Use example
steps
1 Georeference with Falcon View Free using Georect, a free image and mapsource
this generate a geotiff + twf
2 download a shape from geofabrik.de for use in QGIS
3 draw lines in qgis as GPX file
4 upload gpx or osm with viking or JOSM
results
On Sun, 04 Apr 2010 19:39:31 +0200, Frederik Ramm wrote:
QGIS is great for *processing* OSM data.
I view it more as a tool for users than a tool for contributors.
Hi Frederik,
could you please give some examples how users process OSM data with QGIS?
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http://mapserver.sk/~wonder/qgis/osmplugin_user_guide_draft.pdf
I saw this pdf showing possibility of using osm data with real GIS
software.
But what is (if any) advantage using qgis?
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I use qgis for :
The rtools package that does intersections, difference and buffering of data,
the raster contour plugin for creating ways from images,
converting and working with shapefiles and all types of raster formats
graphically,
and alot of other nice tools
qgis is great.
mike
On Sun,
Hi,
Valent Turkovic wrote:
http://mapserver.sk/~wonder/qgis/osmplugin_user_guide_draft.pdf
I saw this pdf showing possibility of using osm data with real GIS
software.
But what is (if any) advantage using qgis?
Advantage compared to what?
Bye
Frederik
On Sun, 04 Apr 2010 13:51:02 +0200, Frederik Ramm wrote:
Advantage compared to what?
JOSM and Potlach.
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Hi,
Valent Turkovic wrote:
Advantage compared to what?
JOSM and Potlach.
Then the answer is no. Except for some specialist uses (e.g. for certain
import or automated processing scenarios), I would not recommend to use
QGIS to edit OSM data. However, QGIS is great for *processing* OSM data.
On Sun, Apr 4, 2010 at 7:39 PM, Frederik Ramm frede...@remote.org wrote:
Then the answer is no. Except for some specialist uses (e.g. for certain
import or automated processing scenarios), I would not recommend to use
QGIS to edit OSM data. However, QGIS is great for *processing* OSM data.
I
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