On 26 Jan 2009, at 14:07, Greg Troxel wrote:
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> Russ Nelson writes:
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>> to the dedicated user. If somebody has edited it, then it belongs to
>> them now, and won't be touched. Then, we should rely on maplint to
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> I should set up JOSM, but potlatch doesn't seem to show the last
> writer
Russ Nelson writes:
> On Jan 25, 2009, at 7:17 AM, Greg Troxel wrote:
>> So I think this is really 3-way merge
>> process, and there needs to be something that looks at each item in
>> the
>> new dump, finds any previous import, and checks if it has been
>> modified.
> Bulk imports should a
Hi
Sam wrote:
> Correction:
> for step 8, the correct word is MERGE (not purge).
> -unfortunatly, the only program that can do this is ArchGIS (i think)
> -is there any opensource equivelant that can do this?
uDig has a light weight conflation tool:
http://udig.refractions.net/gallery/lineclean
Correction:
for step 8, the correct word is MERGE (not purge).
Meaning where we can merge our address book with hotmail when we
import a new csv file, the system checks for similar values; like
names; like address; like phone number.
So in this case; its the long/lat coordinates that it would chec
On Jan 25, 2009, at 7:17 AM, Greg Troxel wrote:
> So I think this is really 3-way merge
> process, and there needs to be something that looks at each item in
> the
> new dump, finds any previous import, and checks if it has been
> modified.
Bulk imports should always be done under a user dedi
For government/bulk imports -where we know that updates are available;
how is it dealt with?
I was just thinking about this; there is a lot of MassGIS data now, and
some of it is wrong (wrong location, streets that don't actually exist),
although 99.8% of it seems very good. I've edited clas
Thanks, ya your right :)
The show went good (IMO) as the question is now more apparent.
For government/bulk imports -where we know that updates are available;
how is it dealt with?
The solution is this IMO:
1- take the latest OSM Data, as a file; the exact size area of the
shape file to be impo
I dunno about Iceland, but you're right about France, it is the
official land registry map that we got access to.
Yann
Le 24 janv. 09 à 23:30, Thomas Wood a écrit :
> 2009/1/24 Sam Vekemans :
>> In light of France getting the OK for post codes; Canada might also,
>> so there needs to be a way
2009/1/24 Sam Vekemans :
> In light of France getting the OK for post codes; Canada might also,
> so there needs to be a way to accomidate it. We should be able to
> update the geobase import talk page & post the unanswered questions.
I thought it was Iceland with the postcodes, but France with th
Hi all,
if you happen to be around at 2pm PST i'll be hosting a show on uStream.tv
Todays topic is about the GeoBase NID, we had some discussion on the
talk-ca list, so its worth reviewing.
(i cc'd to main talk list, as ideas are welcome from everywhere)
In light of France getting the OK for post
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