Hi,
apologies for cross posting, but OpenStreetMap and the Association for
Geographic Information's Northern Group are having a Mapping Party /
Field Workshop on Saturday 15th May in Settle, North Yorkshire and you
are all invited!
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On 30 Apr 2010, at 11:48, Andy Allan wrote:
On Fri, Apr 30, 2010 at 9:23 AM, TimSC mapp...@sheerman-
chase.org.uk wrote:
But it
would be worth checking what strings are attached to the data by the
licensing.
Well, the licensing is pretty clear - it's been given to us under the
ODbL.
Guys, there's been some suggestions on the list that there are discrepancies
between the new air survey and previous GPS traces and also suggestions that
the image needs 'reprojecting' etc.
The image is produced by state of the art technology. As someone observed it
is made up of thousands of
I agree in principal with what you are saying, and most of this email
will boil down to semantics, but I think that what I'm saying is at
least valid technically.
You say local authorities don't buy rubbish!! -- this is a pretty
rash assumption -- I personally know instances that disprove this
On 01/05/2010 13:04, James Rutter wrote:
Guys, there's been some suggestions on the list that there are
discrepancies between the new air survey and previous GPS traces and
also suggestions that the image needs 'reprojecting' etc.
James, you've got the wrong end of the stick on this. I'll
Hi all,
I live in Sheerness on the Isle of Sheppey and have done quite a lot
of work on mapping the island. I am constantly adding bits here and
there; buildings, POIs, adjusting roads that need minor changes and
have recently been fiddling around with the local railway lines.
How accurate is the
Hi Roy,
As someone who has cycled out and mapped parts of Sheerness and Minster, it's
great to see someone local starting to map recently.
I'd recommend taking a looking at central London or Canterbury for inspiration
of the amount of detail that you can enter into OpenStreetMap.
Shaun
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