I would like to bring together some newbies to experienced people to
help everyone
get things done.
I would be happy to find a venue, supply snacks, etc..
Here are some of the questions I have been asked to get a feel for some
experience that would be helpful.
I will go through the FAQ's and arc
A good friend (not yet on talk-us) is looking to organize OSM meeting
in/around MSP/St.Cloud. Anybody else here interested in
participating? Let me know off-list and I'll put you in-touch.
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I'm certain these islands and atolls exist, and that it is a problem with
the Yahoo imagery. All of the publicly accessible satellite imagery seems
to be of variable resolution, depending on the perceived importance of the
area in question (or other factors), so it isn't too surprising that barren
have seen other small islets missing in yahoo, but they are seen in google
imagesmust be a yahoo problem
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 2:31 PM, Scott Atwood wrote:
> Kaʻula Rock is a tiny islet a couple of dozen miles southeast of Niʻihau in
> the Hawaiian Islands. The islet appears in the imported PG
Kaʻula Rock is a tiny islet a couple of dozen miles southeast of Niʻihau in
the Hawaiian Islands. The islet appears in the imported PGS coastline data
and in the recently imported TIGER boundary data. But even at maximum zoom,
the islet doesn't appear in the Yahoo satellite imagery. I was hoping
I'm afraid I'm going to have to disagree here. Different countries
*do*blur the line between shops and post offices. For example, I've
visited
Canada quite a few times, and quite a few drugstores sell stamps and accept
mail for delivery under the Canada Post (canadian equivalent to USPS) sign.
I
Hi all, we never really confirmed this get-together, but I was in touch with
Steve today and unfortunately it looks as though he will have to head out of
Denver earlier than planned, so we are going to postpone this pub meetup
(unless Steve sends a message to say something different, in which case
> >the US. The wiki page does say that post_office is usable for private
> >facilities, but I disagree that such use is reasonable - the government
> >office and a private mailbox shop are totally different kinds of
> >entities.
> >
> >I would call them
> >
> > shop=shipping
> >
> >or
> >
> >
Reading the notes for the 2009 Tiger data at
http://www.census.gov/geo/www/tiger/faq.html
I found the following quote (line breaks added by me):
In the 2007 TIGER/Line Shapefiles, the following areas had not
gone through the NAD83 transformation process and were still
within local astronomical da
Big Island (Hawai'i Island):
I spot checked the road network here. With the exception of portions of the
Kailua-Kona area, the roads everywhere I checked hadn't been edited since
the 2007 TIGER import. And all data (even most of the Kailua-Kona data that
had been manually edited) suffered from th
Lanaʻi:
This is a small island with a relatively limited road network, concentrated
mostly in a single small, central town. It looks like there has been
extensive manual editing of the road network, and it seems to correspond
fairly well to the satellite photos.
Molokaʻi:
The coastline data seem
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