On Sat, 07 Mar 2009 23:51:35 +1100
b.schulz...@scu.edu.au wrote:
Hi all,
It's really nice to see suburb boundaries popping up around the
place, it just makes the map look that little bit more professional.
Yeah it is isn't it, Franc has done some nice work.
There seems to be some naming
I was reminiscing about Darwin via OSM and noticed this boundary quirk. The
boundary was created by ABS2006 on 1 Mar 09. I thought maybe the Casino had
its own boundary but its actually the creek line.
http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=-12.8lon=130.84079zoom=15layers=B000FTF
Franc, I
Hi.
For NSW the Lands Department's Geospatial Portal
http://gsp.maps.nsw.gov.au/ can show suburb boundaries in the cadastral
layer.
Of the area in question, where the ABS shows the boundary going neatly down
the middle of my street, the NSW Lands Department shows the boundary between
1 street
Hmm yeah - that looks pretty odd.
It *might* be more sensible once the process has finished, but I'm not
holding my breath. But please make sure
you wait until the upload as finished, as I believe the bulk_upload will get
confuse if things have changed when
it comes back to reuse those borders
Hi Ben,
This raises an interesting copyright question. If, from multiple sources (Dept
of Lands, UBD, ask the council/auspost etc) you can show that the ABS boundary
is wrong how do we legally correct it? Without a sign on the ground that states
the change of suburb we don't really have
Ask the people who live in the houses.
~Cameron
2009/3/8 b.schulz...@scu.edu.au
Hi Ben,
This raises an interesting copyright question. If, from multiple sources
(Dept of Lands, UBD, ask the council/auspost etc) you can show that the ABS
boundary is wrong how do we legally correct it?
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