Go back to Ottawa and from the discussion we had there in Ontario it is the
municipality that is the authority.
>From memory years ago when OSM was mapped by cyclists taking photos of
street names what was on the sign post was deemed correct.
Unfortunately locally one street had three different
Bonne chance
John
Begin Daniel wrote on 2019-03-19 2:14 PM:
I expect Pierre, Tim and others to send me any data they believe would
be problematic. If I send them my own test dataset, it may not cover
the cases they are interested in. J
Daniel
*From:*john whelan
I expect Pierre, Tim and others to send me any data they believe would be
problematic. If I send them my own test dataset, it may not cover the cases
they are interested in. ☺
Daniel
From: john whelan [mailto:jwhelan0...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2019 13:32
To: Begin Daniel
Cc:
It would make logical sense to preprocess all the data but then you end up
with two sources. The Open Data original and the preprocessed data source.
>From a logical point of view it would make sense to use the Microsoft data
to fill in the gaps. So add it into the preprocessed data.
Then you
This needs a bit of context. It relates to importing building outlines of
which there are two Open Data sources available for Canada both have
acceptable licenses.
Traditionally mappers have concentrated on one aspect of mapping. I happen
to like bus stops for example and bus shelters also
If you’re interested in forming local mapper groups based on actual
contributions to OSM you are free to use the Meet Your Mapper tool I built a
little while ago.
You can draw a bounding box and retrieve a list of mappers who contributed
there. It generates some basic stats such as number of
Ideally, a local mapper/group would be one that contributed data to an open
digital map that can be verified and used to solve a problem (e.g., food
security, fresh water, climate change, etc.). The local mapping group should be
able to contribute data via satellite imagery, open data, and/or a
Bonjour,
Le résumé hebdomadaire n° 451 de l'actualité OpenStreetMap vient de paraître
*en français*. Un condensé à retrouver sur :
http://www.weeklyosm.eu/fr/archives/11622/
Bonne lecture !
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