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'documentary' tags, it's just the name tag
which is contentious here.
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the years, some stores
may still be in an older livery, and in my book even the capitalization
is important in that!
Flag them for checking - yes - change them without any reference to the
site - no.
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unreadable stuff against the somewhat better older style.
Your example is even worse than all the ones I've been looking at,
probably because most of them are now unreadable on my smartphone! And
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as the tile joints don't quite match, pulling the overlay a touch would
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, the origin is
still accurate and relevant on the ground.
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' if these ARE in the city of
London, or just part of the 'county' of Metropolitan London?
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... It has signposts on the ground
directing you to the town centre! Just as has been pointed out on a
number of other 'towns' in proximity to London. We map the real
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any reference to the on the ground situation ...
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, and unless someone else gets there first I will revert
the Hayes one in line with the one the ground situation ... just can't
get JOSM running here at the moment :(
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wanted to build. I had
to dig down and show that we were clear of that drain ... except it was
6' further over ... right under the corner of the garage. So now there
is a wooden porch which can be taken down if they need access. Bottom
line - even the OS maps can't be taken as accurate!
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that is simply missing or incorrect on google can be replaced
with much more accurate local views :) Certainly the paths and access to
the navigable sections of canals and rivers around here are currently
totally blank on the google version.
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I suppose we could hook the black waste direct into the bio-digester ;)
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sure just what is a suitable alternative to correctly tag the facilities
I've got survey notes on for our local caravan sites ... what would have
been legal as an elsan_point in the past would probably be shut down by
the local council today anyway!
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On 25/04/15 21:09, Bryce Nesbitt wrote:
On Sat, Apr 25, 2015 at 12:28 PM, Lester Caine les...@lsces.co.uk
mailto:les...@lsces.co.uk wrote:
Bryce ... you still have to make the case for 'special cases'. There is
no reason to have two tags for many of these amenities.
That's
page
is now in French, German, English and Russian.
'dump' just sounds wrong ... disposal would be better, but
effluent_disposal_point is I think a little more generic. sanitary is
more generally related to female related disposal.
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at the outset to
help mappers outwith the British Isles, but the current suggestion
really doesnt help either.
I knew I'd seen disposal used for chemical toilets ...
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there does not seem to be anything actually documented for this type of
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Mobile catering is NOT the sort of greasy_spoon we are talking about.
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On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 3:05 PM, Lester Caine les...@lsces.co.uk
mailto:les...@lsces.co.uk wrote:
tag - disposal_point
Values
pump_out:grey (No sewage)
pump_out:black(Contains Sewage)
pump_out:bilge(May
On 03/04/15 14:38, pmailkeey . wrote:
OSM's actually global, Brian.
And other countries handle their area of the map with a lot more active
support. All we are talking about here is UK data on the UK list.
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, London Borough of Bromley, London,
Greater London. While GeoNames has an entry for Hayes, Bromley, OSM it
seems does not?
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property in the UK
http://www.iahub.net/docs/1398672866952.pdf
This is used by every UK council to provide the data free of charge, but
we are not then allowed to use it freely :(
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OSM does not need to duplicate all of the publically available data, but
an agreed standard for accessing secondary levels is still lacking?
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have any satellites
in Cambridge? The current documented sytle works and should perhaps be
documented as the general standard?
( And PLEASE trim everything if you must top post ... even on a mobile
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'university, country' you see a
list of entities with a single entry per, but because it's not 'physical
map information' it's not acceptable to some :(
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a sense of it being right. (And
in any group of 10 mappers, there seem to be 11 opinions as to what is
right, concensus is very hard to achieve).
Only 11 :)
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for a particular department. A couple of my regular haunts
have just completed a re-signing exercise to help identification of
departments on a number of levels.
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' icon at a macro level, and switch to icons for
the collages at a suitable scale. That data in the map can then be
cross-referenced from the master objects ... and be highlighted when a
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. There are safe and accessible footpaths bypassing the major
trunk roads, but currently the trunk routes - which have no footpaths
are still provided by the routing software :(
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What is the best way of cloning the existing style setup for a UK tile
server?
I'm snowed under with pigging M$ crap on three sites so have not had
time to refresh my earlier copy of the software.
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Adding a new rendering stack is secondary and does not need to be
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After working through a few little nuances on SUSE linux I finally have
tilemill running. It's giving me level 1 and 2 from the shape files and
the loading of the style now completes without any errors. I can see it
remotely although there is still
level tiles ... how do I
access them via port 20008 ... only seeing 'Not Found' which
reassuringly nginx is also returning for the /tile/ access ...
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On 09/08/15 12:59, ajt1...@gmail.com wrote:
On 08/08/2015 23:24, Matthijs Melissen wrote:
On 8 August 2015 at 22:55, Lester Caine les...@lsces.co.uk wrote:
What is the best way of cloning the existing style setup for a UK tile
server?
Some useful resources:
https://switch2osm.org/serving
On 09/08/15 14:17, Lester Caine wrote:
On 09/08/15 12:59, ajt1...@gmail.com wrote:
On 08/08/2015 23:24, Matthijs Melissen wrote:
On 8 August 2015 at 22:55, Lester Caine les...@lsces.co.uk wrote:
What is the best way of cloning the existing style setup for a UK tile
server?
Some useful
anybody point me
to a crib sheet that fills in the gaps in the openstreetmap-carto setup
notes. Obviously where I would like to get to is a setup where I can
identify which icon sets and colour elements go with what ...
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Where should I bee looking next?
Why is everything so difficult. I've HAD OSRM working on SUSE12.3 and
13.1, but all the lua stuff is broken again on 13.2!
I managed to use lua5.1 on the 13.1 build, but only by killing lua5.2
... If I do that on 13.2 it's
On 09/08/15 23:29, Lester Caine wrote:
OK Have a working osmosis/replication setup which is currently running
an hourly sync of my 'British Isles' database.
I've been working through the notes just to make sure I've not missed
anything and while I do have a working system it may perhaps
space on a site with a large pipe, but I
would prefer to see perhaps a more distributed model where several sites
mirror the same tile set and hopefully historic overlays ... another
area that needs a little more locally based support.
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Lester Caine wrote:
The other area that I am looking to roll back
First, I wouldn't think in terms of rolling back at all.
Cartography for a UK tileset could and should be designed from scratch. If
you really want to start with an existing
service has to support an international audience, just as
some countries provide their own local services, the UK needs a similar
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e existing copy and downloading a clean copy,
or is there something to fix the update stream?
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ions. It is one of the
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a little different on the French version.
p.s. - Anybody still got signs with red backgrounds in their area?
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'farm' areas still display
incorrectly. That one is a tagging problem in the data!
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> On Sun, Nov 1, 2015 at 9:53 PM, Lester Caine <les...@lsces.co.uk> wrote:
>> > On 01/11/15 20:42, Patrick Niklaus wrote:
>>> >> The data on the dem
On 02/11/15 12:49, Marc Gemis wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 2, 2015 at 12:57 PM, Lester Caine <les...@lsces.co.uk
> <mailto:les...@lsces.co.uk>> wrote:
>
> Now that I've got an easy toggle between the new style and the French
> tile server a few more backwards steps bec
ighway,secondary,ref,302}, null).
(7)
However it does not seem to worry osrm.
Now to work out why tilemill has stopped working :(
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is the only source that has much of the
detail that I need to show, and retaining blue ad green road links is
essential in my book ... and one of the reasons I started even
developing with OSM.
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ky stile for
halloween but the purple colouring for roads?
Anyway ... got to get out to site to fix another bloody sick M$ machine :(
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ents are treated with the same level
of importance, then the addition of other restrictions will make more
sense, rather than promoting a 20MPH 'B' road over a 60MPH
'unclassified' ... which the current rendering is doing?
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ently in rendering ( or routing
rules ) adds an incorrect importance to one over the other. In the
absence of any other evidence I'm planning to simply re-tag the problem
unclassified routes as tertiary for now, but I can make a case for all
being secondary so they get rendered with the same
re bandwidth to do that. I bought the
machine for this job some months back but as yet it is still only
partially working ... now if others are working to the same end can we
not pool that resource?
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urther loss of contrast! That is why I've been looking to a
style that restores a more usable map for the visually impaired as
demonstrated by the sample I provided earlier.
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On 02/11/15 10:02, Paul Sladen wrote:
> On Sun, 1 Nov 2015, Lester Caine wrote:
>> On 01/11/15 07:22, Ed Loach wrote:
>>>> It very simple, the colours should match the road sign colours: Blue,
>>> Green, Red!
>>> Red?
>> all the legislation,
&
WS a selectable rendering style? But that is
yet another tangent and ring fenced solution :(
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on the sat nav in the car should match display wise what one has
reviewed on the desktop prior to planning the route ... so in addition
to stabilising the broadband service, the off-line services need to be
kept in sync, along with the editors ... and so it goes on :(
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ing to the current working books
http://www.networkrail.co.uk/aspx/10563.aspx
Anything else is simply incorrect, so these changes should be reverted
back to the correct data?
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e' in that data ... rather than Hoddesdon.
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ipedia is far from complete so
one finds erratic quality of information. Additionally wikidata is still
at an early stage and does not have the bulk of the information already
in wikipedia, so someone has to go through and change all the
information blocks around or add missing ones where needed :(
n area and identify which of multiple zones it is
actually in. Adding this data to the places does not fill that hole :(
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y of a location on OSM, so having it appear as both
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ata software to use the new
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The various boundaries are also available complete with updates since 2012
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On 14/09/15 00:41, Tom Hughes wrote:
> On 14/09/15 00:16, Lester Caine wrote:
>
>> The OSM wiki defines 'hamlet' as less than 100-200 people, but village
>> supposedly starts at 1000 up to 1 with the proviso that it depends
>> on the country. Ideally the two
, but these still only go down to the ward/parish level. There is
still no ID for the town/village :(
And Scotland and Northern Ireland are separate data sets ...
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the like, but pub is equally relevant ...
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ur own enclave is probably one unnamed
'hamlet', and I think there are potentially another couple, but I think
what is missing is the outline of what ONS classify as the 'built up
area' of Broadway ...
And the boundaries of the parishes in Gloucestershire are missing as
well ..
00 although at the end of the day the local
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ave black boxes over the station area.
I know the turntable area was cleared to put the electrification gear
in, but the British Rail line books should clarify if there were other
changes. It looks like extra tracks have been added through the platform
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On 25/09/15 23:22, Lester Caine wrote:
> On 25/09/15 22:48, Graham Jones wrote:
>> I'm pretty sure there have been no changes to the tracks or major
>> building structures at station platform level - I didn't see any
>> evidence of heavy work like that on my travels anyway.
&g
ist
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the new road network needs to be correct.
If I want data on 'route' like A37 then the starting point is the ref
tag and traffic direction rather than a messed up list of elements.
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On 17/12/15 22:02, Rob Nickerson wrote:
> Email sign up form:
> Minutes:
Do we really have no option but bloody Google ... ANYTHING would be
better than that and it will certainly put me off if that is adopted
going forward!
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y data which would simplify accessing data such as
website, so I am planning to duplicate that entry from the edubase site
for website and phone.
Just as a little funny. My wife's school had 119 pupils ... 60 boys and
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have your github user name. Others
> (anyone) will be able to make changes via pull requests anyway.
OK Guys time for me to bow out ...
Seems lots of decisions have already been made and they do not work with
my methods or cover my own views of what a 'British' group should
support ...
On 18/01/16 13:13, Dave F. wrote:
> On 18/01/2016 13:00, Lester Caine wrote:
>> On 17/01/16 20:35, Harry Wood wrote:
>>> I made a new tracker tool for this school mapping project:
>>>
>>> http://harrywood.dev.openstreetmap.org/diffreader/schools
>> Can I m
k/edubase/ can you
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later developments. Since it's on the same page as the primary details
it's just a couple more clicks to copy.
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be listed and
can be crossed off. Getting the schools to provide the fine detail would
then be the follow up.
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data page, it is not the right
answer especially since there are separate figures for the two villages
which one would EXPECT wikidata to document?
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l or another, and certainly
the ones I have personal knowledge off do not have parking areas
segregated to one or other building so there is not a 'shaded area' at all?
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uld be taken as official, and many of the
missing schools simply have a large discrepancy in names, but which any
human would understand as matching ;)
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On 17/01/16 18:17, Edward Betts wrote:
> Wikipedia has an article about a village called Brailes, but OSM has nodes for
> two villages, Upper Brailes and Lower Brailes. The matcher solves this problem
> by picking the civil parish.
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ing automatically tagged ALSO need updating to an
alternative object. Lets get one tidy finished before then looking for
other? Adding all of these just adds to the work tidying the basic objects.
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ail that could be added and if students get the bug,
then the surrounding area is a little bare as well.
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many cases the wrong area is tagged )
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age around the UK for parishes is sporadic?
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seems wrong
Heart of Worcestershire College
http://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/5902498
http://www.openstreetmap.org/way/38737994
And some missing bits ;)
The whole spread of sites has just one edubase ID ...
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.. as you say it's more local
choice on any final distinction. I think Facebook may have solved the
problem ... EVERYTHING is a city! Even if getting the city into the
right county/country is something that still has to be fixed :(
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he CofE and how it's printed on site
or on other documents. This is a bit of a mess across the board :(
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