Re: [Talk-GB] Composite mapping (OSM and OS, PRoWs etc)

I have done this on an *ad hoc* basis using QGIS but have never managed to transfer the process successfully to PostGIS. I think Nick Whitlegg does this for his Android walking app with coverage of several counties in Southern England. It's fundamentally much easier to show the difference than

Re: [Talk-GB] Composite mapping (OSM and OS, PRoWs etc)

On 6 September 2016 at 18:22, Dave F wrote: > As a by-product of the PROW comparison, would it be possible to create a > list (Geojson?) of paths not in OSM but in LA's definitive maps? It's I don't know if you've seen it, but I've had a go at developing a comparison

Re: [Talk-GB] Composite mapping (OSM and OS, PRoWs etc)

On 6 September 2016 at 16:53, Dan S wrote: > Looking good! Is there a key? Would help to make sense of the various > footpath markings etc That does look really nice. I particularly like the long-distance cycling and walking routes being shown. Maybe decrease the dot

Re: [Talk-GB] SotM 2016: Brussels

Hi, Attending State of the Map 2016? It's not all about the talks - some of the best ideas come from the chance meeting / crazy ideas-lab sessions. You can share your ideas for informal meetings (Birds of a Feather sessions) online so that you can start to discuss and gather interest:

Re: [Talk-GB] Composite mapping (OSM and OS, PRoWs etc)

Looks very interesting. Has a bit of a 'Series 7' look to it, which I like. Could you add a permalink, primarily so any specific queries/problems can be clearly identified? It appears to render OS filed boundaries as grey short dashed lines. Is this intentional? As a by-product of the PROW

Re: [Talk-GB] Composite mapping (OSM and OS, PRoWs etc)

Looking good! Is there a key? Would help to make sense of the various footpath markings etc Best Dan 2016-09-06 8:02 GMT-07:00 Luke Smith : > I mentioned a while back that grough was developing a composite map, > blending OSM data with OS OpenData to fill in the gaps,

[Talk-GB] Composite mapping (OSM and OS, PRoWs etc)

I mentioned a while back that grough was developing a composite map, blending OSM data with OS OpenData to fill in the gaps, and using public rights of way data directly from the local authorities which have released it. Over time, hopefully we will rely progressively less on other data sources.

Re: [Talk-GB] Nottingham QMC Tram Station

Great, thanks. Stuart On 5 Sep 2016, at 20:31, SK53 > wrote: I'll have a quick look in the morning & adjust the mapping accordingly (it's under 10 minutes walk away). Cheers, Jerry On 5 September 2016 at 17:24, Stuart Reynolds