Hello everyone,
As James wrote yesterday, the City of Ottawa has approved the release of a
large building footprints file for their Open Data portal.
We have been working in close collaboration with the City of Ottawa on that
front and it is a major contribution.
We are tracking progress and
I have answered most of your concerns Stewart on the wiki. I will continue
later today when I'm awake
On Oct 20, 2016 1:04 AM, "Denis Carriere" wrote:
> Stewart,
>
> The process was a success for me, the only issue was the data was bad...
> I've been involved in
Stewart,
The process was a success for me, the only issue was the data was bad...
I've been involved in importing some of the GNS data and it was a great set
up Pierre and other OSM members set up.
Bad data goes in, bad data comes out.
Thankfully we have good data provided by the City of Ottawa
Hi Denis,
> There's been countless amounts of Tasking Manager's that have been set
> up for importing GNS (towns & villages) in Africa, I believe all of them
> were only point data and have been very successful.
While it's not a reflection on tasking manager, the African village GNS
import
Hey Steve,
James already answered a few of your comments, however I can expand a bit
more on one of your questions/comment about the TM and the OSM tiles.
> Are there examples of tasking manager coordinated building imports that
> the community considers a success? If so how does this plan
Steve, the only replacement, is if ottawa's geometry is better. There are a
lot of buildings in Ottawa that are CanVec 6.0 which is ancient! Not to
mention pretty crumby/blocky.
As for manually mapped buildings like stittsville(AJ Ashton's buildings)
just re-align it as they offset to
On Wed, 19 Oct 2016, James wrote:
Seems like a good enough time like any other to talk about the import of Ottawa
buildings and addresses
into OpenStreetMap.
Documentation is available here:
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Canada:Ontario:Ottawa/Import/Plan
A few comments
* Replacing
*And since the introductory paragraph on that page indicates there are*
*organizations involved in the planning of this (Stats Canada and City*
*of Ottawa) it would be important to know who of those involved in the*
*import is acting in a professional capacity for one of these*
*organizations**
Ok, Christoph now that I am at a proper computer I can address your
comments:
*- no link to the source data*
Have you read the background or just skimmed over it? There is a debate
from StatsCan and the City of Ottawa where the building footprints should
be hosted(Ottawa open data portal,
There were a couple of fairly critical dates that happened in the
background. The first was Stats Canada wanting to announce they had gone
live on October 17th that date was internal to them and only finalised very
late in the day, the other was the Open Data license, we've been working
with the
I like it overall. Nice to see more quality data being added, and I'm
personally pretty pro-import generally.
However, just from following this list, I was surprised that the import was
suddenly being done. I recall seeing messages about the possibility of a
project, and it sounded like it was
I have updated the documentation in the Risks and mitigation
On Oct 19, 2016 2:49 PM, "John Marshall" wrote:
> Looks good to me.
>
> I only would add if there are multiple buildings and it is not not clear
> what the correct address are, local survey may be required. Then add
Looks good to me.
I only would add if there are multiple buildings and it is not not clear
what the correct address are, local survey may be required. Then add a
note like this: https://www.openstreetmap.org/note/741666
John
On Wed, Oct 19, 2016 at 1:57 PM, john whelan
A comment the data is of high quality and the building outlines are of
particular interest to the Stats Canada Project where Statistics Canada is
attempting to crowd source adding tags added to non residential buildings
within the City of Ottawa and Gatineau. These include the number of levels
Seems like a good enough time like any other to talk about the import of
Ottawa buildings and addresses into OpenStreetMap.
Documentation is available here:
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Canada:Ontario:Ottawa/Import/Plan
Discussion with local mappers has happened in person for multiple
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