Hi Yves,
FWIW, I was able to browse the site, in order to see what is available
and at what cost, with Ubuntu / Firefox. Maybe you have some extensions
(like NoScript) blocking something. For one, I had to allow JS to be
executed, but that's all.
Regarding the infrastructure, there are
Hi All,
The potential for access to Quebec imagery is nice, if the provider
and license will permit. The best place for that and similar imagery
would be OpenAerialMap.org[1], which poses a problem, because OAM is
still rebooting itself. OAM in the first incarnation found that it
was flooded
On Fri, 2010-01-15 at 00:37 -0500, Pierre-Luc Beaudoin wrote:
I had started a manual clean up but gave up, I am sure there is a
better tool for that! Can someone have a look?
Alright, although it wasn't a witch hunt, the guilty man replied to me
in private and fixed it :)
Problem solved!
On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 9:18 PM, Nicolas Gignac gignac...@hotmail.com wrote:
Allo,
Si vous voulez des données gratuites pour le Québec pour améliorer OSM, voir
ici :
http://www.mrnf.gouv.qc.ca/territoire/portrait/portrait-donnees-mille.jsp
If you want free data for the province of Quebec to
Allo,
Si vous voulez des données gratuites pour le Québec pour améliorer OSM, voir
ici :
http://www.mrnf.gouv.qc.ca/territoire/portrait/portrait-donnees-mille.jsp
If you want free data for the province of Quebec to improve OSM, there is
free datasets available here:
Hi,
Regarding government contacts: I believe Nicolas has contacts within the
government himself, so he might be in the best position to make some
inquiries. It would be wonderful if we could do something really useful
with it (i.e. importing in OSM).
I've looked at the 1:1M data, and it is in
Regarding the area names: they are in the E00 files, and also in the
generated pat.adf files, so it shouldn't be a problem to match them up
with the numeric identifiers.
Frank
Frank Steggink wrote:
Hi,
Regarding government contacts: I believe Nicolas has contacts within the
government
Sweet!
Nothing like a little peer pressure to speed up the process.
Across the country there is CERTAINLY some friendly rivelry going on.
Current Score:
Toronto is in the lead with local detail, followed closely by
Montreal. Although Calgary has some great detail Origional material.
I think
Hi! :)
There are some places just south of Montréal that have duplicated data
for every ways.
http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=45.3085lon=-73.5243zoom=12layers=B000FTF
That include Saint-Constant, Delson, down to Saint-Rémi (following the
209). The overpasses of the 15,.30 and 132 are
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