Hello,
the attached KML file links to a very rough proof-of-concept set of
KML tiles of OSM road data. There's several issues remaining (more on
that below). What do people think? Is this worth doing on a larger
scale? Is it evil?
Obviously, this shouldn't be used for mapping.
The aim
Robert Vollmert schrieb:
How it works: For each standard z/x/y-tile, cut out the relevant
OSM-data and convert to KML using osmexport from osmlib, then massage
the result to contain region information and links to the four subtiles.
How does this compare to osmgoogleearth in svn?
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El Miércoles, 11 de Junio de 2008, Robert Vollmert escribió:
Hello,
the attached KML file links to a very rough proof-of-concept set of
KML tiles of OSM road data. There's several issues remaining (more on
that below). What do people think? Is this worth doing on a larger
scale? Is it evil?
The current Google Earth maps for South Africa are supplied by
Tracks4Africa and AND. Both of them only show major roads and are
useless for routing. In contrast, OSM has all the roads and many
footways for Pretoria (Cape Town and Johannesburg nearly done).
If I post a KML to a 4x4 newsgroup,
On Jun 11, 2008, at 17:30, Nic Roets wrote:
The current Google Earth maps for South Africa are supplied by
Tracks4Africa and AND. Both of them only show major roads and are
useless for routing. In contrast, OSM has all the roads and many
footways for Pretoria (Cape Town and Johannesburg
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