Not quite the same thing as below, but I was told last week that
colour blind people can't use google maps because there is too much
green
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From: Lulu-Ann
Date: 2009/10/9
Subject: [OSM-talk] Visual map for the blind
To: accessibil...@openstreetmap.org, t...@
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From: Apollinaris Schoell
Date: 2009/10/9
Subject: Re: [OSM-talk] Google Updates its Data
To: "Barnett, Phillip"
Cc: OSM Talk
the interesting change is in US. No copyright info linking to Teleatlas.
Google is now it's own map provider. I was long awaitin
Talking about the appropriate attribution,
The http://data.australia.gov.au/152 webpage indicates the citation as
"Queensland Department of Environment and Resource Management". This is
incorrect and DERM is actually chasing up the website editor to get things
changed. (Trust a "gov2.0" init
2009/10/8 Brendan Morley :
> Sam,
>
> May I respectfully disagree?
>
> A reason I'm putting in "highway=road" ways is that even though I may never
> have the petrol or time to get out to most of these places, others might.
> And if others might, they may have a GPS logger. If they do, great, they c
Sam,
May I respectfully disagree?
A reason I'm putting in "highway=road" ways is that even though I may never
have the petrol or time to get out to most of these places, others might. And
if
others might, they may have a GPS logger. If they do, great, they can adjust
my naive centreline way
I have had success with the bullet train from Osaka to Tokyo and Tokyo to
Narita. I had my GPS (Garmin Vista, which I have upgraded to a Vista HCX) on
the window shelf, and got good accuracy. The only problem I had was the
numerous tunnels!
Here's my trace from Tokyo to Narita.
http://www.openstre
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