Regarding OSM's Great USA Rail Update (of 2014-5), the two most
important initial target tasks seem to be properly naming a
subdivision or line and gathering together commonly-named members
into a route relation.
The first task can be done (as in California recently) by using a
Public
On Thu, Jan 29, 2015 at 9:38 PM, Tod Fitch t...@fitchdesign.com wrote:
Copyright - Maybe it would be best to ask the county or even city for
address (and building outlines) information with a public domain license.
Cities and counties I've dealt with in Washington State have been very open
about
I've walked all the streets within a couple of miles of my home to collect
addresses for OpenStreetMap. In the area that I've tried to cover pretty well
there are now nearly 10,000 items tagged with addr:housenumber, nearly all of
them surveyed and entered by me. I'd like to finish off my city
Thanks for true OSM dedication and your great community engagement, Tod!
In fact, it was Santa Clara County which lost the court case (as
defendant, CFAC -- the California First Amendment Coalition -- was
the plaintiff) which in essence declared, GIS basemap/geospatial
data produced by public
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