I'm aware that there have been several postings on this kind of question, but
I would appreciate some advice/guidance if possible. I'm engaged in a
discussion with my local authority, from whom I am trying to get a digital
version of the Public Rights of Way map (PROW) for use on OSM. They have
antonys wrote:
I'm engaged in a discussion with my local authority,
from whom I am trying to get a digital version of the
Public Rights of Way map (PROW) for use on OSM.
It'll almost certainly be OS-derived and therefore not suitable for OSM, I'm
afraid. Even if they wanted to release it,
Re: OS derivation - interestingly, in the course of a long conversation and
a couple of email exchanges, the officer at the council did not raise this
as an issue. The understanding I have is that the data flow is the other way
round - ie that the council updates the OS with incremental changes
On 17/09/09 20:46, Antony Scott wrote:
Re: OS derivation - interestingly, in the course of a long conversation
and a couple of email exchanges, the officer at the council did not
raise this as an issue. The understanding I have is that the data flow
is the other way round - ie that the
On Fri, 18 Sep 2009, Tom Hughes wrote:
Yes, the council will be sending the data they create describing the
routes of paths to the OS but they will also be using OS data when
creating that description - if a path goes from the junction of two
roads to the corner of a field then they will
