Cool,
As of right now, the wiki is the most current source for the tagging details.
The GoogleDocs chart is not far behind. :-)
Because this is a NRCan vanvec product (directly from the source) any
changes to the tagging structure needs to be directly with the
talk-ca@ AND NRCan directly, so then
I've also sent this note to the editor of the two ways in question.
Dear Aleksandr,
A couple of your edits drew some attention on the talk-ca mailing
list[1], Please feel free to join us there. It appears that other
countries with boundary relations are using a boundary based on a
fixed distanc
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 9:23 PM, Sam Dyck wrote:
> Hi
>
> I know this is the wrong place to ask but, why does Russia's borders go to
> the edge of the map while no other country at extreme latitudes is done the
> same way?
These two boundaries mention a source but provide no link. I presume
thes
Hi
I know this is the wrong place to ask but, why does Russia's borders go to
the edge of the map while no other country at extreme latitudes is done the
same way?
Sam
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Hi all,
The proposed tagging for each Canvec theme is open for discussion...
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/CanVec:_Buildings_and_structures_(BS)
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/CanVec:_Energy_(EN)
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/CanVec:_Relief_and_landforms_(FO)
http://wiki.openstree
Not quite they have some sort of wiki set up here which I picked up on a few
minutes ago.
Go and add your ideas in here, some people are actually asking for things
that we can do.
http://opendataottawa.pbworks.com/Open-Data-Ottawa-App-Ideas
Cheerio John
On 12 March 2010 14:01, Stefan Monnier w
>> http://opendataottawa.ca/ It's at City Hall and it looks like the press
>> will be present.
>> It's local so I could pop down. However having just me without a laptop, or
>> banner probably wouldn't do much good. Any suggestions? and no I don't
>> have access to a colour printer to print a b
First, something I just saw today:
http://data.vancouver.ca/index.htm#v5
"The City has just added three new layers to the Open Data catalogue
in response to requests. They are Shorelines, Building Footprints, and
Web Cams. The shoreline data is from 2002 while the building
footprints are from 199
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