Re: [Talk-ca] Anybody want to join me for a one to 1.5 hour webinar?

Hi Patrick, I'm not really sure if OpenStreetMap is actually suited to fit your needs as far as creating a master plan. I don't think that it's designed for it. There are other options, available for collaboration, just not OpenStreetMap. I could find time later next week, as my independent Nat

Re: [Talk-ca] Anybody want to join me for a one to 1.5 hour webinar?

On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 3:24 PM, Ontario Trails wrote: > Hi - I'm interested in holding a webinar with your folks. > need 1 to 1.5 hours of your time. > Understanding trail liability > Contents of a great trail masterplan > Getting various stakeholders together > Benefits of a Regional Trail Commi

[Talk-ca] Anybody want to join me for a one to 1.5 hour webinar?

Hi - I'm interested in holding a webinar with your folks. need 1 to 1.5 hours of your time. Understanding trail liability Contents of a great trail masterplan Getting various stakeholders together Benefits of a Regional Trail Committee Putting the parts together, funding, governance and governmen

Re: [Talk-ca] Address interpolation

James, Interpolation ways are certainly editable, and it's certainly possible to add address interpolation manually. I've started doing it here in Shawville by resurveying the streets: I just note the house numbers at the beginning and the end of each block. [1] (You can tell that I'm using OSM la

Re: [Talk-ca] Revert in Aylmer is complete

Looking at Bing images Rue Gérard-Binette certainly has houses built on it on the photo so I strongly suspect it is correctly labelled and has the correct house numbers on. Rue Jean-Louis-Morin is the same I think there are half dozen more in the same bit of Alymer. Cheerio John On 23 February

Re: [Talk-ca] Address interpolation

Have a look at the source, CANVEC includes the address information for a number of provinces which correspond to their roads. Generally speaking their roads are fairly accurate. Cheerio John On 23 February 2011 12:51, James Ewen wrote: > What's the procedure when making corrections to roads th

[Talk-ca] List of CanVec Conversions

I've gone through some old emails, and compiled a section for CanVec->OSM conversions on the wiki page. http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/CanVec#CanVec_Versions Hopefully this will help people who are working on CanVec import. If someone sees a problem in data that has already been uploaded to O

[Talk-ca] Address interpolation

What's the procedure when making corrections to roads that have associated address interpolation ways? >From what I see, address interpolation ways are just simply ways sitting beside the road, and have to real relation to the road besides proximity. If a road gets moved to a new location, does o

Re: [Talk-ca] Revert in Aylmer is complete

Bonjour Jonathan, NRN (source of Canvec road network) was not supposed to contain any "planned" street but I understand that some have been included accidentally in Quebec. Field work might be necessary until the next NRN version is available and included in Canvec product. Daniel -Origin

Re: [Talk-ca] Revert in Aylmer is complete

Richard, thank you. The reversion is coming up in Mapnik now -- I didn't have to check in an editor after all -- and things look back to normal as far as I can tell. If there are glitches, they can't be very widespread. I notice that the addr:interpolation ways are still there, which all in all I

Re: [Talk-ca] Firing Range Mistagged as Cemetery?

Bonjour Adam, This time I'm not behind this range-cemetery conversion !-) The source dataset I used to create the Canvec.osm product (Canvec.gml) also describes the area as a cemetery. I'll forward your finding to the appropriate people. Thank you Daniel -Original Message- From: Ad