Hello,
I am working at the University of Calgary on a project that is using
OpenStreetMap data to provide a mapping service for Arctic researchers. We
chose to use OpenStreetMap as we would like to encourage communities to
contribute and share their local mapping data.
One of the partners on
It can just be that the person mapping didnt follow the standards for Canada
for example:
[image: Inline image 1]
The name tag should be the native name. (Could be French, English or
Indigenous languages)
name:en the english translation
name:fr the french translation
On Mon, Jul 6, 2015 at 12:46
Within the map there is provision for different language names. Different
people have different ideas about which name should be in the name field.
In general the English version will be found following the convention of
the Arctic Institute. However it is possible to tag name:en name:fr etc.
I've been catching up on local notes, and have come across a few I'm not
sure how to resolve. There are a number which are equivalent to There
is a some name of shop somewhere in this block. While probably
correct, they're not very useful.
The notes aren't bug reports, the original intent of
I'd say close them with a comment. Some of them are actually precise,
saying like : no rtor eb. Which is more than enough data. General things
like: add POIs at this location. Could be closed as the entirety of osm
could be summed in a widespread note saying: Add mapping data. You can use
your
On Mon, Jul 6, 2015 at 7:32 PM, Paul Norman penor...@mac.com wrote:
I've been catching up on local notes, and have come across a few I'm not
sure how to resolve. There are a number which are equivalent to There is a
some name of shop somewhere in this block. While probably correct,
they're
On Jul 6, 2015 9:30 PM, James james2...@gmail.com wrote:
I'd say close them with a comment. Some of them are actually precise,
saying like : no rtor eb. Which is more than enough data. General things
like: add POIs at this location. Could be closed as the entirety of osm
could be summed in a
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