Heather,
Thanks, I was already aware of it, in fact, we use their KMLs at
http://sos.openstreetmap.org.ar
I figure 4 main tasks
- Mapping the flood reach for reference in OSM
- Mapping alerts ( inundaciones2abril )
- Mapping La Plata infrastructure in OSM
- Providing OSM cartography to the entities that need it.
I did not contact the guys from inundaciones2abril, but I should, so an
introduction would be nice.
I can help them to switch to OSM.
You can invite them to the local SotM (http://sotm.openstreetmap.org.ar)
where Séverin will be talking about HOT. We can use the mapathon to work
over La Plata (the SotM -April 27th- is free of charge, sadly the FOSS4G
is not).
Thanks again to all,
Fernando.
On 10/04/13 07:56, Heather Leson wrote:
Hi Fernando and Paul, I just wanted to let you know that someone is
mapping information on the Floods on a Crowdmap. I will be reaching
out to them today https://inundaciones2abril.crowdmap.com/
(I see they are used google maps, maybe they will change to OSM if I
recommend it.)
I realize that your work is separate, but if you want an introduction,
I'd be happy to do so.
Heather
On Wed, Apr 10, 2013 at 6:16 AM, Paul Norman <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
I’ve put it up. The JOSM URL is
http://pnorman.dev.openstreetmap.org/imagery/plata_apr_2013/{zoom}/{x}/{y}.jpeg
<http://pnorman.dev.openstreetmap.org/imagery/plata_apr_2013/%7bzoom%7d/%7bx%7d/%7by%7d.jpeg>
It goes south to General Belgrano and north across the water into
Uruguay.
I’ll add it to the JOSM, P2 and iD lists tomorrow.
Technical details:
I did this as JPEG tiles for speed reasons. I also made use of the
Terralook shapefiles for clipping, which wasn’t entirely
successful because there are some small black gaps.
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