One more thing. Does anyone have a way of generating a map key from a
carto style? Otherwise I might have to write something.
Cheers
Graham
On 2 Apr 2017 17:21, "Graham Jones" wrote:
> Thank you all for your suggestions.
> It is all coming back to me slowly now
>
&g
Thank you all for your suggestions.
It is all coming back to me slowly now
I decided to have a go at a large scale monochrome outdoor map. Two
reasons for this:
1. I want to use it as a background to show the route of a race, so I
can show the route as a coloured overlay and it will sh
ather than start
from scratch? (maybe free-map.org.uk, but I'm not sure if that shows
field boundaries etc?)
Last time I did this sort of thing I used a simple python script called
generate_image.py - is that still the best thing to use or has something
else taken its place?
Thanks!
Graham.
On 25 September 2015 at 22:41, wrote:
> I can't remember ... has the track layout been changed yet? I know there
> were some plans to realign, but the core structure hasn't changed since
> first constructed?
>
I'm pretty sure there have been no changes to the tracks or major building
structures a
I don't know where the discussion got to, but thought I should point out
that at least one road in North Yorkshire is a C road that is signposted as
such.
The road here does have signs with the C designation.
http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=13/54.5696/-1.0016
I don't think I added it so at least
If vector map district outlines are good enough for your application you
could use it to render maps without importing it into osm - just merge the
osm and vector map district data when you render it into images.
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Hi All,
There was quite a nice article on map making and OSM in the I this morning
in case you haven't seen it:
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/features/are-mapbox-and-openstreetmaps-personalised-maps-the-future-of-cartography-8675498.html
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nodes, but it is a right pain to edit thenm once they are
joined together, so I think I kept a lot of them as separate nodes placed
very close together, but it does look as though there are noticable gaps
now.
I'll add some field boundaries when I get bore
rural data
that much more complicated, and it will still be much much simpler than a
major city centre.
Unless of course we are talking about drawing a polygon for each individual
field, which would seem excessive - I am just thinking of a polygon for the
general area.
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ll give that a go next time. It has a wide POV so
> captures quite a lot.
>
>
> On Tue, Jan 1, 2013 at 2:09 PM, Graham Jones wrote:
>
>> I guess it depends on what you think is 'difficult' - to actually survey
>> them means a lot of walking, so I tend to only add
use if it is farmland. To me if it isn't
> mapped it is farmland. It would seem a reasonable default.
>
> Please give barrier mapping a go as we are out there.
>
> Dudley
>
>
>
> Sent from my iPad
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> On 31 Dec 2012, at 22:00, "Graham Jones" wrote:
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same way or does it make it look too
> complicated.
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shouted at unless I fix it.
>>
>> There is a massive job to add all of the paths in Weardale to OSM. I will
>> gradually add them as I am out walking. I have GPX tracks of many previous
>> walks and good records.
>>
>> Steven
>>
>>
>> On Mon, D
marked which is incorrect and will lead to someone else
> being shouted at unless I fix it.
>
> There is a massive job to add all of the paths in Weardale to OSM. I will
> gradually add them as I am out walking. I have GPX tracks of many previous
> walks and good records.
>
> Steve
about 50
> yards I heard various abuse from over the wall. The farmer was angry that
> we weren't following the map and could we read one. We explained (or tried
> to) but he said the gate was someone elses and that was the only way we
> could go. There were no visible paths on the grou
ing off it
that are just stubs, and a marked Mineral Valleys Walk which needs
following. A nice mixture of scenery and industrial archaeology if you
like that sort of thing!
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Someone has been doing some very detailed mapping!
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? Some have them tagged explicitly as separate nodes, but
not sure what to assume if there is only an 'amenity=bank'.
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date since the licence business started
It is not really mobile friendly either - the datafile is about 500kb -
really needs to be split into data tiles, but that takes more than a half
hour train journey to sort out!
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> a separate tag) Any views on a system for classifying the condition of
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e Up North then. I thought it
NCN14 was complete all the way to Newcastle, so I will ride it one weekend
once summer arrives..
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Still, at least the OSM version does not show the museum in the wrong place
(moved years ago!)but they do not render it at all in their OSM
rendering.
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Hi,
If there is a path on the ground but nothing to say it is a public footpath
etc, I just tag it as highway=path with no designation.
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[New here (to OSM, not to mapping), so I'm not sure if I'm making this
point in the right way or the rig
face with a place search and sharing
> options which we rolled out last week.
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You are dead right - I was talking about paths as in narrow strips of
ground for walking on.
I would tag a public footpath as highway=, designation=public_footpath.
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On 18 February 2012 10:48, Derick Rethans wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Sat, 18 Feb 2012, Graham Jones wrote:
>
y walk, I think this is a more important issue to fix than footway
vs path!
Nick
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Date: 17/02/2012 07:43PM
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Subject: Re: [Talk-GB] "United Kingdom Tagging Guidelines" on the OSM wiki:
due for
for the New Forest in the sample above).
A more interesting comparison may be which are being created though,
because highway=footway may be legacy stuff - I certainly used to use it,
but stopped after a while and switched to highway=path.
Hope that helps.
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can produce
huge lists of all the combinations of designations and foot values, but not
that sure how useful that is, or how to present it. This is for the whole
uk, so includes urban areas, which could account for the very large
proportion of footways over paths. I wonder if there are relat
lour scheme that I
can see and make an outdoor map for the colour blind!
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On 17 February 2012 16:39, Graham Jones wrote:
> On 17 February 2012 15:43, Nick Whitelegg wrote:
>
>>
>> From my understanding, a minimum of ONE to TWO tags are needed:
>>
>> a) a high
le, but it looks like someone has changed them to
highway=path, so can't find any just now!
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Thanks - I thought there was some sort of anticlockwise rule, but I had
never noticed it make any difference.
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On 15 Feb 2012 10:38, "Andy Allan" wrote:
On 14 February 2012 19:34, Graham Jones wrote:
> > but I made the way run...
Just for clarity, there
Ah. That would account for why I can not explain the effect from my edits -
thanks!
I just assumed it was my fault because of the timing, and at high zoom the
first unaffected tile was next to the area I edited.
Cheers
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On 15 Feb 2012 09:03, "Peter Reed" wrote:
Graham,
Try again without the image attached...
On 14 February 2012 19:28, Graham Jones wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I had a mishap today when I added a closed area way around the Finchale
> Priory ruins in County Durham (
> http://maps3.org.uk/EH_NTMap/client/brewmap.html?lon=-1.54097
ough, so will need some non-copyright infringing icons to
use
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of the topography,
country houses need flower beds etc. I did start a style to render Dover
Castle like that...will see if I can find an example for you, but I think
it is a long way off being something you would use to show off!.
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Weardale Way Alternate Route' relation is probably the
best approach, otherwise you get a bit of a mess with all the little bits
of route that do not appear to go anywhere.
I will email the others who have contributed to the route to see what they
know about
>
>
> There's a great OSM Deep History services at http://osm.mapki.com/history/
>
> http://osm.mapki.com/history/relation.php?id=86561
>
> Thanks Andy - I had forgotten about that.
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is incorrect,
I will remove the extra spur path from the route.
On a related subject, there are a lot of signs for a 'Mineral Valleys Walk'
in that area that take you past a lot of old industrial artefacts - I'll
have a go at mapping that in the Spring if anyone would like to help.
t; how you put the map together.
>
> It would be great to get the waterways map (or something similar) back
> online again, so please let me know if I can help.
>
> Cheers,
> Will.
>
> On 2 February 2011 21:02, Graham Jones wrote:
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> >
> > Thank
If not, I have got them on dvd if anyone would like them - probably quicker
for me to post them than upload to a server - I prefer handling the new
bigger files because it keeps the style files for rendering simpler.
Graham
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On 13 Dec 2011 08:51, "Andy Robinson" wrote:
Is the vers
ot import the VMD data
into OSM, this means that it will not appear on the main OSM web site map.
We could show off what is possible though by making a 'osm-uk' site with
a web map that combines the various data sources in a web map?
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what the Germans and Belgians would call their posh beers to see if
real-ale is too English - or is that where the proposal for 'real-beer'
came from?
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a better system now...
But I will need a bribe - Icons.
If someone provides a set of icons for un-real and real ale (beer) pubs,
off-licences etc, I will put them on a map for you! PNG images at say
32x32 pixels will be fine.
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so
you can just look at for instance wineries
if you prefer. I am quite surprised how many wineries there are in the
UK
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showing up, but most of the others look like genuine queries that may be
breweries or distilleries.
This means we might not need too many exclusions now, so manual will
probably be ok if we need it.
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deigniter/bonfire application that could run
on my server that does user authentication and I could add a module to that
to manage an exclusions list, but I have never quite got around to
finishing it.
Could just do it manually for now I suppose?
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is a bit of an abuse of the tag, but makes sense to me, so how
about brewery=no?
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it - maybe if there is address data
we should use that, otherwise fall back on a nominatim derived address with
it drawn differently and a 'please fix the address' note.
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cript code, but
don't know if that is the reason or notand why it should matter how I
access the files is beyond me!
Anyway, too late to do any more now.
Thanks
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On 20 November 2011 22:27, Graham Jones wrote:
> Thanks - That's good enough for me - I have changed it to
>
emember seeing the signage. (I used to live near
> Limerick). I don't know of any beers from Bulmers, I'm pretty sure
> they're only ciders.
>
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> On 11/20/11, Graham Jones wrote:
> > This was supposed to go to the list, sorry!
> >
>
This was supposed to go to the list, sorry!
On 20 November 2011 15:30, Graham Jones wrote:
> Hi,
> I am just looking through the BrewMap <http://brewmap.maps3.org.uk>
> tagQueries <http://brewmap.maps3.org.uk/client/tagQueries.html> page and
> am curious about the Bulme
is
happening - I have had a couple of reports of things not appearing on the
list that we would have expected.
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I am still looking for suggestions for icons if anyone has ideas (or would
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>
> "mead".
>
> Good point. Fortunately that will not need a new key in the database -
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On 17 November 2011 20:55, Andy Mabbett wrote:
> On 17 November 2011 19:59, Graham Jones wrote:
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> > The main list of tags that I will use for BrewMap now are:
>
> Could the list of specialist tags go on a sub-page of the wiki page?
>
By all means!
>
> > My q
ult.style>.
My question is - have I missed any that I should include for the
BrewMap? I think I have got aall of the ones off the Wiki Page, but
are there any others you can think of?
Just asking now because the database import takes a while so I prefer
not to do it too often!
Thanks
Gra
.
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> Sven, Brian,
> There are two reasons that this only works for the UK (or really the UK
> and Ireland) at the moment:
>
>- My OSM database only covers this region. It could probably cope
>with a larger area (ma
5 plants in 65
> countries. Food (or drink) for thought ;-)
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I was trying to get rid of 'brewery lane' and
'brewery wharf' etc. Therefore if it was tagged as 'leisure' it would not
appear, but it appears to be tagged as 'tourism', so I think it should be
thereI might suffer a dose of inspiration later
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d the brewery with name_1= . Perhaps
> name:brewery= would be better?
>
> If they are so separate to have different names, I would have been
inclined to add a separate entity for the brewery, even if is just a node
within the area of the pub, which represents the brewery?
Graha
eekend because I will
need a 24 hour outage to re-import the database.
In general, please add any suggestions for other tags to be used to the
wiki page and I will try to get them all before I re-import the database.
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n between whisky and whiskey?
>
If we go there, there is probably a host of other possibilities too - vodka
etc., but not sure if anyone makes that in the uk? Then there is gin - no
idea how you make that
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> Was going to say something about the icons but I see they're only
> temporary
I would appreciate suggestions on what to use for icons - I just found the
ones on the map from a freely available icon set.
I think the icons we will need are:
- Breweries: Industrial; Craft; Microbreweries
standardise, as having two similar keys will only
confuse people (like me!).
Failing that I could just look for industry or industrial and save the
debate about which is correct
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have a single sql query that extracts everything with a craft= tag,
then just filter on the value of craft to decide how to render it. With
craft, craft:brewery, craft:cider etc., they will each need a different
bit of sql.
All quite possible, just the simpler one seems neater to me.
Graham.
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;significance', 'size', or 'importance' value -
probably a number like 'layer'.
This will inevitably be subjective, but the wiki page for the feature could
have some guidance on how to define the value.
I wondered what anyone else thought of this, or if something
ferently?
If someone puts up a wiki page with the proposed tagging scheme, I will set
up a renderer for it.
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On 27 Oct 2011 13:30, "Steve Doerr" wrote:
On 27/10/2011 10:57, Graham Jones wrote:
>I always think of Civilization being an American spell...
Oh, that old chestnut! No, not at all. For verbs in -ize/-ise (and
nk of Civilization being an American spelling...I will
definitely need to make a tool to add these tags or I will mis-spell it a
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eel free to have a go at the wiki page I have started
- once we are heading to convergence on what should be done, we can go
through the todo list to see who would like to do what!
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to include the date/period and I will be able to make a
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Err..sorry to be dumb, but I have read this three times and still have no
idea what this is about.
What problem are you trying to solve?
What is a "Building Zone"?
Is this something to do with telling the renderer what order to draw things?
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tag? - it is good to have the path in the database if it exists, because it
is useful for navigation. I prefer to render all paths and tracks, even if
I am not supposed to walk on them because they are useful reference marks.
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t;
> Maybe I should wait for the thang Richard mentioned, although I'd love to
> get something at a more local level than the entire world rendered in
> Mapnik, just so I can tick that off my to-do list :-)
>
> ttfn,
>
> Adam
>
> On 15 Jun 2011, at 22:41, Graham Jones
ontours - I've seen a couple of maps "in the wild" that use
> these, but not sure how possible/straightforward it is for a Mapnik newbie
> such as myself.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Adam
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> On 10 Jun 2011, at 10:46, Graham Jones wrote:
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> Adam (changed the title of
I think it would be simpler to do the reprojection before uploading it.
Only needs doing once that way.
Graham
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For those that do not subscribe to the international lists, OSM has been
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If anyone can think of extra project ideas, please add them to the wiki
page below.
We are also looking for mentors to guide students through their projects if
anyone
A few months ago there was a proposal to define defaults for given areas so
you only tag exceptions. That sounded very sensible to me, but I do not
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like me to render Merridan2 in the style I showed in the blog
post, I could do it pretty easily and make it available as a set of
slippy-map tiles?
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>> Steve,
>> I didn
eing the gazetteer names
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I dont really know, but I think the usual advice is to raise a trac ticket,
which you have done.
I am trying to think of how to resolve this. Maybe require area=yes to have
it filled in?
Graham
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On 24 Feb 2011 17:12, "James Davis" wrote:
How do I go about asking for changes in r
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>> http://tomchance.dev.openstreetmap.org/emptyshops.html
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>> If the data set isn't too large, this would work fine for maps of canals
>> and locks as well.
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>> You can use CloudMade's style editor to create a suitable set of map
&
ayers are two things that could use a basic
introduction too - I would welcome your thoughts.
Regards
Graham.
On 21 February 2011 19:38, Graham Jones wrote:
> Hi Folks,
> We have had a few interesting discussions both on and off this list about
> some speciality map overlays that I
, Andy Allan wrote:
> On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 7:38 PM, Graham Jones
> wrote:
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> > I have put some thoughts on what this system would look like on my OSM
> user
> > page (
> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/User:Grahamjones#Speciality_Maps).
> > My question is wh
- If anyone would like to help, that would be great!
(note that I have sent this to the GB list because my hardware is not up to
dealing with the whole world - there is no reason in principle why this
should not be international).
Regards
Graham.
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am.
On 19 January 2011 21:28, Graham Jones wrote:
> Thank you all for your comments.
>
> Dealing with 'disused' was nice and easy - I have deleted disused locks
> altogether and changed disused canals to a fainter, dotted line (see just
> north of Carnforth near Lancaster)
will move the canal map to that to make the
response quicker, and render down to zoom level 15 or so - I might make the
last few zoom levels render-on-demand to save disk space...
Graham.
On 20 January 2011 22:29, Richard Fairhurst wrote:
>
> Graham Jones wrote:
> > I think I
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