Re: [OSM-talk] Survey for people with color vision deficiencies about the street classes in OSM's Mapnik style

Sorry for the super late reply. Actually I am not too convinced about proposing the color scheme, the test results were good overall but not as perfect as I hoped. Plus the colors are quite strong compared to other things in the style (see below). It would have been better to vary more than the

Re: [OSM-talk] Survey for people with color vision deficiencies about the street classes in OSM's Mapnik style

Is there a way to see the proposed colour changes for someone who isn't colour blind and can't take the test? Ben On Sunday 07 October 2012 15:54:02 johannes.kroe...@hcu-hamburg.de wrote: > Hi there, > > I am a geomatics student currently working on my bachelor thesis (in > Germany, not sure

Re: [OSM-talk] Survey for people with color vision deficiencies about the street classes in OSM's Mapnik style

Hi Johannes, Please list your project on the wiki Research page. When you finish, if possible please add a link to the paper or information, or at least update the details(I expect the name and maybe description will change). http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Research I don't know if my project

Re: [OSM-talk] Survey for people with color vision deficiencies about the street classes in OSM's Mapnik style

Hi Johannes, Thank you for doing this - I look forward to seeing the results. Colour vision is one of my interests, as I have a lot of trouble with distinguishing colours, and I have been meaning to make a service to filter map tiles through a colour vision simulation...but I have never got around

[OSM-talk] Survey for people with color vision deficiencies about the street classes in OSM's Mapnik style

Hi there, I am a geomatics student currently working on my bachelor thesis (in Germany, not sure how that compares to a bachelor elsewhere). It's about map design for people with color vision deficiency (color vision impairment, colorblindness, etc). After wanting to analyse the whole osm.org M