Hi Sam,
The TIGER data in OSM was done a number of years ago (from the 2006
TIGER/Line release). Since then the US Census Bureau has devoted a lot
of resources to improve the accuracy of TIGER data, which I don't think
is (I could be wrong) reflected in OSM. The old TIGER data had many of
Yep, OSM data that needs attribution. The blog entry indicates that OSM
is the data source, so the attribution there is correct. While this is
off topic, I will say that I was really impressed by the ESRI JS toolkit
(liked the scale bar), and how snappy the response is. It appears the
main
Hi Richard,
Are you aware if they have a terms of use for these services? I can't
find any on the link you sent, or on the MapQuest Open Platform Web
Services page. I have an academic research project that this is perfect
for, but I don't want to abuse my privileges. :-)
Dan
On 02/11/2011
Hi Ant and Richard,
Thanks for the information. This isn't actually going into a we based
service. It is is based on data I have on people's trips, so I can
easily adjust the number of requests I send in a day so as to keep it at
its current resource use level.
Dan
On 02/11/2011 10:36 AM,
Hi John,
You can get New York tax parcel maps inexpensively ($300 per Borough)
and information needed to link it to addresses for free (I don't know if
the licensing is consistent with OSM). My guess is www.ridethecity.com
has licensed the parcel data and has created address points from it. The
10:32 AM, Dan Putler wrote:
Hi John,
You can get New York tax parcel maps inexpensively ($300 per Borough)
and information needed to link it to addresses for free (I don't know
if the licensing is consistent with OSM). My guess is
www.ridethecity.com has licensed the parcel data and has created
This list already already seen an extensive thread on the behavior of
the individual in question. Isn't there a better use of our bandwidth
(in terms of both bits and time) than re-hashing it?
On 11/05/2010 09:54 AM, Serge Wroclawski wrote:
On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 12:33 PM, Apollinaris
Hi David,
It looks like this data is being released into the Public Domain. The
relevant part of their terms of use statement (which is for the download
site, not the data itself) is:
Geographic data is now available through this download site. This data
is being made available to you free
Hi Sam,
In shapefile format, the natural choice is Statistics Canada Census
Subdivision boundaries (the most recent is for 2010). Census
subdivisions are typically municipalities or equivalents. Here is the
link:
http://geodepot.statcan.gc.ca/2006/040120011618150421032019/031904_05-eng.jsp
of hours to uncompress and process the file. Since he is only
interested in Ottawa I suspect there should be a way to just download
Ottawa rather than the entire planet which is what I think he is doing
at the moment.
Any suggestions?
Thanks John
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is needed. A square would simply cover too much space around the
area that needs to be highlighted.
It is for use with OpenLayers so some genius javascript solution would
be nice!
- Lasse.
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Hi Tyler,
OpenJUMP probably isn't the tool to do this with. Three tools come to
mind:
Its do-able, but probably not as easy as you had hoped.
Hi Dan.
Thanks for the suggestions; I am a computer programmer
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On Sun, 2009-11-15 at 18:43 -0500, Kate Chapman wrote:
Hi Dan,
Both manual and donated data. I've been addressing my neighborhood in
Virginia but Washington D.C. donated point level addresses.
Kate Chapman
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even be desirable).
Having said this, from a data user point of view, keeping the number of
different schemes to the minimal acceptable number really makes life
easier.
Dan
On Wed, 2008-12-10 at 11:52 +0100, Jochen Topf wrote:
On Tue, Dec 09, 2008 at 09:56:53AM -0800, Dan Putler wrote:
house
It looks like they have a node for every address.
Jochen
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the longer run), so we would need to convert the ways to shapefile
format to use them.
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