Hi -
This might not be the right group to direct this technical question - but I'll
put it out there anyhow.
I noticed a little while ago that city polygons where added to the OSM database
(at least in the SF Bay Area) - and that's a good thing. There is a city
boundary that runs along a
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 2:02 AM, Alan Brown adbrown1...@yahoo.com wrote:
This might not be the right group to direct this technical question - but
I'll put it out there anyhow.
I noticed a little while ago that city polygons where added to the OSM
database (at least in the SF Bay Area) - and
Alan Brown wrote:
Every time I try to edit (or even select) the city polygon - to
delete unnecesary points, or to get it to run nicely up the middle
of the road - potlatch gets stuck in a loop. It eventually shows
me a warning: A script in this movie is causing Adobe Flash Player
10 to
Rather than blowing it away, perhaps there should be a tool to automatically
cut and replace large polygons with multiple smaller polygons? Perhaps someone
could write a routine using GPC: http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/~toby/alan/software/
. Years ago, when I worked at Etak, the internal format
Is there a good reason why my TIGER place bulk uploads keep getting
blocked with 403s? I'll gladly add further backoffs and more reuse of
existing changesets (currently I've set the uploader to chunks of 250
elements and changesets of 20 uploads, essentially limiting each
changeset to 5000
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 3:21 PM, Chris Lawrence lordsu...@gmail.com wrote:
Is there a good reason why my TIGER place bulk uploads keep getting
blocked with 403s? I'll gladly add further backoffs and more reuse of
existing changesets (currently I've set the uploader to chunks of 250
elements
Hi OSMappers!
I've been working on a topographic map based on OSM data, somewhat
similar in style to the National Geographic topo maps. It's very much
work in progress, but I thought someone here might be interested.
Feedback is welcome!
It's (currently) limited to the state of Massachusetts -
I've been working on a topographic map based on OSM data,
It's (currently) limited to the state of Massachusetts -
fun! Very pretty.
will need permalinks, I know a page that should link your render of
Fourth Cliff.
Day Blvd Beach in South Boston is rendering as a Swamp, as is Malibu Beach?
Bill Ricker wrote:
will need permalinks, I know a page that should link your render of
Fourth Cliff.
Done.
Day Blvd Beach in South Boston is rendering as a Swamp, as is Malibu Beach?
I guess so. These areas are classified as FLATS (i.e. tidal flats) in
the MassGIS hydrography dataset, where
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