squashed in appearance in
the north-south direction. It causes inaccuracies when I map.
For instance i drew a rectangle at about 45 degrees, but when it showed in
Use Mercator projection. But be careful. I think you have to use WGS84 for
tracing over aerial imagery.
Blaž
On Tuesday 15 September 2009 20:18:57 d f wrote:
Hi
I've downloaded some data to JOSM but the data is squashed in appearance in
the north-south direction. It causes inaccuracies
On Tuesday 15 September 2009, Blaž Lorger wrote:
Use Mercator projection. But be careful. I think you have to use WGS84 for
tracing over aerial imagery.
WGS84 is a datum* not a projection. A datum maps points around the earth to
lat/lon. A projection maps lat/lon points to the screen/paper
El Martes, 15 de Septiembre de 2009, Robert Scott escribió:
On Tuesday 15 September 2009, Blaž Lorger wrote:
Use Mercator projection. But be careful. I think you have to use WGS84
for tracing over aerial imagery.
WGS84 is a datum* not a projection. A datum maps points around the earth to
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