. My
copy of JOSM is not loading at the moment, can someone please simply revert
http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/changeset/17471395 or me and I'll put the
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Potlatch 2 WAS selected as the personal default yesterday as opposed to
the the 'default P2' which has now changed to 'default id' and to which
my account had been switched today! Our personal choices should not have
been changed when
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My last change set http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/changeset/17471395 has
messed up http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/way/83270098 ! The only change I
made to the site outline was to tidy the right hand diagonal boundary against
the new imagery where two new buildings
then
'road' just seems too grand a title for a track.
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element is selected to move!
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did not have as posh a ring, but I
of cause though it has a duff number and the Police became involved. SO lets
stick to numbers ...
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Personally I still think of 0207 as Inner London and 0208 as Outer London, but
moving the 7/8 as part of the exchange sort of makes sense these days.
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London :)
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room may be tagged as 'licensed for weddings' or just
receptions ... where do you stop :)
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want to move the whole way especially
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of the world. An alternative to
Facebook might be nice, but we probably have to live with the forums that work
in other areas of the world.
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I've given it another try, but the style sheet is definitely not to my liking
when working on data around here. I prefer the cleaner style of P2.
http://lsces.co.uk/fisheye/view.php?gallery_id=78 to try and explain what I'm
talking about ...
This was the best contrast I
and that would be an
improvement ... with the nice coloured icons ... it makes picking up a group of
similar node flags a lot easier!
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NO ... I'm not finding this an improvement ... P2 has it's faults, but at least
it IS usable for the quick editing. Id needs you to know a lot more already to
be able to add the sort of simple stuff a novice user will be looking at first
:( Add the P2 menus in place
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people seem to think that all these nice new wizbangs are progress such as that
informationless curved pallet
Me again ...
*NOW* I'm getting icons on the curved pallet!
That was blank while I was playing earlier ... did I just happen to hit
something to enable them?
Only
for an 'expert' switch to
disable them selectively, but that would be something I'd probably leave off.
Often the warning is a prompt to cross check what one is doing.
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and how they affect 'old timers'. One gets used to a way
of working and when something changes. On other projects we do at least get a
crib sheet on how do do things 'the new way' and -that- needs to be addressed
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editor at the right location, where
they can join OSM and make updates
They are being signed up directly to OSM ...
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be already
available data? What am I missing here :) All of the searches I've pulled up
appear in the base map. Foursquare are the sort of third party use that
dovetails in nicely - not that I actually use it ...
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we promote this process with the likes of foursquare, then the primary POI will
be clean OSM data? It does not matter where in the world you are ...
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data into the
UK would hit a substantial number of existing locations? In other countries this
may not be the case and may be worth the exercise if more detailed material is
not otherwise available?
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'colourstrap' to get full colour icons back on a
project that has decided that 'bootstrap' is the bees knees. Those black icons
do grate next to a nice full colour map :(
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AJ Ashton wrote:
On Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 11:48 AM, Lester Caine les...@lsces.co.uk
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The point I was trying to make is the fact that when one is supplied a link
one often does not know where in the world it is, especially the encrypted
ones. I asked
hash will address
both of these concerns.
Please try it out: http://hash.apis.dev.openstreetmap.org/
That works reasonably well for me I'm used to seeing that sort of info from
the hover over links on the bottom of the browser, so having it stable is
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, and that would link in with promoting data
capture beyond the 'English speaking' core?
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that takes a valuable resource to sort out ... time ... and it would be nice if
those who made the changes and understand how to do so passed it on so we can
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looking at the problem as a whole?
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is a preference nowadays, not a 'you
will do it this way choice', and adding 'you can use right click' when many
users don't have a mouse just compounds the problem?
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and better publication of the alternatives would seem sensible. Perhaps we
ACTUALLY need a map style selector on the front page rather than a single link
to a particular map tool?
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for location pages and then switching to a router for directions -
now the two are so different that I need to rethink! That is the problem that
this latest change has brought about, and I was unaware it was about to happen :(
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, but will not even display properly on the
android tablet, which is why I was back with yours ... there was a nicely
functional suite of tools ... today some of the cross working is different ...
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an alternative which
matches! Perhaps I do have to switch back to Google :(
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Yohan Boniface wrote:
On 07/22/2013 04:37 PM, Lester Caine wrote:
I've just had a 'complaint' from a web hosting customer who has spotted
the 'new' style and was confused as he was used to simply clicking on
the scale bar for a quick zoom in. Again holding 'shift' down does not
work on his
be helpful to be able to see when changes do cause problems and
if it's a change in the code or some external library?
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say 'here is a
tool - but you should never use it!'
And discussion on a more open platform would also be appreciated rather than on
development platforms that we do not subscribe to because we use different
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that gives SAFE directions on UK motorways! This was the whole reason for my
closer investigation.
Tom
On Sun, Jul 21, 2013 at 11:26 AM, Lester Caine les...@lsces.co.uk
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With the arrival of a 'new' set of controls, and the discussion on front
page, I feel
advantages
and disadvantages ... as well as quite regularly different routes for the same
journey. Which is why I'm looking into running my own engine which I can tailor
to my preferred 'short cuts' ...
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things that I'm naturally used to when
there is no need to FORCE me to change - just put an option to select in!
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missed that this was even being discussed so you are not alone!
And there's no attribution.
It would be nice since the other tile layers have attribution that the osm
sourced tiles had a similar tag if only to educate users!
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of the bartholomew half
inch series but even the ones already available are a start.
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looking
to the evolution of areas over time.
http://lsces.co.uk/wiki/index.php?page=Bartholomew+Cloth
Thanks,
Rob
p.s. We should be able to get this view added to JOSM and other editors with
ease if it is not already there.
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for the map direct and keep
wiki.openstreetmap.org as the documentation front page. http://switch2osm.org/
is actually a cleaner front end at the moment?
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thought should be
used, and which has worked in all the previous steps running osm2pgsql.
Can anybody kick me in the right direction to fix this? I've got osrm routing
running on the machine so something has set up properly.
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kicked in, but 'psql gis' gets me in and I can play with the data, just
generate_tiles.py is giving the
FATAL: Ident authentication failed for user root error
On 10 Jul 2013, at 08:43, Lester Caine les...@lsces.co.uk wrote:
I've been working through all the disjointed
Lester Caine wrote:
Not helping :(
Panic over!
Just needed to re-read the
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Mapnik#Authentication_failure note ...
I'd missed that the xml file was generated without a -user setting ;)
Up to level 9 already ...
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Tom Hughes wrote:
On 10/07/13 09:24, Lester Caine wrote:
Not helping :(
I used
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/PostGIS/Installation#openSUSE_11.2 to
set up, and
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Mapnik#Authentication_failure kicked
in, but 'psql gis' gets me in and I can play with the data
Anybody got an 'optimal' bbox setting for the UK and Ireland including the
Scottish Isles. I'm running (-14.5, 49, 3, 61) but I'm sure that the -14.5 is
overkill?
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to opengastromap.de to get proper restaurant information (unfortunately
Germany only)
It just is less userfriendly than having it all on one site.
But a local 'portal' which provides all your locally enhanced feeds could get
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, better integrating osm.org with third
party sites) rather than building our very own corporate behemoth?
The short version of what I said
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to ensure that the various routing options do have the best
data to provide 'safe' information?
There are a couple of other items on the todo list, but I have the material to
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the problem is simply one of identifying who is making the mistakes?
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where in the world you are, especially if working from a random link. I think I
am looking for a 'location' box which also lists local websites and other
versions of the database? I'd include a link to an appropriate routing site as
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covering the Isle of Man on it's own. The old
maps need a little tweek to align them better with OSM, and then these views can
be added to the timeline.
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exactly to support this type of data ;)
But it looks a little empty at presnet :(
http://www.openhistoricalmap.org/
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still to be resolved is how to link between current data
which may have 'start_date' relevant to a search, and data which has expired
from the current map ...
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running the tomtom which
correctly reports the lane to be using.
Next step on my part is to see if I can get Locus to select a private OSRM
server in place of the default one. I have my local server working and I can get
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to identify IF 'X' should be adopted as a default? That discussion should
take place here?
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the pressure to change for spurious
reasons without having OPEN projects like OSM making the same demands :(
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Kevin Peat wrote:
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And some of us find the conditions G$ put on chrome is a reason NOT to have
anything to do with it. It's bad enough the pressure to change for spurious
reasons without having
, but it is available information.
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.3Dabandoned.__2Fdismantled.3F
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Talk:Railways#railway:historic.3Dxxx_or_former:railway.3Dxxx_in_place_of_railway.3Dabandoned.2Fdismantled.3F
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way around a new editor when one is used to the idiosyncrasies of the existing
one is just going to mean I don't bother pushing quick fixes at all ...
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all these EXTRA tags are unnecessary
if the base standard is followed properly. I should not have to look at
secondary tags to find that an area is not actually 'landuse', but rather
'natural'. You should be able to identify managed and unmanaged areas from the
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but in reality the distinction IS important even if it's
use is not being applied properly. So what checks are you making that there is
not such a distinction between the areas that you arbitrarily changing?
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as in your example ( both links are the
same ) ... I'd prefer to see one of the tee to hole tracks which is a little
easier to view, that is if it's rendered ;)
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for the base map.
I'm not a golfer - but I can see the advantage of hints when new to a course.
I've copied to list as I think this is part of the general discussion to get an
approved tagging page.
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on the
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'edit' the demo area to see the things that are not displayed.
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storage solution while things are discussed further.
But ideally this needs to be stored in a 'library' location? Or do the
photographs need to be stored once scanned and indexed?
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not normally
have it's drive shown, but where it may have public access to walk down, 'track'
seems less formal?
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I suppose in reality that the raw data is something that is difficult to check,
but I'm a little surprised there has not been more activity relating to the
wiki. Perhaps it's a sign that all users are being responsible.
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that the OSMF does ;)
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Simon Poole wrote:
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OK - there is an 'official procedure' for dealing with copyright
infringement documented on
http://www.osmfoundation.org/wiki/License/Takedown_procedure through
which even 'Cease and Desist' should be handled? It is normal practice
in any other discussion? Certainly there is
nothing that needs money spending on it ...
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of the comparison tools when looking at
differences between versions of a file or changeset. But it would be nice to see
a graphical 'diff' between version of object history in OSM ...
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the right time for any 'new' development to appear is when
the diggers move in and start work. At that point it becomes useful to see what
is going on from existing routes? Anything else is just 'speculation'.
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Richard Fairhurst wrote:
Kate Chapman wrote:
Does anyone have suggestions or a preference?
OpenStreetMap says it all.
As in Hi. We're OpenStreetMap. You may have heard of us.
I'd second that ... does not need any more
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, but the available tags
are currently providing that quite well. My own fine detail work is looking
similar to yours ...
http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=52.04891lon=-1.85708zoom=17layers=M
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http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=52.04697lon=-1.857193zoom=18layers=C
has a gap between the Leamington Road and the roundabout. These exist on the
other views and I can't see anything wrong. Any thoughts on why they are missing
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images anyway but Google still returns those years after they ceased to exist.
We can then provide up to date data but we are not allowed to say 'Wrong on
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we are talking about comes under the same banner ... end of story. If
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not their property
as they have copied it from other peoples sites anyway?
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that
information in another website might well make us liable for prosecution, where
Google just ignore the problem?
I'll carry on looking at Streetview and filling in bits on OSM that Streetview
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Floris Looijesteijn wrote:
On Mon, Nov 5, 2012 at 9:31 AM, Lester Caine les...@lsces.co.uk
mailto:les...@lsces.co.uk wrote:
Sorry, but in this case how the would they know if someone had cross
checked something against Streetview? There is NO need to make any mention
Floris Looijesteijn wrote:
On Mon, Nov 5, 2012 at 2:04 PM, Lester Caine les...@lsces.co.uk
mailto:les...@lsces.co.uk wrote:
Only if they can prove that anonymous activity on one is directly related to
some identified activity on the other at an unrelated time ... I am sure a
court
at the moment ... There is an 'Easter Egg' list somewhere
isn't there? The important point here is I do NOT use information viewed on
Streetview if it is my ONLY source! I DO use it to establish any discrepancies
... I am looking for the Easter Eggs :)
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datasets that should be made openly
available.
I haven't had a reply to my own request re the NSG and NLPG stuff, but
presumably there were a substantial number of requests for the same data!
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? Until there are actual targets,
anything in the general area can be useful.
SO listing 'exact match' then any possible secondary hits is a good starting
point?
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source.
What gets a little confusing is that the results will only contain the full
postcode if it's been added to an address, otherwise you may get results from
several postcodes in highly populated areas. Once the data is transferred to
addresses, only those addresses appear.
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be placed the right physical distance from any road
that they link to with the correct link to the main way.
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as intended, but on the
whole I don't think the data does anything to improve OSM :(
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and produce a
static DB of contributors from than (see Pascal Neis hdyc service) it
would be a bit more tricky to keep it up date automatically but
completely doable if you want to undertake the effort, more power to you.
And half an hour latter the basis for that is on line - Thanks Ilya
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