I am stuck what to do regarding a location in Plymouth that I am trying to
improve the tagging for. It is The Pavilions...
http://www.plymouthpavilions.com/
It has an ice skating rink, it is a comedy and concert venue, restaurant,
music venue, sports arena...
How do people map this kind of
I think the standard way is to map the building and add suitable nodes for
the relevant functions.
Sports arenas which are also used for concerts etc., are usually tagged as
a sports arena (pace Wembley Stadium, National Ice Stadium etc.). A useful
rule-of-thumb is to base the core tagging on the
Just a reminder that we return to the city for the October pub meet-up. No
planned mapping beforehand as it's getting dark now.
Hope to see you tomorrow,
All the best,
Jerry
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I think this shows one of the benefits of adding source tags to our edits
- because in the future a better source may come along.
At the time a lot of natural features in the UK were traced from NPE maps
and they made many parts of the UK in OSM much better than nothing.
It's really
Hi folks,
just to add a little bit of brain food. I'm involved with the
georeferencing / georectification side of things with the Wikimaps project
with Wikimedia Commons with Susanna Anas as mentioned earlier. We're using
a stripped down version of the open source mapwarper software which
Hi All,
Has anyone tried the GPS on the new cheap Hudl tablet Tesco launched the
other week?
I'm just starting to venture into the modern world and have been trying out
some of the android apps related to OSM. Many of these require a reasonably
good GPS chip, which seems to be slowing me down a
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