I hesitate to say what is relevant to OpenStreetMap. For example many
trees are mapped but locally we lost about a quarter of them in a recent
storm. Is mapping all the trees in Canada relevant to OpenStreetMap?
Keeping the number of trees up to date or even shop opening hours for
that matter is a problem.
Cheerio John
Greg Troxel wrote on 2024-05-08 8:32 AM:
john whelan <jwhelan0...@gmail.com> writes:
For some reason building sites, especially large ones, use GPS as a quick
way to measure things rather than setting up a theodolite which needs a
trained person to use it.
But this is not relevant to OSM, merely perhaps interesting to nerds
that care about positioning. Or am I missing something?
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