Z-data (or elevation data) isn't generally stored in OSM. It can kind
of work for points (especially peaks) but doesn't so much for ways.
Map renderings (e.g. OpenCycleMap.org) or routing (e.g.
CycleStreets.net) tend to supplement OSM data with SRTM data for
elevation. There's a lot of inf
The wiki is a good place to hunt down information on what's available. It's
also a good place to record any project you start (with links to relevant
code repositories like GitHub or implementation sites).
Some pages I found:
* The See More section on
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Bicycle#See_
Hello Richard,
Thanks for your reply!
You can see alleys as a destination-only road: you can drive through them, but
they are definitively not a shortcut, as you need to drive slowly.
It seems that a living street is still a street, i.e. you have the main
entrance of houses on the living stree
Hello,
I'm on the team working on a web site/app to show all Montreal's Green
Alley.
We have asked for Guillaume's help on how we could use OSM, after I
proposed to the team to use OSM instead of Google.
As far as Green Alley, most of them would allow cars. But, it's more
like a service ro
Hi Folks,
I'm looking for an app that would let me map running/cycling routes
using OSM data. I've looked at the OSM page on routing and found
Cloumade's site (1) which is quite interesting and usable but has
limited functionality IMO.
What I'd be interested in as a first step is the abilit
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