into it.
I would also like to get involved in adding address data for already
added amenities to in turn improve the postcode database.
Jack Stringer
btw Hello to Jon from fotopic.net
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units and going to wiki pages on them things is just a
PITA. It does make sense in the case of lets say food reviews of a
restaurant, or background info on a historical location.
That is my current plan, does anyone see any issues with that?[2]
Jack Stringer
[1] These directory listings places have
petrol station :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Museum
Good point Tom
If a Wikipedia page exists for the node then it would be worth putting it in.
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a table with the info in it.
Columns would be of the info gathered for the nodes and contain a OSM
link to the location, and a column for when it was tagged and who by.
I don't have the geek powers to make a database driven site that this
could all be stored on and edited by other users.
Jack
is a by product of the data. The data that we put in could also be
used to make a Pub guide, or restaurant guide if people are going to
have to put in information about a location it maybe worth putting in
as much as we can find out.
Jack Stringer
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where I am happy continuing atm. Will dig a bit more for now.
Jack Stringer
On Jul 3, 2009 10:14 AM, WessexMario wessexmario-...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
By putting the Postcode in we are supply OSM with the postcode to be
able to give that street...
Postcodes are organised in hierarchical areas, so
Going by that theory how do you post code 2 farms that are 1mile appart but
have the same postcode and are on different roads?
For the moment I think it make sense to put postcodes on nodes untill we can
get enough data to then know the extent of that post code area. Then we can
that set out to
2009/7/3 Steve Hill st...@nexusuk.org:
On Fri, 3 Jul 2009, Jack Stringer wrote:
Going by that theory how do you post code 2 farms that are 1mile appart
but
have the same postcode and are on different roads?
Tag both roads with the same postcode?
I think this is where stuff is always
When I map my village this is how I would do it. But as you say very
complicated and will take time to get done. Once we are to the level
of putting houses in then I guess that can been seen as a good thing
as we would be getting closer to the OS maps with the amount of
detail.
Jack Stringer
someone needs to draw up a proposal to convert the postcode
tag to the addr:postcode as duplication causes confusion for now.
Jack Stringer
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Sorry I forgot to add this list in my reply to Dave
On Jul 4, 2009 3:41 PM, Dave Stubbs osm.l...@randomjunk.co.uk wrote:
2009/7/4 Jack Stri...
No need for relations. Just tag each address with addr:postcode or
postal_code and all is sort...
Well, we need to fix the errors... whether
1.1
Anyone here use the Android G1 for gps tracking? Is there a good way
to hold it if you are walking? (I want to get the best reception
possible).
Jack Stringer
[1]http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=51.24078lon=-2.28747zoom=17layers=B000FTF
[2] was tempted to put these tracks and roundabouts
for people?
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Not all websites are not as well designed as OSM. Often when you click
print you get 2 blank pages plus 3 with the adverts on them and 1 page
of the map, cut right in half on the area you wanted to see.
Jack Stringer
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that and just have a text box in which as
much info as possible can be put in.
Do I make it so if other people get data they can add it via the
website or do I ask for the data to be mailed to me and I will do it
myself?
I am confident in basic php/mysql but my skills are limited.
Jack Stringer
Why do we cut them up for the bus routes? Wouldn't it be easier to build a
navagation app at does the calculation using all the stops as waypoints.
The resulting calculated route might not actually match the route the bus
really takes. You might argue that it doesn't matter so long as the
for me because I looked like
I was casing the local area ready to rob it or suchlike. There is
still a fair bit I need to get tracks for, and to draw in, but now I
have a motorbike on the road I will be out more often.
Jack Stringer
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Sent them both mesages, so they hopfully will get back to me in time.
Otherwise I will just drive down some random places.
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wants it.
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lanes).
With the A2 it might be like some of the A1(M), by calling it a 'A'
road it means that they can put in traffic lights and roundabouts. If
it was to be a motorway then they would have to change junctions etc.
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they were using a medium format digital
camera such as a Hasselblad. If I was going to take quality pictures
of the ground from a plane I would want to use medium format as that
would give high resolution images.
Jack Stringer
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Is it possible to do another map with all the partials on it. That way we
can check them for errors as well. Don't worry if it takes too much effort.
Jack
On Sep 14, 2009 4:59 PM, Dave Stubbs osm.l...@randomjunk.co.uk wrote:
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 3:51 PM, Dan Karran d...@karran.net wrote:
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