Hello Everyone
A new OSM group will meet on Tuesday January 31 , 7:00 PM at Coco Latte in
the old Quebec Street Mall.
For more information http://www.meetup.com/Waterloo-OSM/events/47592742/
Cheers
John Kerr
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In regards to Andrew and Richard's comments, I find place:locality to
be suitable for this situation. I have used it for places like
Diamond, Manitoba. It has also been used to mark highway junctions
with names (such as Confusion Corner in Winnipeg).
Sam
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to every edit.
Below, I have included links to several Canadian cities in OSMI.
Sorry that the links are so long. :-)
Best regards.
Richard
[1] http://odbl.poole.ch/
[2] "Nodes Created" http://tools.geofabrik.de/osmi/munin.html
[3] http://odbl.poole.ch/canada-20111208-201
Dear All,
If you have been contributing to OpenStreetMap for a while, you might
not have a clear memory of everything that you have done. There are
some really interesting tools to show the work of individual OSM
accounts. I really like the heat maps[1] and summaries [2] and there
are a bunch of
Dear All,
I keep talking about the fun we have at OSM events, and I wonder how
to help others start similar events in their towns?
The conferences are super. If you can go, you should go. No
question. SotM 2012 will be in Tokyo Japan this year and I'm very
excited about that.
Smaller events l
On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 12:16 PM, Andrew Allison
wrote:
> Hello:
>
> I'm scratching my head as to an appropriate tag? Seems odd that there
> isn't a reference to something like man_made:sign_post railway:marker
> railway:location railway:signal etc.
>
>
> Punt the ball to the tagging
Hello:
I'm scratching my head as to an appropriate tag? Seems odd that there
isn't a reference to something like man_made:sign_post railway:marker
railway:location railway:signal etc.
Punt the ball to the tagging list?
tagg...@openstreetmap.org
Andrew
Bonjour Sam,
You're right! As we don't have the resources to update the entire map content,
we might have to rely on you folks and use your work to update NRCan maps.
Daniel
-Original Message-
From: Sam Dyck [mailto:samueld...@gmail.com]
Sent: January 11, 2012 11:20
To: talk-ca@opens
Canvec has the same problem, stations that had service many years ago
are still tagged as stations, even if they been replaced by new
stations.
Smith Falls, Ontario has three stations shown, one is the current VIA
Rail station, one is a former station and the third is not even on a
track.
Sam Dyc
I'm working on a JOSM plugin to help rename/reclassify provincial
roads and provincial trunk highways in Manitoba in the Canvec data.
The goal is to enforce a common naming for PRs and PTHs in MB.
Generally, highways with ref=0-99 are considered "Provincial Trunk
Highways", and as such I've got th
Hi Andrew.
> From: Andrew Allison [andrew.alli...@gmail.com]
> FYI, I work for a railway for what it's worth. Pretty much every 10
> miles or so is a named location. I wouldn't tag it as a station but a
> POI seems appropriate to me as a railroader :-) Rail fans would also use
> the POI as referen
> > There is a POI identified as "Davis". I lived in this city for over thirty
> > years;
> > no passenger train ever stopped there, and I never saw a freight train stop
> > either. There *is* a steel box containing rail equipment of some sort
> > there, and
> > there has always
> > been a si
Hi Tim.
From: Tim FitzGerald [t...@tfitzgerald.ca]
> I'm a long-time contributor to OSM in greater Montreal, but this my first
> post on
> this mailing list. I hope everyone is doing well.
Good to hear from a fellow Montrealer!
> There have been some railway "stations" (ie. rail:station) adde
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