Sub stations as nodes definitely do not render - drawing them as small
enclosed ways gets you a nice grey box
On 12 April 2010 14:12, Ed Loach wrote:
> Mary asked:
>
> > On another point. I have mapped two electricity sub stations,
> > one near home using my GPS handheld, and a second near work
Mary asked:
> On another point. I have mapped two electricity sub stations,
> one near home using my GPS handheld, and a second near work
> using my Android tracker. Neither have appeared on the map. Why?
Have you mapped them as a node or as an area? I've mapped a few near here as
nodes, an
I am with Brian.
I have never taken data from another source and mapped it within OSM. Would
it be worth covering this at Kidderminster next Saturday.
On another point. I have mapped two electricity sub stations, one near home
using my GPS handheld, and a second near work using my Android track
Hi everyone
I know that there are strong opinions on surveying being more fun and more
accurate and richer in POI/addressing/bustops/etc detail but given the scale
and remoteness of what's left to be done in the Black Country, I can't help
feeing that we should make use of all this OS data to comp
