It's true that most ramps in the U.S. don't have names, but I do know of a few
that appear to. In particular, the I-4/I-75 junction in Tampa appears to have
named ramps.
http://www.mapillary.com/map/im/K-n1LMSGIwseE2TPAa63wQ/photo
-jack
On July 30, 2015 4:51:17 PM EDT, Paul Norman wrote:
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On 7/30/2015 7:15 AM, Brett Lord-Castillo wrote:
Related to this, I also wanted to look for some ideas on how to
generate names for the unnamed ramps in an OSM extract.
Most ramps in parts of the US I've traveled don't have name. What they
do have is destinations, which indicate the information
Hi Frederik,
This has been added ahead of time for years. It will be on the ground and
most people at Burning Man are unlikely to have internet connection, but
use applications with download OSM data. I see no reason this can't be
added this year the same as in the past by the US OSM community.
T
Hi All,
Mikel and I added the first sets of streets into OSM many years ago
and I can assure you that the surveyed streets will match the defined
parameters with incredible precision. I.e. its fine to take the golden
spike and street radials and distances and calculate the street grid.
No time to
The satellite imagery is not correct since the city moves locations each
year, as described by the golden spike info.
I'm totally onboard with OpenStreetMap being for things that are on the
ground. The city is being built now and the streets are being laid out. My
question is more about whether ge
I will start off by saying that obviously this cannot be used directly in
OSM, since we don't name ramps.
In compiling data for NG911 from multiple sources, a consistent problem we
have had is in the naming of exit and entrance ramps.
These ramps are extremely import: a large number of traffic acc
(apologies if this has already been mentioned but) perhaps this is something
that makes sense for OpenHistoricalMap?
Ask a help question along the lines of "how do I add time-dependant data to
OHM", perhaps clarifying that the ways for previous years are in OSM but are
deleted, and I'm sure so
James Mast writes:
> I've been normally mapping slip lanes as '_link' highways at
> intersections since the beginning. However, as most fellow US mappers
> know, they almost never have 'speed limits' posted for them, and that
> seems to help cause problems in some routing programs when they giv
Hi,
On 07/29/2015 07:07 PM, David Chiles wrote:
> In the past Black Rock City was included in OpenStreetMap. Is the
> generated layout something that could be added?
OpenStreetMap focuses on things that are on the ground, not things that
were or will be on the ground.
There are some exception t
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