As discussed I have tons of GIS data I would like to port over to OSM.
After discussions, I believe I should bring the data over to geobase first.
I will get further involved with OSM when the data is part of the geobase
subset.
MA
On , Sam Vekemans acrosscanadatra...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
It would actually be MORE helpful to us if you could contribute to the
NRCan CanVec dataset, since it is a very well packaged dataset. (with
the NTS tile grid layout)
I.e. If you have better building data, that contains address #'s.)
But of course, we can also handle GeoBase data just as
Hi,
Also, if your GIS data is in the province of Ontario, please consider
donating the data to Land Information Ontario (Ministry Of Natural
Resources) as the licence is also compatable with OSM (the 40 or so
datasets that are available to the public)
i have direct permisson access to it.
But
Hi,
At 6pm PST i'll be broadcasting live on tinychat.com/acrosscanada and
ustream.tv/channel/acrosscanadatra and on my facebook profile live
on twitter, as well as available on skype for video call in.
Mainly about the full Canada Import status, as there is ALOT going on,
and important to know
Hi M.A. Gagnon,
The goal is to import nearly all of the features of Canvec. That is why
the conversion script is converting all the themes at once, but not per
theme. However, I can imagine that it is more convenient to focus on
one or a few themes at first. This would be a nice addition for
Thanks Frank :)
So everyone knows.. all though i dont understand the python details... i DO
know how to make the new canvec2osm script run on my windows computer. and
type in the tile area and let the script handle all the work. Frank took
time a few weeks ago and helped me get the conversion
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