Could you describe the size of such a map in terms of A4/A3...A0? Is it
folded? Collated?
2014-09-26 14:19 GMT+02:00 Wouter Hamelinck :
> On Fri, Sep 26, 2014 at 12:39 AM, Sander Deryckere
> wrote:
> > I guess, to decide whether it's worth the effort or not, you could post a
> > picture of how d
On Fri, Sep 26, 2014 at 12:39 AM, Sander Deryckere wrote:
> I guess, to decide whether it's worth the effort or not, you could post a
> picture of how detailed the maps are, and probably also try to estimate the
> scanning prize when done in a copyshop.
Good idea. I will provide more details and
Op 25-sep.-2014 23:53 schreef "Wouter Hamelinck" :
>
> Hi Sander,
>
> Obviously I don't have a professional scanner. But don't underestimate
> the work. I think that three minutes per map would be rather
> ambitious. The list contains more than 300 maps. A quick and probably
> optimistic estimate i
Hi Sander,
Obviously I don't have a professional scanner. But don't underestimate
the work. I think that three minutes per map would be rather
ambitious. The list contains more than 300 maps. A quick and probably
optimistic estimate is 1000 minutes or 17 hours of work just for the
scanning. While
In 2010, we mapped a lot of boundaries using out-of-copyright maps. Though
the maps we used were a lot older (mainly Ferraris maps).
Today, there are still boundaries of the part-municipalities we could map
using old maps like these.
In my experience, a high-quality scan is the most valuable. Alt
Hi all,
The talk on the list about the wiki with sources for Belgium reminds
me that I promised some months ago to make a list of out of copyright
topographic maps that I have. The list is below. Practically speaking
it are maps dating from before the second world war.
Those maps can be used for O
