On 03/09/12 21:25, Charles Gregory wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I've received a KML of all of Tasmania's high voltage transmission lines
> from a representative of Transend Networks, with no restrictions on their
> usage, so I am free to upload these into OSM.
I don't find verbal permission as accep
No problem. At the moment the test line I have added is tagged:
power=line
name=Lindisfarne-Sorell
voltage=11
operator=Transend Networks
source=Transend Networks
Regards,
Charles
On Tue, Sep 4, 2012 at 1:51 PM, Ian Sergeant wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Oh okay. If you are just using the KML as a ba
Hi,
Oh okay. If you are just using the KML as a background image, and
copy/pasting segments after reviewing them in OSM then personally, I
don't see any issues at all. I was just worried we were going to have
an extra ton of "fixme" data, when we probably have enough to fix
right now.
Probably
Hi Ian,
Regarding the imports process, this wouldn't be a bulk automated import -
rather, me loading the KML as a background image, then selecting individual
ways and converting them to the appropriate type. There are less than 60
separate lines in the state (and many are already in OSM) so it wo
Hi,
This needs to go through imports process (the imports list, and the
imports on the wiki). We need to document the licence stuff so there
are no problems later.
Personally, I'd be inclined to sit on this for a month or two, until
we are recovered from more of the redaction issues. Adding wir
Hi everyone,
I've received a KML of all of Tasmania's high voltage transmission lines
from a representative of Transend Networks, with no restrictions on their
usage, so I am free to upload these into OSM.
At the moment in OSM, some lines already exist and include towers (sourced
from bing imager
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