Dear All,
I'd like to propose a mapping party in Stoke on Trent at the beginning of
July. I'm working with a resident group in Blurton to help them with their
use of OSM and I'd like to build it into an event with their input.
I was orginally hoping to do something this weekend, but after advice
Hi Folks,
been on the cards for a while, but we've decided on a location,
Pateley Bridge, in North Yorkshire, a nice little place, with the UK's
oldest sweet shop, apparently!
All welcome, the more the merrier.
The surrounding area needs mapping too, and there should be excellent
walks nearby.
please correct me, I want to be wrong, I heard yesterday that by
projecting any data into OSGB, the OS has copyright / dominion over
it, since they own that coordinate system.
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Grand! There are certainly some excellent walks in the area, alas all
done in my dark pre-GPS past. If any one is interested in industrial
archeaology, the area to the north of the road between Pately Bridge
and Greenhow Hill is full of old lead mines, and, at least when I last
went there, has
I'm fairly sure that the OSGB36 (36 being a year) transformations are
fairly publicly known.
The more detailed OSTN02 transformations are copyrighted (and very
hard to get a hold of).
There's a bit of info on what OSTN02 actually is here -
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 4:20 PM, Kev js1982 o...@kevswindells.eu wrote:
depending on what the data is stored in - alas I have an issue where it
isn't rendering tiles properly, looks to be memory related - those with
really complex coastlines (North West Wales) are rendering in sea colour,
and
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