When I relocated to the Philippines from the United States I was
culture-shocked at the lack of the type of mapping I was accustomed to. I
brought 2 Garmin GPS for driving directions that are not much good here except
for paper-weights. I stumbled upon OSM and loaded the maps for my Garmin.
See this: http://labs.strava.com/heatmap/#14/121.92472/11.97127/yellow/both
Maybe someone more familiar can fix it with strava's slide:
http://labs.strava.com/slide/
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maning
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Sorry. The background maps are google. Doh!
Still, some tracks in strava maybe added in OSM.
On Tue, Oct 28, 2014 at 9:46 PM, maning sambale
emmanuel.samb...@gmail.com wrote:
See this: http://labs.strava.com/heatmap/#14/121.92472/11.97127/yellow/both
Maybe someone more familiar can fix it
Hi Maning,
Did a quick check using iD and the roads (in Boracay) are mostly aligned
with the available OSM GPS tracks. yay!
The Strava tracks seem to be aligned with the OSM Map with an approximated
offset then viewed in Map Compare.
Hi Maning and others,
Thanks for the welcome remarks :) I joined the Phil. OSM mailinglist also
recently. The last month I conducted several OSM introduction and hands-on
workshops, together with staff of NOAH and VSO Bahaginan. We did 3
introduction workshops on OSM-critical
Hi Arnoud et al,
I also had some similar questions I'd been noting down. Perhaps in the Ph
Wiki Conventions page we could add a specific section discussing mapping
for DRR critical infrastructure tags?
- How to tag evacuation centers? How to add details (i.e. capacity,
engineering
