Hi all,
I created a Facebook Group for OpenStreetMap in Ireland:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/295947493906276/
I know some people are more comfortable using that than mailing lists
etc, so I thought we could add that as a communication / community tool.
:) Feel free to join it or
If in doubt: It's not permissable. Copyright applies, automatically to
basically (ish) every map. So unless it has been released, it's unavailable.
Alas.
Rory
On 29/03/14 18:19, da fo43 wrote:
The wiki page for Ireland and copyrighted maps is not very useful for someone
starting off. I know
(For the benefit of those not on IRC:) This is the old calculate
coverage excluding water areas issue others have mentioned. (
https://github.com/rory/osm-irish-townlands/issues/11 ). I'll be doing
that next. We won't have to do any special tagging.
Rory
On 02/03/14 17:02, Killyfole and
Hi all,
As you know, we have a nice site for display the currently mapped
townlands ( http://www.celtic-knot-creator.com/townland/ ). It's my
website and I maintain it. It's updated every day (at about 6am). Based
on a suggestion, I just added a new feature to keep track of the
coverage
Hi all,
Just a reminder that there's an OpenStreetMap hack day / meet up in TOG,
the Dublin hackerspace, next Saturday 8th March, all afternoon (12-5).
Everyone (TOG members and non-TOG-members, heavey OSM users, to people
just curious about OSM) is welcome.
There's no structure to the day,
Hi,
TOG is basically in city-centre Dublin (technically the south west
corner of city centre), so any accomodation in city centre would be
walkable to TOG. Yes, the Radisson Blu basically overlooks TOG. :)
There's a Jury's Inn not far[1]
TOG has a a couple of parking spaces in our yard, but
Hi Javier,
When are you in Dublin?
We're planning on having an OSM-IE hack day Saturday 8th March if you're
here then.
Rory
On 03/02/14 19:58, Javier Carranza wrote:
Hi,
I´m a south american maper soon visiting Dublin and would like to meet
OpenStreet Map community there.
I work in NGO
Looks like Saturday 8th March is the best option. I've closed the poll,
and will organise things with TOG. I'll be the point of contact for this
(obviously), so any questions/thoughts/suggestions let me know. :)
See ye all there!
Rory
On 22/01/14 21:14, Rory McCann wrote:
Hi all,
I've made
but count me in if its
on a Sat, Feb 22nd maybe?
I wouldn't be opposed to going for a few drinks afterwards if anyone else
is interested
Dave
On Mon, Jan 20, 2014 at 1:10 PM, moltonel 3x Combo molto...@gmail.comwrote:
On 20/01/2014, Rory McCann r...@technomancy.org wrote:
Here's a thought. Would
Hi all,
The OSM conference, State of the Map, is on in a month in Birmingham.
Who's going?
I'm flying over on Friday evening, back on Sun evn, so wil only be there
for the weekend.
Hope to see some other Irish folks.
Rory
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Hi all,
I've been doing some research and discovered that in the mid and late
19th century, the ordnance survey did a complete map of Ireland, firstly
at 6 inch to the mile (1:105000) and then at 25 inch to the mile
(1:2500). You can see these
the more knowledge about the process the better.
I was also planning a panel discussion on open street map and
opensource geodata I'm hoping to get some cartographers and was
wondering if you'd be interested in talking about mapping with OSM?
all the best
Conor
Rory McCann wrote
I really should be careful when composing emails while tired.
On 18/01/10 23:47, Rory McCann wrote:
As you may or may not know, there's going to be another mapping party in
Dublin. It's going to
This should read:
As you may or may not know, there's going to be another mapping party in
Dublin
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