On Mon, 2009-10-05 at 01:15 +1000, John Smith wrote:
> For people with good reason to be making dummy edits the dev system
> can do this and will also render pretty maps too.
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> http://api06.dev.openstreetmap.org/
Half correct. It's not yet set up for rendering.
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es, or some other tag should be used?
Seems reasonable.
> And should that changeset that converted shop=groceries into
> shop=greengrocer be reverted?
The changeset in question broke data. It unilaterally changed the
definition of ~200 shops. It should be reverted.
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> I am assuming that this command will also work correctly if my renderer is
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> I contact him/her to inform that what he/she is doing is not allowed.
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In that case, the coordinates should surely not be in wikipedia either?
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>> On 08/09/09 00:24, Thomas Wood wrote:
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>>> My apologies, I meant to change the links.
>>> Try errol.openstreetmap.org/...
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>> Please don't do that, both because it doesn't work
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embers of the community started this thread: to ask the more
> experienced/enabled community members for help in doing so.
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> cheers,
> Martin
The thread was started for consensus on whether the edits were
vandalism, and what should be done.
Now we're at a stage t
appy to revert these particular edits.
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> Most of the edits are not in areas I know well enough. Most seem to be in
> Iceland.
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Please leave the ways untouched for now, it'll be easier to revert the
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> I checked de.yml at this time, but there was no bug, so it must be
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> Maybe this is a hint.
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now it does work with the Google search, but then what's the point for
> wikipedia to have its own search.
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Actually, it seems all wiki searches are failing.
I've copied the wiki admin in on this.
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can put it where ever people want it. I think svn.openstreetmap.org is
> the best. Where to ask to get svn account ?
The machine admin - TomH creates accounts for anyone who requires one.
(A few) more details on the wiki -
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/SVN
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2009/4/29 Etienne Chové :
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>> See also the osmparser.py class, that may also be useful.
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>> http://trac.openstreetmap.org/browser/applications/editors/django/osmeditor/lib/osmparser.py
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> Interesting... does it work with API 0.6 and ch
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quot;12631399\"" france.osm
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> This node is used in a way but not declared
The node in question is located in Poole Bay, UK, as part of a ferry
route from Poole to Guernsey -
http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/way/2784646
http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/node/12631
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> TrackMyJourney is an option, though that is aimed at you having
> travelled that route, and doesn't need any javascript.
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> Shaun
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OpenLayers can in fact read the GPX itself.
Take a look at http://wiki.openst
on the old site, but
I can't find it anymore.
It's certainly been discussed on these lists before, a search may be
worthwhile to hear our previous thoughts:
http://www.google.com/search?q=site:lists.openstreetmap.org+"peoples+map"&hl=en&client=fi
grand licensing debate but still very
> relevant as this is what it is ultimately all about.
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> It gets interesting around four minutes in and he gives us a nice plug at
> 14:40. Just please don't tell Richard Fairhurst, it might go to his head :-)
He already knows, and I
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> The base line is the maritime border closest to the coast, and will
> probably not be rendered on most maps.
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>> * Change the OpenLayers instance to point to your server
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>> After a long laborious battle I have reached the last stage. I need to
>> point
>> the openlayers instance to my server, but cannot find documentation how to
>> do
>> it. Can anyone point me to this?
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2009/2/9 Jochen Topf :
> On Mon, Feb 09, 2009 at 05:20:51PM +0000, Thomas Wood wrote:
>> I see no reason why the relation model cannot apply with a tagging of
>> boundary=maritime on the maritime sections of the boundary.
>> The required ways will still be retrievable from a (
n land, so I think that using boundary=maritime rather than
boundary=administrative maritime=yes (or other suggested options) is
worthy.
In short, I'm saying I support wiki-proposal 3, along with the
additional tags on the relation, if deemed necessary.
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atus by "valuable"
> - split the map features page in two parts "core map features" for
> well established tags (e.g. used by more thant 50% of the
> contributors) and another map features page for the rest.
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> Pieren
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I like it, but maybe replace valuable wit
lit the roundabout as needed, tag all parts as junction=roundabout (don't
> use a roundabout relation), and add only the needed parts into the route.
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> Bicycle_Boulevards)
Use relations, or alternatively the tag lcn=yes is supported if it has
no reference.
> Also, has anyone tagged a bike box?
> (http://www.portlandonline.com/TRANSPORTATION/index.cfm?c=46717
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Not to my knowledge, but there&#
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ove why this article is needed, relevant, sourced, etc.
The fact that Japanese was missing was quite odd, since we have quite
a few mappers there, afaik. I got a friend of mine to translate the
first paragraph in attempt to lure some more translators in -
http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/オープン・
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Subst#About_subst
2009/1/22 Adam Schreiber :
> On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 1:28 PM, Thomas Wood
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>> Please subst: in any page-sized templates, it helps keep the wiki a
>> little speedier...
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organised themselves to do this job
> without any fanfare.
Wow, just as I was considering looking to see what else could be done
to help with the coastlines tidyup! :)
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Ugh, this method got through voting?!
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trying to make the slippymap plugin show zoom levels other than 12. My
efforts on this (and all other bits of my OSM work) are postponed for
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> worsen this crossing. No problem in JOSM though.
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> Please do not change (repair) anything for a few days so anyone
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endant templates, but
not done much else more.
I'll hand out sysop rights to the wiki if others want to import some more pages.
http://dev.openstreetmap.org/~edgemaster/semwiki/index.php/Main_Page
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o have, think plenty of people
> would use something like this.
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> now... usually when i have ideas someone has already made them into
> reality... hoping that's the case here ;) really need this.
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> thoughts?
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> thanks
> - daniel
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Surely it's possible within the current data model without resorting
to further complexity. Relations should be able to handle them fairly
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as current features.
For example we could just 'namespace' them all to
historical:tagname=value.
It would still be a bit of a PITA to edit the raw data on editors that
do not allow different sets of features to be hidden. (Only really an
issue with potlatch at the moment, since both
y situation of not being able to read off
a single tag to decide what type of feature something is.
Not all data clients are likely to implement a tag that means the
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've converted the 12nm line around the UK and Ireland
to be fully tagged, so it's now showing in its own bubble on the
mapnik render.
I do note that Foula is not included in this line, so I'm looking for
details on how they were originally created so I can modify it t
2008/12/24 Pieren :
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>> Frederik does make a good point that it could be used for good.
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This would be a big mistake, from what I've heard of t...@h, it has too
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#x27;t be missed.
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> Till
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> Am Mittwoch 26 November 2008 schrieb Nick Black:
>> Did you get anywhere with this? Have you tried emailing the admins at
>> geocaching.com to see why they removed the cache? I'd love to hear more.
>>
>> Nick
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sure* they want to load
more. Otherwise, it tells them to zoom in to view the detail.
If we're considering an OL editor for small edits, we'd want to
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>> 2008/11/15 Till Harbaum / Lists <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> > Hi,
>> >
>> > i have recently released a geocache which basically required
that descriptions of boundaries are often
described (although often in an indistinct way) in legal documents,
particularly ones enforcing boundary changes. (For example
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Greater_London_boundary_changes)
I wonder if there's a more complete DS for boundaries?
t; from OpenLayers)
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> How about SVG tiles?
OpenLayers uses SVG internally anyway, plus SVG isn't cross-browser
(IE's VML is supported fully by OL)
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> But, wouldn't any vector tiles be problematic with elements
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th it is the high latency it seems to suffer from due to the
on-the-fly data requests.
On this subject, I may test out some POI stuff I've been working on
for another project. I wonder how well it scales up to country-sized
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mistake.
> IMHO a very interesting issue and may mean that google sees a serious
> competitor arriving ...
Not in my view.
> Till
I'm asking some contacts I have to see if I can get the full logs for
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e tags to be imported
> - I guess it should support API 0.6 if it is to be used in the future, or?
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tag an invalid choice.
As others have said, service or unclassified depending on size.
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2008/11/6 Rainer Dorsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Am Mittwoch, 5. November 2008 schrieb Alex Mauer:
>> Rainer Dorsch wrote:
>> > I am wondering what is the difference between footway and path? sac_scale
>> > on http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Map_Features seems to apply
>> > for both. Does tha
2008/11/5 Richard Fairhurst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Steve Chilton wrote:
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>> Amongst all the US Election mapping frenzy there was a good callout for
>> OSM on Ogle Earth yesterday entitled:- OSM: your map of last resort
>> http://www.ogleearth.com/index.html
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> via which I notice this:
>
> http://
>> (on- or offline) service/software?
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a bit lazy and putting in a feature request without
>> the prior research but I'm sure you'll be kind and let me know
>> in a kind and considerate way
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>> Greg
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You need to set the displayProjection parameter on the control to get
it to give you lat/lons.
eg: map.addControl(new
OpenLayers.Control.MousePosition({displayProjection:
map.getProjectionObject()}));
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up to date with OpenLayers, putting the coord
display will be fairly trivial. The most difficult part will probably
deciding where to put them so they don't annoy those who do not wish
to use them.
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> As I read it, it's not replacing the highway=* tag, but is in addition to.
> So:
> highway=residential
> traffic_calming=chicane
>
> A bump should be a node, IMHO.
>
May I theorise that aim of highway=traffic_ca
very high accuracy method of using areas to
define road surfaces, etc, I'll continue using overlapping ways to
represent landuse areas contained by roads.
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On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 12:03 PM, Grant Slater
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> Thomas Wood wrote:
>>>
>>> See item 1 of http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Top_Ten_Tasks
>>
>> The task is already being worked on, this is the first step:
>> In r9
gt; / Grant
>
The task is already being worked on, this is the first step:
In r9443: stevechilton: Change place_of_worship to rectangle (new
PNG). Specific types will follow
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> [2] http://www.rigacci.org/osm/bug/josm_simplify_bug.osm
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