A french cyclist association create this map :
http://bicyclette69.free.fr/carte/carte.html. This map is really nice.
But I think they use maperitive which is proprietary.

Why not create an XML mapnik style to have an equivalent map ? I think
about starting with osm bright ( https://github.com/mapbox/osm-bright/
) and adding cycling feature... I never do this but I think that we
can use Tilemill ( https://www.mapbox.com/tilemill/ ) to create the
carto css file that can be converted into the xml mapnik style.

Proposing to cyclists a way to create easily a cycling map can attract
a lot of persons. And the message is very simple : "you like this map
? you want it for your city ? it is simple : encode (properly) the
cycling infrastructure in OSM and you'll have the map".

For the Gracq there exists a lot of local chapter (
http://www.gracq.be/GRACQ/006Contacts-002Locales ). I involve in the
Mons chapter and the people of the chapter are very interested to
discover OSM (and why not generate a map) and most of the people of
the Gracq will go to the 25 Avril event as it is a training on a
special subject.

Marc

On 7 March 2015 at 05:51, Nicolas Pettiaux <nico...@pettiaux.be> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> For April 25, we still need experienced mappers.
>
> For your information, a colleague of mine (Michel Willemse) who registered
> and will be present, is an active cyclist. He has already contacted Gracq,
> fietsersverbond ... GRACQ has reacted very positively ... but for the date :
> they already have a cyclist event in the very nearby "parc de Bruxelles".
>
> Michel's idea is that, if the weather permit, instead or on top of doing
> some activities to start with and describe OSM, what can be done during the
> morning ... we (or at least some of us) do something similar at the Parc for
> the cyclist, leveraging the large number of cyclists who will be present for
> Gracsq's event. We could do so simply by preparing paper maps to fill and
> some printed papers to distribute stating where to download mapilliary /
> osmand (or the best OSM mapping tool), what to do ... I am thinking to a 1
> page, simple to read, instructions.
>
> Yes, as Marc proposes, next time, we'll contact the walkers groups and maybe
> the people responsible for tourism in Brussels. We could also leverage them
> to better describe Brussels as a touristic place and map everything that
> could be touristically interessant and make links to descriptions (if
> possible text + sounds + videos)
>
> But this will be for another time.
>
> I am even considering that one activity that could become repetitive, with a
> short repeat time (if handled by the tourist authorities who pay a leader)
> would be guided tours of Brussels with mapping purposes. I am dreaming of
> tours every saturday morning for example, where walkers in the city would
> discover a new location in the city and at the same time map everything they
> encounter during the visit. Can you imagine what a good map we would hava
> after one year only ?
>
> With many information and on top, 52 guided tours on OSM.
>
> Have a good week end,
>
> Nicolas
>
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