Cool I've hooked up a script to do a comparison with the street names in
OSM and have put the results up at:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0Ah4ejhysSkMOdDktM0Jyb3Z5TGFQTjZkOHJ4RHlnVGc&hl=en
Overall on the first pass we match about 75% of the road names, although
there are lots of 'Z'
The following page has a link to listen to the first episode:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00rd8yv
You even seem to be able to listen to it outside the UK, but then the flash
player said the recording isn't available yet. Maybe a few minutes and it
will be? (The link to the player was availabl
> >I'll say one thing, if Pip Archer turns up at the Ambridge Mapping
> >Party then I shall not be held accountable for my actions.
> >
> >That said, I can quite see Lynda Snell on the Foundation board.
>
I don't listen to it that much so had to look up those people. I left the
BBC webpage open an
I know I'm sending this ot the wrong place, but I couldnt' work out where
else to send it.
I work in JOSM, and want ot be able ot add a layer, to put outlines of areas
in (IE cake slices) (this is simple)
I want these to be very clearly visible (IE thick red outline) even when
working in another
Christoph Böhme wrote:
>
> I found the time (or rather an easier solution to the problem): NOVAM
> now uses the XAPI servers to retrieve the bus stop data. So, it should
> be up-to-date again and hopefully in the future as well :-)
>
Good news, I have missed it.
Cheers, Chris
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If someone has a few mins and wishes to have a go at the following little
task I'd be very grateful.
I need to establish the closest libraries in proximity (via any transport
method) to the Sustrans national cycle network (NCN & RCN) within the City
of Birmingham boundary (details below). The purp
Richard Fairhurst wrote:
>Sent: 22 March 2010 9:19 AM
>To: talk-gb@openstreetmap.org
>Subject: Re: [Talk-GB] Radio4, Cartography and the Archers
>
>UrbanRambler wrote:
>> The trailer mentioned attempts to create a map of Ambridge, based on
>> the clues given during its long history.
>> I wonder if
UrbanRambler wrote:
> The trailer mentioned attempts to create a map of Ambridge, based on
> the clues given during its long history.
> I wonder if OSM should host this 'map'?
I'll say one thing, if Pip Archer turns up at the Ambridge Mapping
Party then I shall not be held accountable for my a
There was a thread on this mailing list a few days ago about the series (I
hope I will get a chance to listen to the recordings online). OSM's Steve
Chilton will be interviewed on two episodes and got the full programme for
us:
Full list of programmes is (with key words), 3-45 to 4pm Radio 4 each d
There is apparently a series of 15 minute radio programmes on
Cartography starting today at 15:45 on Radio 4.
The trailer mentioned attempts to create a map of Ambridge, based on the
clues given during its long history.
I wonder if OSM should host this 'map'? Apart from providing providing
entertai
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