Just to let you know that at ITO we are now very close to releasing a set of
specialist renderings which might meet your requirements. These views will
include:
*Power lines, generators, substations etc (lines colour-coded by voltage if
available)
*Road speed limits (colour coded by speed limit if
You would have my support for this Graham. I think I fall into the category of
someone who has basic skills but just don't have the time to fathom out where
to start on something like the Toolserver link. Cloudmade looks more
accessible, but seems quite restricted in what one can edit? My
Hi All,
Quite a bit of the feedback I have had on this suggestion has pointed
towards the documentation for the map rendering tools being very complicated
and hard to follow.
I think there are quite a few good step-by-step tutorials on setting up the
tools, but I think we may be lacking a 'stand
Thanks Peter - It will be interesting to see what you come up with - sounds
very similar to what I was thinking of!
Graham
On 23 February 2011 17:22, Peter Miller peter.mil...@itoworld.com wrote:
Just to let you know that at ITO we are now very close to releasing a set
of specialist
On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 7:38 PM, Graham Jones grahamjones...@gmail.com wrote:
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 whether many people would find this useful? Or
Hi Andy,
I will certainly have a look at that, thank you - I have not seen that
service.
I am hoping to make this more than just a hosting service though. This has
been reinforced by a couple of off-list converstations I have had where
there is a good chunk of making it easy for people to
Graham,
One thing you could usefully document – an in an easy-to-read, visual,
engaging way rather than dense jargon-filled wiki pages – and publicise is
how to use built-in support in OpenLayers. For example, it’s not all that
hard to download some interesting data via XAPI (if it were a bit
Hi Folks,
We have had a few interesting discussions both on and off this list about
some speciality map overlays that I had put together to entertain myself
(things like canals, historical sites, railways, power stations etc.) - the
sort of things that I have on http://maps.webhop.net. I have
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