Mathieu, what you did is what Seppe is suggesting to do in Ghent, if I
understand correctly.
In Brussels you have both areas and lines. The routing uses the lines. In
Ghent, in a lot of places, the lines were removed.
Op 24-feb.-2016 13:09 schreef "Matthieu Gaillet" :
> I mapped the pedestrian a
I mapped the pedestrian area in Brussels using areas and the autorouter seems
quite happy with them : have a look :
http://www.openstreetmap.org/directions?engine=graphhopper_foot&route=50.8472%2C4.3403%3B50.8508%2C4.3524#map=15/50.8500/4.3532
Or did I miss your point ?
Matthieu (sur iMobile)
We map rivers as lines, then -add- water polygons to them. The same logic
should prevail when it comes to roads IMHO : the abstract road axis should
remain after someone maps the exact walkable area in detail. I'm cases
where the axis is missing, I'd say add it in.
To increase practical usability,
Hi Julien,
I was most worried about the use of secondary data, which is always
something to be quite careful about in OSM. I don't know Johan enough (I'm
still a newbie :) to know if he's aware of that.
As to the speaking Dutch, I hope one day my French is as good as team
member Christophe's Dutc
> It does however show a bigger problem: it's very difficult to notice that
something is removed in real-life, and adapt OSM to reflect the reality.
Now we know these phones are removed. But the same would hold for all other
types of POI.
True that. Luckily, phone boots are shown quite prominently
It's better to do it manually. It wouldn't surprise me if some emergency
phones are tagged (wrongly) with this tag. So a manual correction could
find these.
Meanwhile, it doesn't bother me too buch that these are still present.
Everyone in Belgium knows that there are no more public phones, so nob
Last year, M!dgard got some complaints on his blog entry when he
proposed such a mechanical edit.
regards
m
On Tue, Feb 23, 2016 at 10:49 AM, Jakka wrote:
> May all the public telephone cells in Belgium be cleaned up even if there is
> no oparator tag proximus or belgacom ?
>
> I seem to remem
May all the public telephone cells in Belgium be cleaned up even if
there is no oparator tag proximus or belgacom ?
I seem to remember that a other operator (English ???) try to place
public phone in railway stations and other public places, but do not
find info on the internet about this.
Am
Hi,
== French message below ==
The Subcommittee Cartography and GIS of the Belgian National Committee
of Geography (I did not know that this entity is existing) is planning a
'missing maps' event at all Belgian universities willing to participate
which, at the same time, should be a communication
Hi,
Thanks, Joost, for this post. Those time, I am quite busy and I feel
sorry not to be able to share such things (I had seen that Johan had
forwared the mail, so I thought that it was a bit less urgent).
We were requested to make a presentation about OSM for newbie level.
Those newbies should b
Hi,
After posting to the osgeo group, I got some feedback from Gael there.
Apparently, Julien Fastree is involved, so that's good. Here's the feedback:
"
Some information about our source, actually Dewey (a local association in
brussels,http://dewey.be/dewey-maps/ ) have collect point information
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