John Robert Peterson wrote:
Do we have anything that will draw map tiles of the trace data? (I'd like
this for another project anyway: checking whether traces exist for an area
when out with a mobile device)
+1 for that; it's a real pain when people don't include source data, especially
for rura
2009/9/21 Axel Jacobs :
> I know the Hugin community is a very friendly crowd. With some
> funding/help/sponsorship/encouragement it might be possible to implement a
> geo-mode for aerial photos: Instead of showing two images in the Control
> Points panel, it could be one image plus a slippy map
2009/9/20 John Robert Peterson :
> I learned from some attempts at making panoramas (using hugin) in the past,
> that it's good to have a wide overlap, I always try for a little more than
> 50% so that if one image fails, the 2 next to it can fill in the gap at a
> pinch.
Yes, this has certainly h
Yet again, uk.gov has confirmed that the old state of affairs is to largely
stay put.
Their response: http://www.number10.gov.uk/Page20555
Does anybody use any of the free experimental datasets? Could they be used
to verify OSM features?
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Talk-GB m
Hi,
Just a quick reminder that we will be having a social meeting for openstreetmap
tommorow at the Guildford Arms
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Edinburgh#Social_Events
Edinburgh has nearly all the streets named now, and people are starting to but
in address numbers and details for places
Oh dear, is it me or have the government managed to *completely* miss the
point: http://www.number10.gov.uk/Page20555
Shame the petitions website doesn't provide any sensible method to respond
to the government's response and open a dialogue with them.
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- Steve
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