[Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Michael Patrick
 > The consensus of those who replied seem to be to exclude these privately
held lands from the National Forest boundaries.

It isn't just privately held lands. U.S. DoD has numerous inholdings ( DOD
owns 11.4 million acres in the United States, with individual parcel
ownership ranging from 0 acres owned to 2.3 million acres  ), FAA for nav
aids, I believe there are also instances of tribal lands ( Bureau of Indian
Affairs (BIA), the U.S. holds approximately 56.2 million acres in trust for
various Indian tribes and individuals.  ). For instance, the Department of
Energy ( 'Better Bombs for a Better Way of Life' ) ... " DOE is the fourth
largest federal land manager, conducting its mission at 50 major sites on
2.4 million acres across the country."

And size is no determination of importance, because the 'rules' are
dramatically different for different agencies and departments. Some of
these provide access, The Magruder Corridor easement is basically the width
of the track, between two wilderness areas, similarly various boat landing
on lakes etc. Other very small areas, which have VERY nice gravel roads
leading to them, will result in an armed response. "There have been 12
Minuteman missile sites constructed on the ( Pawnee, Forest Service ) )
grassland. These fenced areas (approximately two acres each) are  US Air
Force and public access is not permitted."

Michael Patrick
Data Ferret
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Re: [talk-au] Facebook RapiD Roads

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden David Wales
I'm sure it would be a valuable data source to make use of. However, I'm 
certain many other countries have a much greater need. Our road coverage is 
close to 99% from memory. (I can't remember the exact figure or reference.)

We also have pretty good access to government data in many states.

No harm in asking though.

(Now, if they enabled quality building outlines, that would be a game changer.)

On 16 October 2019 11:44:28 am AEDT, Phil Wyatt  wrote:
>Hi Folks,
>
> 
>
>Does anyone have any thoughts on whether it would be worthwhile to ask
>for
>Australia as part of Facebooks project?
>
> 
>
>https://github.com/facebookincubator/RapiD/blob/master/COUNTRY_REQUESTS.md
>
> 
>
>Just curious to peoples thoughts.
>
> 
>
>Cheers - Phil
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Re: [Diversity-talk] Your talk submission for SotM 2019

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Rebecca Firth
Hi Heather,

Thanks a lot for that Heather, and sorry I somehow completely missed that
initial draft! I've posted as a diary.. feel free others to please copy &
post it too, I've pasted the markdown version at the bottom of the doc so
you can easily copy.
Thanks!

On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 1:53 AM Heather Leson 
wrote:

> Hi folks I added comments. And, Rebecca, thanks for writing this post and
> taking so many notes.
>
> Overall I felt that our OSM SOTM session was not just about the
> conference. The blog post does lean towards that. I changed the 2nd section
> to include "wider osm" as we talked abour governance and leadership overall
> at osm
>
>
> Again - thank you everyone for this collaboration. I am sure this post
> will resonate with many.
>
> See you soon
>
>
> Heather
>
> On Tue, 15 Oct 2019, 06:30 Heather Leson,  wrote:
>
>> Hey I shared a draft a few weeks ago . Will merge my content
>>
>> Heather
>>
>> On Mon, 14 Oct 2019 at 23:08, Rebecca Firth 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Hey everyone,
>>>
>>> Thanks to those who took a look already. I am planning to post this on
>>> Wednesday so if you want to input, please do it before then!
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Rebecca
>>>
>>> On Wed, Oct 9, 2019 at 11:49 AM Rebecca Firth 
>>> wrote:
>>>
 Hi All,



 As promised, sharing a draft on the diversity session blog. I think
 this would be best to post as an OSM Diary and submit to WeeklyOSM. I’m
 also coordinating on if it can go on the HOT website. Please add your
 thoughts and ideas by the end of the weekend so we can move forward and
 post it?


 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BjUHky9N71IjMGYCYrwhEUTmu3BZOTNb-WaIxPzqbmY/edit


 Thanks,



 Rebecca

 On Mon, Sep 30, 2019 at 4:41 PM Rebecca Firth 
 wrote:

> Hi there,
>
> I took a load of notes, but unfortunately a bit snowed under this week
> with quite a variety of project deadlines -- is it okay if I add them in 
> by
> Wednesday?
>
> Thanks!
>
> On Mon, Sep 30, 2019 at 4:30 PM Heather Leson 
> wrote:
>
>> Dear colleagues, thank you so much for this discussion.
>>
>> I started the draft here - https://pads.ccc.de/bwWXryNYXv
>>
>> Rebecca, I think you took some notes as well?  would you be able to
>> fold these in?
>>
>> Can we aim to publish on Saturday?
>>
>> Heather
>> Heather Leson
>> heatherle...@gmail.com
>> Twitter/skype: HeatherLeson
>> Blog: textontechs.com
>>
>>
>> On Thu, Sep 26, 2019 at 10:40 PM Miriam Mapanauta <
>> mapana...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi to all,
>>>
>>> So great to see you last week, I was very happy to see so many
>>> people joining and participating in the Panel. Many people is asking me 
>>> if
>>> it was recorded because they would love to watch it, I am aware it was 
>>> not
>>> recorder but I suggest that we write a blog with the concerns and 
>>> actions
>>> we heard we should be taking in the future. I would be glad to co-write
>>> something in the coming weeks.
>>>
>>> Big hug from sunny Mexico!
>>>
>>> Miriam
>>>
>>> On Tue, Sep 17, 2019 at 2:46 PM Rory McCann 
>>> wrote:
>>>
 Sat. lunchtime or 2nd break is fine with me.

 See yous soon! :)

 On So, Sep 15, 2019 at 6:20 PM, Heather Leson <
 heatherle...@gmail.com>
 wrote:
 > Dennis, we would love for you to join us. Please add your name to
 the
 > hackpad.
 >
 > All - would it be possible to meet at lunch or second break on
 > saturday to talk through the plan.
 >
 > See you soon
 >
 > Heather
 > Heather Leson
 > heatherle...@gmail.com
 > Twitter/skype: HeatherLeson
 > Blog: textontechs.com
 >
 >
 > On Sun, Sep 15, 2019 at 5:40 PM Dennis Raylin Chen
 >  wrote:
 >> Hi Heather,
 >>
 >> If you need a East Asia perspect,
 >>
 >> Maybe I could help.
 >>
 >> Sorry for the late reply.
 >>
 >> Dennis Raylin Chen
 >>
 >>
 >>
 >> Heather Leson  於 2019年9月13日 週五
 >> 09:17 寫道:
 >>> Hirray. So if folks can add their names to the chart, this will
 >>> help. Maybe we could lunch on saturday to plan.
 >>>
 >>>
 >>> Heather
 >>>
 >>> On Fri, 13 Sep 2019, 07:27 Gertrude Namitala,
 >>>  wrote:
  Hello Heather,
 
  I will help out. Sorry for delay in response.
 
  Kind regards,
  Gertrude
 
  On Sun, 8 Sep 2019, 20:07 Heather Leson, <
 heatherle...@gmail.com>
  wrote:
 > HI folks, I heard back from Rebecca and 

Re: [Talk-bo] Lago Titicaca

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Marco Antonio
On Tue, 15 Oct 2019 at 17:12, Juan Jose Iglesias  wrote:
>
> Alguien con mayor conocimiento de causa, podría revisar el área y costa del 
> Lago Titicaca en la zona de Cumana y Belen Yayes, creo q se ha exagerado la 
> pleamar del lago y aparecen muchas zonas de tierra firme como parte del Lago 
> en si, convirtiendo a esa zona como una Isla cuando en realidad NO lo es

revisando las imagenes sentinel actuales al parecer es como dices, o
al parecer esa porción de agua se convirtió en un riachuelo... voy a
revisar con otras imagenes en época de lluvia, pero esta claro que hay
barro y sedimento, creo que es lo mismo que la laguna angostura en el
lado este

imagen sentinel:
https://apps.sentinel-hub.com/eo-browser/?lat=-16.35304=-68.65880=14=2019-10-09=1_TRUE_COLOR=Sentinel-2%20L1C

Marco Antonio

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[talk-au] Facebook RapiD Roads

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Phil Wyatt
Hi Folks,

 

Does anyone have any thoughts on whether it would be worthwhile to ask for
Australia as part of Facebooks project?

 

https://github.com/facebookincubator/RapiD/blob/master/COUNTRY_REQUESTS.md

 

Just curious to peoples thoughts.

 

Cheers - Phil

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Re: [OSM-ja] brandの標準的なタグに関して

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden OKADA Tsuneo
岡田です。

三浦さん、コメントありがとうございます。

すいません。
私ブラウザのiDエディタを使用していまして、iDエディタの中で出てくる機能のようです。
新規でポイントなどを作成しブランド名の地物(例:セブン-イレブンなど)を設置しようとすると
その地物に関するnameなどのタグを一括で登録してくれるようなのですが、
すでに設置されている地物を選択した時には、
設置された地物とプリセット値のタグの内容が最新版と異なるときに
「タグのアップグレード」という機能があるようです。
その「タグのアップグレード」のメニューの「i」マークをクリックすると
最新版のタグとの相違点が表示されるのですが、そこに
「+ brand:wikipedia=en:7-Eleven」
と表示されていました。

2019年10月16日(水) 7:39 Miura Hiroshi :

>  三浦です。
>
> 2019年10月15日(火) 9:50 OKADA Tsuneo :
> >
> > 初めまして。岡田と申します。
> >
> > ちまちまと入力しているマッパーです。
> >
> > 1つ質問があります。
> > 「brandの標準的なタグ」というのはどこでどなたが設定されているものなのでしょうか?
> > 最近セブン-イレブンのタグのアップグレードの改善提案があり、内容を見ると
> > 最新化の提案内容が「+ brand:wikipedia=en:7-Eleven」
> > となっていました。
> > en:じゃなくて、ja:だろうと思うのですが、誰に言うものだろうかと思いまして。
> >
> > あと、三菱東京UFJ銀行も三菱UFJ銀行にならないかなと思うのですが、
> > どこかで変更できるのでしょうか?
>
> 確認ですが、質問されているのは、 ブラウザーの編集ツールの OpenStreetMap iD エディター
> についてでしょうか? あるいは、スマートフォンのアプリケーションでしょうか?
> また、
>
> >最近セブン-イレブンのタグのアップグレードの改善提案があり、
>
> というのは、どちらに記載がありますでしょうか。
>
> よろしくおねがいします。
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Re: [Talk-at] name:suffix & name:prefix (de)

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Robert Kaiser

Florian Lohoff schrieb:

Die Stadt heisst "Werther (Westf.)" bzw "Halle (Westf.)" - In der Karte
sind "Werther" und "Halle (Westf.)" zu sehen. Das ist aber eher Gewohnheit
weil es ein "Halle" gibt aber kein zweites Werther.



Für mich klingt das aus einem ganz anderen Grund als prefix/suffix 
komisch, und zwar weil Abkürzungen in OSM an sich vermieden werden 
sollten - und "Westf." klingt stark nach einer Abkürzung.


KaiRo


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Re: [OSM-ja] brandの標準的なタグに関して

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Miura Hiroshi
補足ですが、こちらの命名サンプルでは、

https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/JA:Naming_sample#shop.3Dconvenience

name=セブン-イレブン
name:ja=セブン-イレブン
name:en=Seven-Eleven
brand=7 ELEVEN

と記載されています。

また、wikipedia のリンクを指定するwikipediaタグでは、

https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:wikipedia#Secondary_languages
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/JA:Key:wikipedia#.E7.AC.AC.E4.BA.8C.E8.A8.80.E8.AA.9E

こちらにあるように、
「ほとんどの場合、上記のように wikipedia
タグは1つだけにするのが適切です。データの利用者は、言語間リンクを使って他の言語の記事にアクセスできます。言語間リンクがない場合、ウィキペディア内で修正するべきです。」

とあります。
なお、セブン-イレブン は、日本だけでなく、 韓国、 米国にもありますから、英語、韓国語、日本語のいずれにリンクされていても
おかしくありません。

という状況になっております。

三浦

2019年10月16日(水) 7:37 Miura Hiroshi :
>
>  三浦です。
>
> 2019年10月15日(火) 9:50 OKADA Tsuneo :
> >
> > 初めまして。岡田と申します。
> >
> > ちまちまと入力しているマッパーです。
> >
> > 1つ質問があります。
> > 「brandの標準的なタグ」というのはどこでどなたが設定されているものなのでしょうか?
> > 最近セブン-イレブンのタグのアップグレードの改善提案があり、内容を見ると
> > 最新化の提案内容が「+ brand:wikipedia=en:7-Eleven」
> > となっていました。
> > en:じゃなくて、ja:だろうと思うのですが、誰に言うものだろうかと思いまして。
> >
> > あと、三菱東京UFJ銀行も三菱UFJ銀行にならないかなと思うのですが、
> > どこかで変更できるのでしょうか?
>
> 確認ですが、質問されているのは、 ブラウザーの編集ツールの OpenStreetMap iD エディター
> についてでしょうか? あるいは、スマートフォンのアプリケーションでしょうか?
> また、
>
> >最近セブン-イレブンのタグのアップグレードの改善提案があり、
>
> というのは、どちらに記載がありますでしょうか。
>
> よろしくおねがいします。
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Re: [OSM-ja] brandの標準的なタグに関して

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Miura Hiroshi
 三浦です。

2019年10月15日(火) 9:50 OKADA Tsuneo :
>
> 初めまして。岡田と申します。
>
> ちまちまと入力しているマッパーです。
>
> 1つ質問があります。
> 「brandの標準的なタグ」というのはどこでどなたが設定されているものなのでしょうか?
> 最近セブン-イレブンのタグのアップグレードの改善提案があり、内容を見ると
> 最新化の提案内容が「+ brand:wikipedia=en:7-Eleven」
> となっていました。
> en:じゃなくて、ja:だろうと思うのですが、誰に言うものだろうかと思いまして。
>
> あと、三菱東京UFJ銀行も三菱UFJ銀行にならないかなと思うのですが、
> どこかで変更できるのでしょうか?

確認ですが、質問されているのは、 ブラウザーの編集ツールの OpenStreetMap iD エディター
についてでしょうか? あるいは、スマートフォンのアプリケーションでしょうか?
また、

>最近セブン-イレブンのタグのアップグレードの改善提案があり、

というのは、どちらに記載がありますでしょうか。

よろしくおねがいします。
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Re: [Talk-ca] Pertinence de lcn=yes pour le Québec

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden stevea
On Oct 15, 2019, at 2:34 PM, Marc-André Miron  wrote:
> "Pour ce qui est de la clé lcn=yes sur les chemins, cela me semble aussi 
> inutile."

> Je ne suis pas tout à fait convaincu que ce soit inutile. À mon sens, 
> adresser le manque de relations de réseaux locaux est un objectif pertinent, 
> mais ça n'empêche pas de souhaiter avoir une étiquette pour dissocier les 
> chemins faisant partie du réseau local des réseaux nationaux. 

Lorsqu'il existe des balises adéquates décrivant les infrastructures cyclables 
(cycleway=lane, bicycle=shared_lane, bicycle=yes...), je conviens que la clé 
supplémentaire lcn=yes sur les chemins qui constituent les "pistes cyclables" 
est une étiquette très importante. Ces "itinéraires cyclables" devraient être 
"plus formels", par exemple un panneau indiquant "Itinéraire cyclable" ou une 
ligne contiguë sur une infrastructure cyclable ou une carte de route publiée 
par un organisme gouvernemental.

Nous le faisons aux États-Unis (voir https: 
//wiki.osm/wiki/United_States/Bicycle_Networks) et cela fonctionne bien. La 
signalisation est probablement différente au Canada, mais un panneau générique 
(pas de numéro de route, pas de réseau de route identifié) "Route de vélo" 
(peut-être aussi avec un glyphe de vélo) mappe logiquement bien dans l'OSM au 
tag bicycle=yes, soit une balise spécifique sur le chemin ou sur une relation 
contenant les chemins contigus.

Il est important de bifurquer le marquage de bicyclette dans OSM en marquage 
d’infrastructure et marquage d’itinéraires. À mon avis, la balise bicycle=yes 
chevauche en quelque sorte cette limite, mais c’est une balise utile pour 
exprimer une collection de chemins qui sont soit signalisés "Route de vélo" 
(mais pas de numéro ni de réseau), soit constituent un puits sans équivoque 
itinéraire cyclable connu (généralement local).

SteveA
Californie


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[Talk-at] amenity=parking & parking=?

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Thomas Rupprecht
Hallo,

Ich hab hier einen Fall den ich nicht ganz einordnen kann:
https://overpass-api.de/achavi/?changeset=73882263

Diese Parkmöglichkeit ist NUR ebenerdig (Erdgeschoß) in einem Haus.

Wenn man jetzt die vorhanden keys hernimmt:
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:parking
surface: würde passen aber in einem Haus auch nicht ideal
undeground: ist nicht unter der Erde/Erdoberfläche
multi-storey: hat aber nur 1 Parkebene

Die anderen passen noch weniger.
Was würdest ihr hier vorschlagen? Brauchen wir einen neuen value?

Mapillary Bilder vor Ort:
https://www.mapillary.com/app/?lat=47.930513293096645=16.21763826005917=17=photo=QLA9RbCK2h7lnryGR62BmQ
https://www.mapillary.com/app/?lat=47.92997501076923=16.21663805076923=17=photo=Q3C0c9RHt14HQ1ks5G5HBA=0.506126023182366=0.5005939260181199=0

mfg Thomas Rupprecht
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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Kevin Kenny
On Tue, Oct 15, 2019, 16:39 Mike Thompson  wrote:

> On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 2:28 PM Bradley White 
> wrote:
>
>> Yes I understand that, that is what the landuse tag is for. Private
>> land should tagged as private. Public land should be tagged as public.
>> The 'access' tag is probably preferable for this, and it's what I use.
>> My point is that none of this involves the NF boundary, and to please
>> leave it alone because it's a pain to fix problems with it.
>>
> I understand and generally agree.  One point is that the NFS may have made
> arrangements with the landowner such that some access by the public is
> permitted.  I say this because an official USFS trail (Crosier Mountain
> Trail)[1] crosses private land and there are no signs saying "No
> Trespassing"
>

Once again, I deal with what I think is an exact parallel in New York. If
there's a public-access easement on private land, I outline the easement or
map the trail and put the appropriate access constraints (and
boundary=protected_area+protect_class, if appropriate) on it.

I haven't done very many of these for want of reliable data.  One set that
I have done is that there are a good many public-access lands in the
Catskill Mountains for which New York City's Bureau of Water Supply is the
'private' landowner. These are mapped (within the boundary=national_park of
the Catskill Park) as things like leisure=nature_reserve
boundary=protected_area protect_class=12 protection_object=water
access=private foot=yes. (There are other tag combinations, once again,
because there are regulations pertaining to specific parcels).

Sample situations:

Administrative border of the Catskill Park:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/6265477

New York City public-access inholding within the Catskill Park:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/424227080 Note that the highway
right-of-way is a state-owned inholding within that. (The road is private
once you cross onto New York City lands and the gate is ordinarily locked
to prohibit motor vehicle traffic. They unlock it in the winter to allow
snowmobiles through)

One parcel of public-access land that the state owns in allodium (being
sovereign, the state does not hold in fee), within the park. Note exclaves
of this holding, plus private inholdings mapped by exclusion:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/6367009

A single-purpose recreation area (again, state-owned, although privately
operated) within the Park, again with private inholdings:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/6373343

A private inholding (untagged) within a Wild Forest area (one tier below
Wilderness), within the Catskill Park:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/428667447 within
https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/6375713 within
https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/6265477

A public footway mostly on public land, but with portions that cross
private inholdings: https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/286143201

What sort of thing am I failing to model here?
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[Talk-ca] Pertinence de lcn=yes pour le Québec

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Marc-André Miron
"Il serait préférable de créer des relations plutôt mais nous n’avons
pas de signalisation municipale sur quoi se baser."

Je me souviens avoir vu dans les dédales des documents de la ville de
Montréal une carte qui présentait plus d'axes que l'axe 20. Il
faudrait faire l'effort de la retrouver et de détailler ces relations,
mais autrement, pour la plupart des villes, il y a peu de nomenclature
de chemins cyclables.


"On ne devrait oui ne retenir que ce qui correspond a l'ossature
principale au niveau local."

Ce qui est gênant est de devoir interpréter arbitrairement ce qui
constitue l'ossature principale d'un réseau, plutôt que d'utiliser les
données des différentes villes de ce qui constitue ou non leurs
réseaux respectifs, de façon un peu plus objective, disons.

"Pour ce qui est de la clé lcn=yes sur les chemins, cela me semble
aussi inutile."

Je ne suis pas tout à fait convaincu que ce soit inutile. À mon sens,
adresser le manque de relations de réseaux locaux est un objectif
pertinent, mais ça n'empêche pas de souhaiter avoir une étiquette pour
dissocier les chemins faisant partie du réseau local des réseaux
nationaux.

Est-ce que je manque un argument important?

(Et bonjour à tous, je suis relativement nouveau à osm, ceci étant mon
premier message dans la liste de diffusion)
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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Kevin Kenny
Once again, I think that New York state lands offer a parallel.

The administrative borders of the Adirondack and Catskill parks are mapped
(boundary=national_park protect_class=2). This has been discussed
elsewhere; for these two specific regions, national_park appears to be a
better fit than a mere protected_area.

The state-owned and -managed land within the regions is mapped as well.
boundary=protected_area protect_class=1b leisure=nature_reserve foot=yes is
one combination, but there is a whole zoo of land classifications with
different land use and access constraints.

The private inholdings are mapped only by exclusion.

On Tue, Oct 15, 2019, 15:30 Mike Thompson  wrote:

>
>
> On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 1:12 PM Bradley White 
> wrote:
>
>> No, this is incorrect. USFS administrative boundaries and USFS managed
>> land are not the same thing, though the latter is always inside the
>> former. The boundaries currently in OSM are administrative boundaries,
>> and are tagged correctly as such. It is perfectly fine to have private
>> land within a USFS administrative boundary, in the same way it would
>> be okay to have private land within any other government-defined
>> jurisdictional boundary.
>>
> Ok, so how to tag the parts that are within the administrative boundaries
> but which are not owned by the US Government? Or, how to tag the parts that
> are both within the boundary and owned by the US Government?
>
> This is important information to prevent trespassing.
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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Bradley White
> I downloaded a quad (geotiff) for part of the area in question and pulled it 
> into QGIS.  It generally agrees with the county land ownership information, 
> with the exception that some state lands are shown on the quad as owned by 
> the Federal Government.  Perhaps this is an error in one of the datasets.

As far as I understand (and tag), the owned lands should be tagged as
landuse (generally, landuse=forest, access=yes, operator=xxx National
Forest), but the administrative boundary is something different from
that. From what I see in parts of the SE (looking specifically at
Chattahoochee-Oconee, Nantahala, etc area), the administrative
boundary multipolygon is around *only* USFS owned lands. I would
consider this tagging style incorrect, and largely the exception
relative to the rest of the US.

>The Fee Owned is a a subset of the Congressionally Mandated boundaries as 
>someone else explained. My unofficial suggestion is if you want to model 
>recreation, it would be better to show the Fee Owned boundaries so people 
>don't end up on private lands. The US Topo uses proclaimed at this time.

Proclaimed boundaries are the administrative boundaries, and should be
tagged with "boundary" tags as they are in most of the US. Actual
owned land (fee owned) is a matter of landuse and should be tagged
using landuse tags. Unfortunately, this doesn't necessarily show
distinctly on the main OSM slippy map. However, this is a generic map
that is not *necessarily* designed to be useful for any one specific
thing, and trying to show different ownership of land can get messy
very fast. The data in the OSM database should reflect the distinction
between designated administrative boundaries and actual managed forest
land, regardless of whether this shows nicely on the slippy map.

If the goal is to see clearly what land is actually owned by the USFS,
then it is likely better to either use the USFS topo maps, or develop
your own map style that shows the difference!

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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Bradley White
> One point is that the NFS may have made arrangements with the landowner such 
> that some access by the public is permitted.  I say this because an official 
> USFS trail (Crosier Mountain Trail)[1] crosses private land and there are no 
> signs saying "No Trespassing"

The way may be, but usually the land itself is not. The land is still
tagged access=private, and the trail is tagged either access=yes if it
is a legal public easement over private land, or access=permissive if
there is an agreement with the landowner to allow public to access the
trail as long as they stay on trail (but there is no legal right of
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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Mike Thompson
All,

I got this message off list from Greg Mathews who works for the USGS, for
some reason he was unable to post himself (something wrong with his
subscription perhaps):

BEGIN
Hi folks, This is a dataset I'm somewhat familiar with. Likely the best
available data for land management agency boundaries is from PAD-US here:
https://www.sciencebase.gov/catalog/item/5b030c7ae4b0da30c1c1d6de

Federal land management agency boundaries generally come in two types: 1.
Proclaimed boundaries - these are Congressionally mandated boundaries, and
2. Fee Owned - these are boundaries actually owned by the agencies and show
in-holdings, slightly different boundaries, etc. The Fee Owned is a a
subset of the Congressionally Mandated boundaries as someone else
explained. My unofficial suggestion is if you want to model recreation, it
would be better to show the Fee Owned boundaries so people don't end up on
private lands. The US Topo uses proclaimed at this time.

-
Greg Matthews
Published Maps Products and Services Focus Area Lead
Office of User Engagement
US Geological Survey

END


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>
>
>
> This key works for anywhere on this
>> (https://data.fs.usda.gov/geodata/rastergateway/states-regions/states.php
>> )
>> slippy map - take a look at the national forests near you and you will
>> find plenty of private land that is still within the NF boundary.
>>
> I downloaded a quad (geotiff) for part of the area in question and pulled
> it into QGIS.  It generally agrees with the county land ownership
> information, with the exception that some state lands are shown on the quad
> as owned by the Federal Government.  Perhaps this is an error in one of the
> datasets.
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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Mike Thompson
This key works for anywhere on this
> (https://data.fs.usda.gov/geodata/rastergateway/states-regions/states.php)
> slippy map - take a look at the national forests near you and you will
> find plenty of private land that is still within the NF boundary.
>
I downloaded a quad (geotiff) for part of the area in question and pulled
it into QGIS.  It generally agrees with the county land ownership
information, with the exception that some state lands are shown on the quad
as owned by the Federal Government.  Perhaps this is an error in one of the
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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Mike Thompson
On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 2:30 PM Bradley White 
wrote:

> Sorry - not too familiar with imgur! Does this work?
> https://i.imgur.com/4OC23x3.png

Yes, that worked!

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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Mike Thompson
On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 2:28 PM Bradley White 
wrote:

> Yes I understand that, that is what the landuse tag is for. Private
> land should tagged as private. Public land should be tagged as public.
> The 'access' tag is probably preferable for this, and it's what I use.
> My point is that none of this involves the NF boundary, and to please
> leave it alone because it's a pain to fix problems with it.
>
I understand and generally agree.  One point is that the NFS may have made
arrangements with the landowner such that some access by the public is
permitted.  I say this because an official USFS trail (Crosier Mountain
Trail)[1] crosses private land and there are no signs saying "No
Trespassing"

[1] https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/49458204
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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden stevea
Another place to discuss this might be 
https://wiki.osm.org/wiki/Talk:United_States/Public_lands , an emerging place 
to try to unravel the highly complex multi-jurisdictional, part 
human-recreation (part not), "public lands" in the USA.  This wiki originally 
started from a multi-volunteer effort to try to better express semantics 
regarding "parks" — especially "state parks" and "county parks," somewhat 
nightmare-ish in OSM, but with greater understanding and many voices, perhaps 
many years from now, I believe these issues can be solved, if not better 
expressed than they are today.

The issues discussed, like inholdings, wilderness-OVER-forest (rather than 
subsets of) are what I and others here have mightily struggled with for over a 
decade, especially as good data (like USFS shapefiles and CPAD) have emerged 
and are available to us, AND update over time!  The topics (and concomitant 
tagging) are complex and not easy for OSM's tradition of wide consensus to 
agree upon.  Nonetheless, we should continue to strive to do our best.  I am 
heartened to see good discussion like this here.

Please know that when you ask such questions, and others (well-intentioned, 
intelligent, familiar with the topics and difficulties involved...) chime in, 
you walk into a very large space with seriously complex semantics.  OSM can 
(and will, I believe) better untangle these issues, but we must give ourselves 
the time and polite space for the many voices, points of view and deep 
knowledge we have to synthesize into how we best do this.  A good starting 
point is "this is difficult, there are widely differing points of view, there's 
a lot of history in OSM and new schemes have emerged while older data remain in 
the map."  See, that right there is a lot to chew on!  There are likely 
multiple ways forward, really.

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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Bradley White
Sorry - not too familiar with imgur! Does this work?
https://i.imgur.com/4OC23x3.png

On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 1:24 PM Mike Thompson  wrote:
>
>
>
> On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 2:21 PM Bradley White  
> wrote:
>>
>> A visual example since I don't feel like what I'm saying is being
>> understood: https://imgur.com/a/0ELKyxH
>
> The link takes me to a page that is asking me to sign in.
>>
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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Bradley White
Yes I understand that, that is what the landuse tag is for. Private
land should tagged as private. Public land should be tagged as public.
The 'access' tag is probably preferable for this, and it's what I use.
My point is that none of this involves the NF boundary, and to please
leave it alone because it's a pain to fix problems with it.

On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 1:22 PM Mike Thompson  wrote:
>
>
>
>>
>> Please do not add holes in the boundary unless they are officially
>> designated! Otherwise there is no point to keeping these
>> administrative boundaries in OSM.
>
> Ok, but we still need to know where those private inholdings are, because 
> Forest regulations will not apply.  For example, unless posted otherwise, I 
> can go anywhere on National Forest government owned lands, and I can camp 
> anywhere as long as I am not within a certain distance of a road or stream.  
> I can't do those things on private land. So access=private, ownership=private?
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Re: [Talk-de] Automatisches Hinzufügen von cash_withdrawal

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Martin Koppenhoefer


sent from a phone

> On 15. Oct 2019, at 20:38, Frederik Ramm  wrote:
> 
> Fällt dieser Schutzmechanismus weg, kann man sämtliche 14 Paragraphen
> des Rewe-Geldabheber-Endnutzer-Kleingedruckten als note_01 bis note_14
> eintragen, denn wen juckt's, man kann es ja ganz leicht jederzeit ändern!


als note würde ich es nicht so gut finden, eigentlich bräuchte man es 
maschinenlesbar und flächendeckend (also nicht nur für Rewe), so dass man 
abwägen kann zwischen Entfernung und Gebühren ;-)


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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Mike Thompson
On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 2:21 PM Bradley White 
wrote:

> A visual example since I don't feel like what I'm saying is being
> understood: https://imgur.com/a/0ELKyxH

The link takes me to a page that is asking me to sign in.

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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Mike Thompson
> Please do not add holes in the boundary unless they are officially
> designated! Otherwise there is no point to keeping these
> administrative boundaries in OSM.
>
Ok, but we still need to know where those private inholdings are, because
Forest regulations will not apply.  For example, unless posted otherwise, I
can go anywhere on National Forest government owned lands, and I can camp
anywhere as long as I am not within a certain distance of a road or
stream.  I can't do those things on private land. So access=private,
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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Bradley White
A visual example since I don't feel like what I'm saying is being
understood: https://imgur.com/a/0ELKyxH

This key works for anywhere on this
(https://data.fs.usda.gov/geodata/rastergateway/states-regions/states.php)
slippy map - take a look at the national forests near you and you will
find plenty of private land that is still within the NF boundary.

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Re: [Talk-de] Kreuz Werl - seltsame Spurnutzung

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Martin Koppenhoefer


sent from a phone

> On 15. Oct 2019, at 19:56, Florian Lohoff  wrote:
> 
> Dann müsste ja am Anfang der Parallelfahrbahn ein Schild zum Aufheben der
> Geschwindigkeitsbeschränkung stehen.
> 
> Und nein - Da steht nix:
> 
> https://www.mapillary.com/map/im/s0p8LimdBltpy1uTD4gmtA


ich würde es auch so sehen dass man auf der Parallelen die Strecke nicht 
verlässt, während wer ganz rechts raus fährt verlässt die Strecke

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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Bradley White
Every National Forest has an administrative boundary - they can be
downloaded here:
https://data.fs.usda.gov/geodata/webapps/EDW_DataExtract/. Accept the
disclaimer, click the button with the scissors in the top left corner,
choose the national forest you want, select 'Administrative Forest
Boundaries' (preselected), choose your file format, and open in your
favorite GIS program. This boundary is what is in OSM, or at least
what should be. These boundaries can also be viewed using USFS Topo
maps (https://data.fs.usda.gov/geodata/rastergateway/states-regions/states.php)

You will see that sometimes private land punches a hole in these
boundaries, and if so it should be in OSM as such. But you will also
see that sometimes (often times in the west coast), private land
*doesn't* punch a hole in the boundary, and thus there *shouldn't* be
a hole in the boundary in OSM despite being a private in-holding. This
is what I mean by these conflating landuse and jurisdiction. Private
land inside NF boundaries does not automatically mean there's a hole
in NF boundary.

Please do not add holes in the boundary unless they are officially
designated! Otherwise there is no point to keeping these
administrative boundaries in OSM.

On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 12:45 PM Kevin  wrote:
>
> Bradley,
> I'm not sure that this is typically how federal lands are conceptualized, at 
> least on the east coast.  It is usually as Mike suggests a 1:1 correspondence 
> with the actual Fee Simple boundary and federal management.  A lot of times 
> when maps are drawn or gis data is developed scale is a consideration and 
> just conveying where a National Forest is is more important than showing a 
> patchwork of in-holdings (which by the way are constantly changing with land 
> swaps and selling or buying parcels). This may be where the idea of an 
> administrative boundary or area comes from? In any case a really excellent 
> source for all protected lands is the USGS PAD-US dataset.  
> https://www.usgs.gov/core-science-systems/science-analytics-and-synthesis/gap/science/protected-areas
> Disclaimer: I am the Georgia data steward.
>
> So Mike,
> I would say if you have the information and data that there's a private 
> in-holding, I would exclude it from the National Forest (or whatever) polygon 
> and maybe map the landcover (forest, etc) if you are so inclined.
>
> Kevin
>
> On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 3:12 PM Bradley White  
> wrote:
>>
>> No, this is incorrect. USFS administrative boundaries and USFS managed
>> land are not the same thing, though the latter is always inside the
>> former. The boundaries currently in OSM are administrative boundaries,
>> and are tagged correctly as such. It is perfectly fine to have private
>> land within a USFS administrative boundary, in the same way it would
>> be okay to have private land within any other government-defined
>> jurisdictional boundary.
>>
>> > The consensus of those who replied seem to be to exclude these privately 
>> > held lands from the National Forest boundaries.  Is that correct? Does 
>> > anyone object to that approach?  If not, I will proceed in that manner as 
>> > well.
>> >
>> > Mike
>> >
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Re: [OSM-talk] Facebook map frequency of updates?

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Clifford Snow
DaveF,
FB is working on the problem. They hope to be able to speed up the process
which as I understand from a SOTM-US talk involved finding vandalism and
other garbage edits.

It will be a few months before the update their maps then they expect to
refresh more often.

Best,
Clifford

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>
> An owner of an art centre in the UK has contacted me to ask why the 10
> month old edits to the centre's building haven't appeared in Facebook.
> Looking around it appears the render FB are using is more than 12 months
> old. Is this delay standard for FB. Disappointing if it is as it shows
> OSM in a bad light. One of the USPs is it's frequent turn around.
>
> Is anybody in contact with FB's hierarchy or have a contact (UK maybe)?
>
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Re: [OSM-talk] Facebook map frequency of updates?

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Kathleen Lu via talk
Dave, I believe someone from the Facebook engineering team gave a
presentation at the recent SotMs on this:
https://2019.stateofthemap.org/sessions/3WQKAX/ &
https://2019.stateofthemap.us/program/sun/keepin-it-fresh-and-good-continuous-ingestion-of-osm-data-at-facebook.html
- the videos are up.
If I recall correctly, Facebook started with a planet dump something like 2
years ago, then struggled to update, and have only in the last half year
started catching up, but they are not caught up in all areas yet. I believe
their aim was to finish catching up in 2020. Watch the videos for details,
as I may be misremembering something.
-Kathleen

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>
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> Looking around it appears the render FB are using is more than 12 months
> old. Is this delay standard for FB. Disappointing if it is as it shows
> OSM in a bad light. One of the USPs is it's frequent turn around.
>
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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Bradley White
> Ok, so how to tag the parts that are within the administrative boundaries but 
> which are not owned by the US Government? Or, how to tag the parts that are 
> both within the boundary and owned by the US Government?

It depends on what is actually on the ground. It appears you and
others are conflating jurisdictional boundaries with
landuse/ownership. While NF-owned land must be within a NF boundary,
that is the end of any relationship between NF boundaries and
on-the-ground landuse. The "National Forest property behind this sign"
demarcates landuse, not jurisdiction. For example, in theory, there
could exist a single parcel of private property, that is also
partially within a designated wilderness, that also spans across two
different national forest boundaries. There's no casual relationship
between these concepts, in the sense that "this land is private,
therefore it is a 'hole' in the NF boundary".

What is actually on the ground should be tagged using landuse.
Private forest cabin within NF? landuse=residential, access=private.
Tree-covered land owned by USFS? landuse=forest, access=yes,
operator=Tahoe National Forest.
Private timber harvesting land? landuse=forest,
access=private/permissive, operator=whoever.
Notice that none of these involve changes to anything 'boundary',
because they're distinct and (mostly) orthogonal concepts.

The NF boundaries, for the most part, are correct in OSM as they are
and should not be touched unless incorrect per USFS GIS data which is
the reference for them. It's difficult to notice when they've been
incorrectly changed, and it's even more difficult to fix them once
they have been messed up. Someone has made up a lot of work in
California a few years ago by making wilderness boundaries share ways
with NF boundaries (mutually excluding NF jurisdiction from wilderness
area), when in fact wilderness areas *overlap* NF jurisdictional
boundaries and do _not_ exclude them (ie, wilderness areas are often
managed by multiple National Forests, and are not their own
separately-managed entity). I have fixed a couple near Lake Tahoe, but
it is enormously time consuming work that requires some experience
with GIS tools as well as JOSM, which is very frustrating considering
they were correct in the first place.

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Re: [Talk-hr] Pomoc oko oznacavanja zona pokrivenosti

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden hbogner

Možeš ti ako ti se da, ali mogu i ja ako hoćeš.
Bitnije mi je da se kopnene granice označe, more lako ja editiram i 
pojednostavim.


On 15. 10. 2019. 17:43, Janko Mihelić wrote:

uto, 15. lis 2019. u 16:40 hbogner  napisao je:


Preko mora slobodno možeš povući ravnu liniju kao ja na HOK-u, nemoraš
pratiti obalu sve do bakarskog zaljeva :)



Da sad ostavim ovako? :) Ili da mijenjam.
Idem sada na DOF 2017.
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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Kevin
Bradley,
I'm not sure that this is typically how federal lands are conceptualized,
at least on the east coast.  It is usually as Mike suggests a 1:1
correspondence with the actual Fee Simple boundary and federal management.
A lot of times when maps are drawn or gis data is developed scale is a
consideration and just conveying where a National Forest is is more
important than showing a patchwork of in-holdings (which by the way are
constantly changing with land swaps and selling or buying parcels). This
may be where the idea of an administrative boundary or area comes from? In
any case a really excellent source for all protected lands is the USGS
PAD-US dataset.
https://www.usgs.gov/core-science-systems/science-analytics-and-synthesis/gap/science/protected-areas

Disclaimer: I am the Georgia data steward.

So Mike,
I would say if you have the information and data that there's a private
in-holding, I would exclude it from the National Forest (or whatever)
polygon and maybe map the landcover (forest, etc) if you are so inclined.

Kevin

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wrote:

> No, this is incorrect. USFS administrative boundaries and USFS managed
> land are not the same thing, though the latter is always inside the
> former. The boundaries currently in OSM are administrative boundaries,
> and are tagged correctly as such. It is perfectly fine to have private
> land within a USFS administrative boundary, in the same way it would
> be okay to have private land within any other government-defined
> jurisdictional boundary.
>
> > The consensus of those who replied seem to be to exclude these privately
> held lands from the National Forest boundaries.  Is that correct? Does
> anyone object to that approach?  If not, I will proceed in that manner as
> well.
> >
> > Mike
> >
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Re: [Talk-at] Radweg R2 südlich von Graz...

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden andreas wecer
Am Fr., 11. Okt. 2019 um 00:58 Uhr schrieb Robert Grübler <
robgrueb...@gmail.com>:

> Die Idee dahinter ist, dass beide Hauptrouten gleichwertig sind und dass
> beide lückenlos geordnet werden können. Somit sind die Längenangaben
> sinnvoll.
> Um den Wartungsaufwand zu verringern würde ich aus den gemeinsam genutzten
> Teilabschnitten ebenfalls Routen machen.
>
> Den Namen würde ich sichtbar künstlich erweitern. Etwa so:
>Murradweg ({HR; HL; Gx; Rx; Lx})
> damit das Sortieren der Teilrouten leichter fällt. Muss aber nicht sein.


Was die Namenserweiterung angeht, würde ich keine kryptischen Kürzel
verwenden, sondern die entsprechenden Etappen, evtl. auch mit Nummerierung
ähnlich der Abschnitte beim österreichischen EV6 (
https://cycling.waymarkedtrails.org/#route?id=2764556 )

Abs. 1 (Sticklerhütte - Judenburg) ~130km
Abs. 2 (Judenburg - Frohnleiten) ~100km
Abs. 3 Ostufer (Frohnleiten - Kalsdorf)
Abs. 3 Westufer (Frohnleiten - Kalsdorf) jeweils ~50km
Abs. 4 (Kalsdorf - Bad Radkersburg) ~70km
Verbindungsrouten

Die Vorteile der zusätzlichen Superroute-Ebene mit 2 durchgehenden Routen,
obwohl der überwiegende Teil völlig ident ist, überzeugen mich noch nicht
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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Mike Thompson
On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 1:12 PM Bradley White 
wrote:

> No, this is incorrect. USFS administrative boundaries and USFS managed
> land are not the same thing, though the latter is always inside the
> former. The boundaries currently in OSM are administrative boundaries,
> and are tagged correctly as such. It is perfectly fine to have private
> land within a USFS administrative boundary, in the same way it would
> be okay to have private land within any other government-defined
> jurisdictional boundary.
>
Ok, so how to tag the parts that are within the administrative boundaries
but which are not owned by the US Government? Or, how to tag the parts that
are both within the boundary and owned by the US Government?

This is important information to prevent trespassing.
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Re: [OSM-talk-be] tags for prohibitory road signs in Belgium

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Stijn Rombauts via Talk-be
 
Op zaterdag 12 oktober 2019 21:01:06 CEST schreef s8evq 
:  
 
 >On Wed, 25 Sep 2019 19:24:35 + (UTC), Stijn Rombauts via Talk-be 
 > wrote:
>
>Thanks Stijn for taking the time to comment.
>
>> - An interesting change is the one from access=no/destination to 
>> vehicle=no/destination for the
>> C5-sign, which I support, because it's more correct. But a disadvantage is 
>> that e.g. access=no/destination
>> shows on the map, but vehicle=no/destination not. Would the proposal to 
>> treat access=no/destination and
>> vehicle=no/destination equally on the map make any chance?
>
>On what map does it not display? I'm personally not in favor of using both 
>tags. That makes it very confusing.

A road with access=destination has grey dots: 
https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/29350445A road with vehicle=destination has 
no grey dots: https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/26496960A road with access=no 
has grey stripes: https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/71578088
A road with vehicle=no has no grey stripes: 
https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/28967486But perhaps I'd rather like to see 
all roads with limited access (access/vehicle=destination or vehicle=no) the 
same way and roads with no (public) access the same (access=no/private).I'm 
also not in favor of using both tags.

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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Bradley White
No, this is incorrect. USFS administrative boundaries and USFS managed
land are not the same thing, though the latter is always inside the
former. The boundaries currently in OSM are administrative boundaries,
and are tagged correctly as such. It is perfectly fine to have private
land within a USFS administrative boundary, in the same way it would
be okay to have private land within any other government-defined
jurisdictional boundary.

> The consensus of those who replied seem to be to exclude these privately held 
> lands from the National Forest boundaries.  Is that correct? Does anyone 
> object to that approach?  If not, I will proceed in that manner as well.
>
> Mike
>

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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Mike Thompson
The consensus of those who replied seem to be to exclude these privately
held lands from the National Forest boundaries.  Is that correct? Does
anyone object to that approach?  If not, I will proceed in that manner as
well.

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[Talk-at] name:suffix & name:prefix (de)

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Florian Lohoff

Hi,
ohne in die Diskussion eingreifen zu wollen. Es wäre schön wenn das
mal Dokumentiert werden würde woher auf den Boundarys die name:prefix
und name:suffix kommen und wie der richtige Weg ist aus diesen
Bestandteilen den offiziellen Namen zu generieren.

Ich mache für ein paar Adressvalidierungen in einem teil von Deutschland
so Klimmzüge das ich gerne aus dem admin boundary Daten den
"Offiziellen" Namen der Gemeinde hätte der dann auch im addr:city
auftaucht.

Hier die comments aus meinem Code:

//
// Build official name - No documentation on the osm wiki for this
//
// Examples show:
//
//   name:prefix=Stadt
//   name=Werther
//   name:suffix=(Westf.)
//
// Or
//
//   name:prefix=Stadt
//   name=Halle (Westf.)
//

Die Stadt heisst "Werther (Westf.)" bzw "Halle (Westf.)" - In der Karte
sind "Werther" und "Halle (Westf.)" zu sehen. Das ist aber eher Gewohnheit
weil es ein "Halle" gibt aber kein zweites Werther.

D.h. der name + suffix bilden den Offiziellen namen. name:prefix enthält "nur"
die Kategorisierung.

Ich habe aber nirgends Doku dazu gefunden wie das gemeint ist - Habe ich
nur reverse engineered. Deshalb - wäre schön wenn es dazu Doku gäbe.

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Re: [Talk-de] Automatisches Hinzufügen von cash_withdrawal

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Frederik Ramm
Hallo,

On 10/15/19 20:01, Michael Brandtner via Talk-de wrote:
> du hättest es leichter, mich von meinem Vorhaben abzubringen, wenn du nicht 
> Argumente vorbringen würdest, die eher für statt gegen ein automatisches 
> Vorgehen sprechen. Denn gerade wenn die Obergrenzen angepasst werden sollten, 
> ist ein automatischer Edit von Vorteil, weil nur so verhindert werden kann, 
> dass händisch eingetragene Obergrenzen Monate lang falsch in der Datenbank 
> stehen.

Wenn es die Möglichkeit automtischer Edits nicht gäbe, wäre halt jedem
klar, dass es absoluter Blödsinn ist, ein technisches Detail des
Programms an tausenden von POIs einzutragen.

Das ist das, was ich meinte mit "die dadurch entstehende Verzögerung und
der notwendige Arbeitseinsatz würden dafür sorgen, dass man sich gut
überlegt, was Sinn hat und was nicht."

Fällt dieser Schutzmechanismus weg, kann man sämtliche 14 Paragraphen
des Rewe-Geldabheber-Endnutzer-Kleingedruckten als note_01 bis note_14
eintragen, denn wen juckt's, man kann es ja ganz leicht jederzeit ändern!

Bye
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Wochennotiz Nr. 481 01.10.2019–07.10.2019

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Wochennotizteam
Hallo,

die Wochennotiz Nr. 481 mit vielen wichtigen Neuigkeiten aus der
OpenStreetMap-Welt ist da:

http://blog.openstreetmap.de/blog/2019/10/wochennotiz-nr-481/

Wusstet ihr, dass ihr auch selbst Meldungen für die Wochennotiz
einreichen könnt, ohne Mitglied zu sein?  Einfach auf
https://osmbc.openstreetmap.de/login mit eurem OSM-Benutzerkonto
anmelden und dann den Gastzugang benutzen.

Viel Spaß beim Lesen

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Re: [OSM-talk] Facebook map frequency of updates?

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Nuno Caldeira
o...@facebook.com good luck if they reply to you. I'm probably black listed

On Tue, 15 Oct 2019, 19:15 Dave F via talk,  wrote:

> Hi
>
> An owner of an art centre in the UK has contacted me to ask why the 10
> month old edits to the centre's building haven't appeared in Facebook.
> Looking around it appears the render FB are using is more than 12 months
> old. Is this delay standard for FB. Disappointing if it is as it shows
> OSM in a bad light. One of the USPs is it's frequent turn around.
>
> Is anybody in contact with FB's hierarchy or have a contact (UK maybe)?
>
> DaveF
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Re: [Talk-se] Naturvårdsverkets nya Nationella MarktäckeData

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Essin
Hej!

Åre kommun blev inte heller så bra, åtminstone inte den del jag känner till
i detalj, se min changesetkommentar [1]. Jag tror att en del av problemet
är att NMD är just marktäckedata (landcover), medan OSM i första hand
innehåller markanvändning (landuse). Distinktionen mellan markanvändning
och marktäcke är ett återkommande ämne på Tagging-mejllistan och jag är
inte så pigg på att ta upp den debatten igen, men jag skulle vilja påpeka
att just landuse=grass har varit särskilt omdiskuterad i de sammanhangen
eftersom den trots namnet egentligen är en marktäckestagg (om man inte
anser att "gräsmatta" i sig är en markanvändning). I både Åre och Åstorps
kommuner märks det att det fortfarande finns många omappade hus i Sverige,
så att undvika områden runt hus hjälper bara en liten bit på vägen. Jag
utgår från att ni som importerar själva tar ansvar för att städa upp de
första omgångarna innan importerna fortsätter.

Vänliga hälsningar
Essin

[1] https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/70936570
[2] https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/tagging/


Den mån 30 sep. 2019 kl 16:58 skrev Eva Lindberg :

> Hej!
>
> Jag läste mailet nedan från Grigory. Angående gräsmarker: Vet ni att det
> finns tilläggskikt till NMD med markanvändning? Se här:
>
> https://gpt.vic-metria.nu/data/land/NMD/NMD_Produktbeskrivning_tillaggsskikt_Markanvandning_v1_2.pdf
> Där finns golfbanor, koloniområden, kyrkogårdar osv som kan tänkas bli
> klassade som gräs. Det kanske är användbart.
>
> Dessutom kan det vara bra att känna till att NMD är baserat både på
> satellitbilder och laserdata, där den senare datakällan ger information
> om höjd och täthet hos vegetationen och alltså i princip är bra på att
> skilja på skog och icke-skog. Det borde nog stå på wiki-sidan så att
> ingen tror att skog bara är klassat från satellitbilder eftersom det
> skulle bli ganska dåligt.
>
> Vänliga hälsningar
> Eva Lindberg
>
>
> On 2019-09-28 03:05, Johan Emilsson wrote:
> > Hallå,
> >
> > Finns det någon uppdatering att ge kring importen?
> > Hojta om det finns behov av hjälp. Kan tänka mig att samköra någon
> > av de
> >
> > större kommunerna kring Åre.
> >
> > /Johan
> >
> > On Thu, 13 Jun 2019 at 12:54, Grigory Rechistov via Talk-se
> >  wrote:
> >
> >> Hej på er alla!
> >>
> >> Förlåt mig för längre tystnad på den här listan, var upptagen
> >> med livet/jobbet
> >> och orkade bidra till OSM endast sent på kvällarna då var det
> >> inte bästa tillfällen
> >> att kolla/svara mejl.
> >>
> >> Låt mig svara på alla förfrågor/kommentarer som nyligen samlades
> >> i tråden.
> >>
> >>> Jag såg att Åstorps kommun laddades upp. Det blev inte så bra:
> >>>
> >>
> >
> http://grillo.users.openstreetmap.se/a1dd1280bc521ca2725f8b8daaee11f993800871.jpg
> >>
> >> Nej, det gjorde det inte. Hoppas att det inte skapade för mycket
> >> besvär att
> >> rätta till.
> >>
> >>> Jag håller på att städa och önskar att du kunde låta bli att
> >> importera så nära tätort.
> >>
> >> Jag försöker alltid städa bostadsområden eftersom man
> >> förväntar sig
> >> att se bättre objektsuppställning där, och det går enklare att
> >> manuellt rita där
> >> med renare slutresultat. Men ibland slippar ändå någonting över
> >> byggnader.
> >>
> >>> Dessutom önskar jag att du hade någon form av varningssystem så
> >> du inte laddar upp överlappande data.
> >> Om ett område är omringat med "landuse=residential" undvikas det
> >> helt i mina skript. Ifall det inte finns en sådan polygon (vilket
> >> sker ganska
> >> ofta men inte är något fel på det) raderar jag datat runt orten
> >> manuellt om jag
> >> ser det.
> >> Jag vill nu också inkludera en tiotal meter "buffert" runt enstaka
> >> byggnader
> >> på ett liknande sätt hur det nu är med vägar och järnvägar.
> >> Detta ska hjälpa
> >> förhindra tätorters nedsmutsning även om någonting inte är
> >> omringat med "residential".
> >>
> >> Åstorps kommuns import var ett försök att lära mig hur det gick
> >> med på att importera NMD-datat i en kommun som huvudsakligen var
> >> täckt av
> >> åkermark och som redan var 50%-kartlagd.
> >> Jo, det visade sig att bli jobbigt att justera polygoner längs
> >> flera långa vägar
> >> och att se till att alla små detaljer läggas rätt. Men det var
> >> möjligt i alla fall,
> >> fastän med fler misstag än önskades.
> >> I framtiden vill jag använda olika parameter vid databearbetningen
> >> för olika
> >> kommuner beroende på vilken typ markanvändning råder i just det
> >> område, t ex
> >> filtrera mer aggressivt åkermark men inte skogar.
> >>
> >>> eller markerar upp tomtmark som grassland.
> >>
> >> Jo, olika slags "gräs" har blivit ett riktigt huvudvärk. Precis
> >> som man varnade
> >> mig förut! Att skilja mellan bland annat "golf_course",
> >> "landuse=grass" och
> >> "natural=grassland" kräver alltid lite tanke. I Åre kommun brukar
> >> jag behöva
> >> tagga om nästan alla "gräs"-ytor som hed (natural=heath) i
> >> fjällen. Men inte
> >> allt; tomtmark bör stanna som "landuse=grass".
> >> Jag 

[OSM-talk] Facebook map frequency of updates?

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Dave F via talk

Hi

An owner of an art centre in the UK has contacted me to ask why the 10 
month old edits to the centre's building haven't appeared in Facebook. 
Looking around it appears the render FB are using is more than 12 months 
old. Is this delay standard for FB. Disappointing if it is as it shows 
OSM in a bad light. One of the USPs is it's frequent turn around.


Is anybody in contact with FB's hierarchy or have a contact (UK maybe)?

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Re: [Talk-de] Automatisches Hinzufügen von cash_withdrawal

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Michael Brandtner via Talk-de
Hallo Frederik,
du hättest es leichter, mich von meinem Vorhaben abzubringen, wenn du nicht 
Argumente vorbringen würdest, die eher für statt gegen ein automatisches 
Vorgehen sprechen. Denn gerade wenn die Obergrenzen angepasst werden sollten, 
ist ein automatischer Edit von Vorteil, weil nur so verhindert werden kann, 
dass händisch eingetragene Obergrenzen Monate lang falsch in der Datenbank 
stehen.
Viele GrüßeMichael 
 
  Am Di., Okt. 15, 2019 at 13:45 schrieb Frederik Ramm:   
Hi,

On 14.10.19 22:56, Michael Brandtner via Talk-de wrote:
> Deine letzten beiden Argumente gehen meiner Meinung nach ein bisschen am 
> Thema vorbei. Redundanz haben wir ja ständig (jedes brand=McDonald's ist 
> amenity=fast_food) und dass Rewe den Service auch wieder abschaffen kann, ist 
> auch so, wenn wir den Tag manuell hinzufügen.

Durch manuelles Vorgehen ist halt einer Tag-Inflation ein bisschen der
Riegel vorgeschoben - die dadurch entstehende Verzögerung und der
notwendige Arbeitseinsatz würden dafür sorgen, dass man sich gut
überlegt, was Sinn hat und was nicht. Unwahrscheinlicher als die
kompeltte Abschaffung ist z.B. die Änderung der Ober- oder Untergrenzen;
wenn man die alle mit dran taggt, müssen die auch alle geändert werden usw.

Redundanz ist dann willkommen, wenn redundante Information unabhängig
erfasst wurde, denn dann hilft sie uns bei der Qualitätskontrolle. Wenn
einer hinschreibt "das hier ist ein Fast-Food-Restaurant und die Marke
ist McDonald's", dann soll mir das recht sein; ich kann dann einen Query
laufen lassen, der alle McDonald's findet, die keine
Fast-Food-Restaurants sind, und dann weiss ich, dass mit denen entweder
was nicht stimmt oder man sie zumidnest mal genauer überprüfen muss.

Eine Redundanz, die rein aus dem "eigenem Saft" kommt, wo ich also
hingehe und blind alles, was einem bestimmten Suchausdruck entspricht,
mit weiteren Tags anreichere, hat nicht einmal diesen Nutzen.

Jeder Rewe-Markt hat vegane Produkte im Angebot. Soll ich deswegen
automatisch allen Rewe-Märkten ein "diet:vegan=yes" verpassen?

Bye
Frederik

PS: Ich hoffe, dass ich Dich von Deinem Vorhaben abbringen kann, aber
falls nicht, solltest Du mindestens klären, ob Du nach "name" und nicht
vllt. doch nach "brand" gehen müsstest. Eine Einschränkung auf einen
geografischen Bereich hast Du vermutlich eh auf dem Radar (damit Du
nicht https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/2680914827 oder
https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/2688262407 erwischst), aber selbst
innerhalb Deutschlands musst Du vor
https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/2261128043,
https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/3805970015 oder gar
https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/798553555 auf der Hut sein.

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Re: [Talk-de] Kreuz Werl - seltsame Spurnutzung

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Florian Lohoff
On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 01:06:24PM +0200, Roland Olbricht wrote:
> Hallo Michael,
[ ... ]
> Verbindungsrampen werden oft mit Entwurfsgeschwindigkeiten von 40 km/h
> bis 60 km/h konzipiert. Schaut man sich die Kurvenradien der Kleeblätter
> am Autobahnkreuz in Werl an, so sind dort auch eher 40 km/h oder weniger
> konzipiert worden. Ein explizites Schild gibt es an solchen Kurven nur
> vereinzelt (speziell Werl kenne ich nicht, bei anderen Autobahnkreuzen
> gibt es beide Fälle), aber OSRM hat meines Wissens auch keinen
> Präprozessor, der Kurvenradien auf Geschwindigkeitsgrenzen umrechnet.
> Damit bleibt außer dem Tag highway=motorway_link aus Sicht der Routers
> kein besserer Indikator.

In Werl ist das Thema ja nicht das Kleeblatt sondern die
Parallelfahrbahn. Und IMHO ist die eben wenn vorher ein maxspeed=signals
gilt, dann gilt nicht plötzlich maxspeed=none auf der Parallelfahrbahn.

Dann müsste ja am Anfang der Parallelfahrbahn ein Schild zum Aufheben der
Geschwindigkeitsbeschränkung stehen.

Und nein - Da steht nix:

https://www.mapillary.com/map/im/s0p8LimdBltpy1uTD4gmtA

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[Talk-bo] Lago Titicaca

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Juan Jose Iglesias
Alguien con mayor conocimiento de causa, podría revisar el área y costa del 
Lago Titicaca en la zona de Cumana y Belen Yayes, creo q se ha exagerado la 
pleamar del lago y aparecen muchas zonas de tierra firme como parte del Lago en 
si, convirtiendo a esa zona como una Isla cuando en realidad NO lo es.

Gracias

-Original Message-
From: Marco Antonio [mailto:marcoantoniofr...@gmail.com] 
Sent: Saturday, October 12, 2019 3:05 AM
To: OSM Bolivia 
Subject: [Talk-bo] Geometría de Pistas de Aeropuertos en Bolivia

Hola,

El otro día estaba pensando cómo deberíamos mapear las pistas aéreas, taxiways 
y aprons, y pienso que es mejor utilizar líneas para taxiway y runway y sólo 
utilizar áreas para los aprons de estacionamiento y los aprons de giro en las 
pistas

Las razón principal es que es más sencillo dibujar, cuando las pistas de 
aterrizaje se cruzan en X es muy complicado unir las áreas para formar un solo 
objeto y en algún momento es más utilizable con ruteo ya que poner áreas no es 
posible planificar rutas. En cuanto al renderizado, los mapas estandar y otros 
de OSM perfectamente renderizan según el zoom

como ejemplo puse el aeropuerto wilstermann:

zoom a detalle
https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=18/-17.41604/-66.18051

zoom a nivel ciudad
https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=15/-17.4215/-66.1743

Abrazos,

Marco Antonio

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Re: [Talk-es] Importaciones Catastro

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Joaquim
    Ya he solucionado el problema de con el catatom2osm y el fichero 
csv. El problema estaba en que al abrir Libreoffice estaban marcados com 
separadores las comas, los punto i coma y los tabuladores, al guardar 
las modificaciones se guardaban usando la coma como separador. Marcando 
inicialmente como separador el tabulador, al guardar vuelve a usar el 
tabulador como separador, con lo que el programa catatom2osm funciona bien.


Muchas gracias por las ideas

Joaquim Puxan


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Re: [Talk-us] National Forests and Private Ownership

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Bradley White
> Not all of the land within US National Forests is owned by the US
> Government, there are private "inholdings" [1].
>
> The boundaries between government land and private land are often marked by
> signs, e.g.[2]  The above photo is geotagged, and if you drag it into JOSM
> you can see that it is quite far from the overall National Forest boundary
> as currently depicted in OSM[3].

Land actually owned and operated by the USFS is always a subset of the
jurisdictional boundary of a given NF. Near where I live, half of the
entire city of Reno is within the Humboldt-Toiyabe boundary, the
entire city of South Lake Tahoe within LTBMU, town of Truckee entirely
within Tahoe NF, etc. The jurisdictional boundaries are more or less
unhelpful in determining whether land is managed by the USFS or not.
I'm assuming this must not be the case in other parts of the country,
where the vast majority of the land within a boundary can assumed to
be owned by the USFS?

Aside from surveying boundary markers (which are inconsistently placed
and would be a logistically impossible task), the only other ways to
know what land is actually owned by the USFS is to check county parcel
data, or use the 'Surface Ownership' gdb/shp available using the USFS
Data Extract tool. In CA, we are very lucky to have the CPAD database,
which compiles the majority of public/semi-public lands into one
database, updated yearly, and free to use (see Contributors page in
OSM wiki). Where these lands also have tree cover, I tag them
'landuse=forest' and 'access=yes'. Any private "inholding" gets tagged
for what it is.

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[Talk-bd] Registration is Live!! State of the Map Asia 2019

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Sajjad Hossen
Dear All,

After a long waiting time, the SotM Asia 2019 organizing committee is happy
to announce that registration for the program is live now!! All the people
who are going to attend the program; requested to visit the site and
register for the program.

Website: https://stateofthemap.asia/

 Those who are interested in registering yourself as a speaker please
communicate via e-mail given in the following.

In addition, SotM Asia 2019 has a coupon facility for registering the
program which will give you the chance to register for the program in
discount!

For all the communication please e-mail: wg.sot...@boiledbhoot.org
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Re: [Talk-hr] Pomoc oko oznacavanja zona pokrivenosti

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Janko Mihelić
uto, 15. lis 2019. u 16:40 hbogner  napisao je:

> Preko mora slobodno možeš povući ravnu liniju kao ja na HOK-u, nemoraš
> pratiti obalu sve do bakarskog zaljeva :)
>

Da sad ostavim ovako? :) Ili da mijenjam.
Idem sada na DOF 2017.
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Re: [Talk-bo] Geometría de Pistas de Aeropuertos en Bolivia

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Juan Jose Iglesias
Como Ingeniero en Aeronáutica estoy de acuerdo contigo; pero hay algunos 
detalles por ejemplo la intersección de las pistas 04/22-14/32 NO SON TAXIWAY a 
pesar que haya líneas de giro marcadas, eso sigue siendo Runway no Taxiway; las 
áreas de giro o sobreanchos en Cabecera de cada pista NO son tampoco Taxiway, 
siguen siendo Runway y NO son Apron tampoco. Para los efectos de aviación el 
enlace Runway-Taxiway NO es una bifurcación (a pesar de tener marcas de giro) 
es una conexión a 1 solo punto entre ambas superficies...

Aclaro q los GPS de aviación q usan como capa base el mapa de OSM: NO utilizan 
la data de Aeropuertos de OSM sino aquella de Jeppesen q se considera oficial.

-Original Message-
From: Marco Antonio [mailto:marcoantoniofr...@gmail.com] 
Sent: Saturday, October 12, 2019 3:05 AM
To: OSM Bolivia 
Subject: [Talk-bo] Geometría de Pistas de Aeropuertos en Bolivia

Hola,

El otro día estaba pensando cómo deberíamos mapear las pistas aéreas, taxiways 
y aprons, y pienso que es mejor utilizar líneas para taxiway y runway y sólo 
utilizar áreas para los aprons de estacionamiento y los aprons de giro en las 
pistas

Las razón principal es que es más sencillo dibujar, cuando las pistas de 
aterrizaje se cruzan en X es muy complicado unir las áreas para formar un solo 
objeto y en algún momento es más utilizable con ruteo ya que poner áreas no es 
posible planificar rutas. En cuanto al renderizado, los mapas estandar y otros 
de OSM perfectamente renderizan según el zoom

como ejemplo puse el aeropuerto wilstermann:

zoom a detalle
https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=18/-17.41604/-66.18051

zoom a nivel ciudad
https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=15/-17.4215/-66.1743

Abrazos,

Marco Antonio

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Re: [Talk-hr] Pomoc oko oznacavanja zona pokrivenosti

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden hbogner
Preko mora slobodno možeš povući ravnu liniju kao ja na HOK-u, nemoraš 
pratiti obalu sve do bakarskog zaljeva :)



On 15. 10. 2019. 16:30, Janko Mihelić wrote:

Nadam se da će ovo doći na listu,

ja sam dodao dgu-dof-2018:
https://github.com/osm-hr/editor-layer-index/blob/gh-pages/sources/europe/hr/dgu-dof-2018.geojson

Kopirao sam isti stil geojsona iz dgu-topo-100.geojson , ali sam promijenio
stvari koje su mi bile jasne. Mislim da bi se možda max_zoom mogao povećati
sa 19 na nešto veće, vidim da iD dopušta goleme zoomove, ali ne znam kako
vidjeti koji bi bio taj max. "available_projections" isto nisam mijenjao.
Ostalo mi se čini ok.

Janko

pon, 14. lis 2019. u 13:11 hbogner  napisao je:


DGU HOK, US topo, Orbview su gotovi. DGU DOF i DGU RGI su preostali.

DOF je hitniji od RGI, ali svaka pomoć je dobrodošla. :)


On 14. 10. 2019. 13:01, Janko Mihelić wrote:

Evo ja ću probati srediti RGI

pon, 14. lis 2019. u 10:23 hbogner  napisao je:


Treba mi pomoć oko označavanja zona pokrivenosti DGU podlogama

Na osm-hr blogu su dva članka sa linkovima na wms servise DGU-a

-



https://osm-hr.org/2019/06/04/pravo-koristenja-mreznih-usluga-prostornih-podataka-drzavne-geodetske-uprave/

-



https://osm-hr.org/2019/07/11/objavljen-digitalni-ortofoto-drzavne-geodetske-uprave-2018/


Trebaju nam poligoni koji označavaju pokrivenost određenim podlogama kao
na



https://github.com/osmlab/editor-layer-index/tree/gh-pages/sources/europe/hr


Projekt je privremeno forkan u osm-hr pa možete tamo direktno pushati



https://github.com/osm-hr/editor-layer-index/tree/gh-pages/sources/europe/hr


HOK ja rješavam, ali trebaju nam RGI, te svi DOF-ovi da završimo sve DGU
slojeve s aliste: https://github.com/osm-hr/osm-hr/issues/60



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Re: [Talk-hr] Pomoc oko oznacavanja zona pokrivenosti

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Janko Mihelić
Nadam se da će ovo doći na listu,

ja sam dodao dgu-dof-2018:
https://github.com/osm-hr/editor-layer-index/blob/gh-pages/sources/europe/hr/dgu-dof-2018.geojson

Kopirao sam isti stil geojsona iz dgu-topo-100.geojson , ali sam promijenio
stvari koje su mi bile jasne. Mislim da bi se možda max_zoom mogao povećati
sa 19 na nešto veće, vidim da iD dopušta goleme zoomove, ali ne znam kako
vidjeti koji bi bio taj max. "available_projections" isto nisam mijenjao.
Ostalo mi se čini ok.

Janko

pon, 14. lis 2019. u 13:11 hbogner  napisao je:

> DGU HOK, US topo, Orbview su gotovi. DGU DOF i DGU RGI su preostali.
>
> DOF je hitniji od RGI, ali svaka pomoć je dobrodošla. :)
>
>
> On 14. 10. 2019. 13:01, Janko Mihelić wrote:
> > Evo ja ću probati srediti RGI
> >
> > pon, 14. lis 2019. u 10:23 hbogner  napisao je:
> >
> >> Treba mi pomoć oko označavanja zona pokrivenosti DGU podlogama
> >>
> >> Na osm-hr blogu su dva članka sa linkovima na wms servise DGU-a
> >>
> >> -
> >>
> >>
> https://osm-hr.org/2019/06/04/pravo-koristenja-mreznih-usluga-prostornih-podataka-drzavne-geodetske-uprave/
> >> -
> >>
> >>
> https://osm-hr.org/2019/07/11/objavljen-digitalni-ortofoto-drzavne-geodetske-uprave-2018/
> >>
> >> Trebaju nam poligoni koji označavaju pokrivenost određenim podlogama kao
> >> na
> >>
> >>
> https://github.com/osmlab/editor-layer-index/tree/gh-pages/sources/europe/hr
> >>
> >> Projekt je privremeno forkan u osm-hr pa možete tamo direktno pushati
> >>
> >>
> https://github.com/osm-hr/editor-layer-index/tree/gh-pages/sources/europe/hr
> >>
> >> HOK ja rješavam, ali trebaju nam RGI, te svi DOF-ovi da završimo sve DGU
> >> slojeve s aliste: https://github.com/osm-hr/osm-hr/issues/60
> >>
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[talk-cz] WeeklyOSM CZ 480

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Tom Ka
Ahoj, je dostupné vydání 480 týdeníku WeeklyOSM:

https://weeklyosm.eu/cz/archives/12433

* Přípravy na SotM CZ+SK.
* Valná hromada OSM ČR z.s.
* Čísla domů v Bratislavě.
* Poděkování přispěvatelům Mapillary.
* Jak na zprávičky do WeeklyOSM.
* Jak tagovat bezdomovecké kolonie?
* Kvalita obrysů budov.
* Motivace pro OSM.
* ODbL nebo public domain?
* Irsko má zastoupení Nadace OSM.
* Balící papír na zeď.
* Videa z FOSS4G v Bukurešti.
* Mikrogranty HOT pro 2020.
* Nová mapa pro cyklistiku.
* Zrušení https pro JOSM.
* Mapy pro fantazy.
* OSM a hodnota nemovitostí.

Pěkné počtení ...

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[Talk-br] Sentinel Hub Script Contest

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Sérgio V .
Programadores:

"Take part in the Sentinel Hub Custom Script Contest! "

https://twitter.com/sentinel_hub/status/1184016270066409472?s=20

https://www.sentinel-hub.com/contest

https://www.sentinel-hub.com/develop/documentation/custom-processing-scripts

https://custom-scripts.sentinel-hub.com/



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[talk-au] Suburban Tunnel at Sydney Central Station

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Luke Stewart
To address the points raised:

Until we properly know what is going on, I think they disused would be a
better option.

access=private seems more appropriate then access=no

As far as I have seen, it is an official name for the walkway.

Thank you all for your comments—I will update the tags in the coming days.
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Re: [Talk-de] Automatisches Hinzufügen von cash_withdrawal zu Rewe-Supermärkten

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Frederik Ramm
Hi,

On 14.10.19 22:56, Michael Brandtner via Talk-de wrote:
> Deine letzten beiden Argumente gehen meiner Meinung nach ein bisschen am 
> Thema vorbei. Redundanz haben wir ja ständig (jedes brand=McDonald's ist 
> amenity=fast_food) und dass Rewe den Service auch wieder abschaffen kann, ist 
> auch so, wenn wir den Tag manuell hinzufügen.

Durch manuelles Vorgehen ist halt einer Tag-Inflation ein bisschen der
Riegel vorgeschoben - die dadurch entstehende Verzögerung und der
notwendige Arbeitseinsatz würden dafür sorgen, dass man sich gut
überlegt, was Sinn hat und was nicht. Unwahrscheinlicher als die
kompeltte Abschaffung ist z.B. die Änderung der Ober- oder Untergrenzen;
wenn man die alle mit dran taggt, müssen die auch alle geändert werden usw.

Redundanz ist dann willkommen, wenn redundante Information unabhängig
erfasst wurde, denn dann hilft sie uns bei der Qualitätskontrolle. Wenn
einer hinschreibt "das hier ist ein Fast-Food-Restaurant und die Marke
ist McDonald's", dann soll mir das recht sein; ich kann dann einen Query
laufen lassen, der alle McDonald's findet, die keine
Fast-Food-Restaurants sind, und dann weiss ich, dass mit denen entweder
was nicht stimmt oder man sie zumidnest mal genauer überprüfen muss.

Eine Redundanz, die rein aus dem "eigenem Saft" kommt, wo ich also
hingehe und blind alles, was einem bestimmten Suchausdruck entspricht,
mit weiteren Tags anreichere, hat nicht einmal diesen Nutzen.

Jeder Rewe-Markt hat vegane Produkte im Angebot. Soll ich deswegen
automatisch allen Rewe-Märkten ein "diet:vegan=yes" verpassen?

Bye
Frederik

PS: Ich hoffe, dass ich Dich von Deinem Vorhaben abbringen kann, aber
falls nicht, solltest Du mindestens klären, ob Du nach "name" und nicht
vllt. doch nach "brand" gehen müsstest. Eine Einschränkung auf einen
geografischen Bereich hast Du vermutlich eh auf dem Radar (damit Du
nicht https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/2680914827 oder
https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/2688262407 erwischst), aber selbst
innerhalb Deutschlands musst Du vor
https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/2261128043,
https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/3805970015 oder gar
https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/798553555 auf der Hut sein.

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Re: [Talk-de] Kreuz Werl - seltsame Spurnutzung

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Martin Koppenhoefer
Am Di., 15. Okt. 2019 um 13:10 Uhr schrieb Roland Olbricht <
roland.olbri...@gmx.de>:

>
>
> Es gibt aber auch prinzipielle Überlegungen: in Deutschland kann wegen
> der Richtgeschwindigkeit vernünftigerweise keine Autobahn mit mehr als
> 130 km/h berechnet werden. Die Definition der Richtgeschwindigkeit
> besagt ja, dass der Betreiber der Autobahn auch bei günstigen Wetter-
> und Verkehrsverhältnissen eine höhere Geschwindigkeit für gefährlich
> hält.



so weit gehen sie nicht, sie empfehlen nicht, schneller zu fahren, weil es
gefährlich sein _könnte_. Der Router sollte sich m.E. in so einem Fall
erkundigen (oder es aus der Praxis lernen), wie der Fahrer fahren will. In
der Grundeinstellung würde ich mehr als 130 auch nicht annehmen (Wer aber
sowieso nur 90 fahren will wird das auch gerne berücksichtigt haben
wollen). Tags wird man auch nicht unbedingt schneller fahren können, nachts
sieht es normalerweise anders aus.



> Verbindungsrampen werden oft mit Entwurfsgeschwindigkeiten von 40 km/h
> bis 60 km/h konzipiert. Schaut man sich die Kurvenradien der Kleeblätter
> am Autobahnkreuz in Werl an, so sind dort auch eher 40 km/h oder weniger
> konzipiert worden. Ein explizites Schild gibt es an solchen Kurven nur
> vereinzelt (speziell Werl kenne ich nicht, bei anderen Autobahnkreuzen
> gibt es beide Fälle), aber OSRM hat meines Wissens auch keinen
> Präprozessor, der Kurvenradien auf Geschwindigkeitsgrenzen umrechnet.
> Damit bleibt außer dem Tag highway=motorway_link aus Sicht der Routers
> kein besserer Indikator.
>


oder man fügt so einen Präprozessor hinzu, das hört sich auf jeden Fall
sinnvoll bzw. interessant an.

Gruß
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[OSM-talk] Burnout in Open Communities - survey

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Heather Leson
HI!
Many of us encounter burnout and/or exhaustion in open communities. This is
not something that people share often on these lists, but it is a growing
issue across open organizations.

There is a survey asking for input from Open Source Initiative:

The survey uses the *FLO* (Free/Libre/Open) acronym instead of *FLOSS*
because the scope of the research includes projects that aren't primarily
about software. In most ways, you can think of *FLO* and *FLOSS* as being
equivalent.

Survey results may be used to:

   - to help develop a presentation on recognizing, avoiding and recovering
   from burnout.²
   - to help develop anti-burnout self-help resources.³
   - inform more rigorous research on burnout in FLO project participants.


https://wyhdaad.limequery.com/578576

Some reading:
https://techcrunch.com/2018/06/23/open-source-sustainability/

Just the messenger. No affiliation. I'll share the results.

Take care,

Heather

Heather Leson
heatherle...@gmail.com
Twitter/skype: HeatherLeson
Blog: textontechs.com
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Re: [Talk-de] Kreuz Werl - seltsame Spurnutzung

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Roland Olbricht

Hallo Michael,


Was für eine Geschwindigkeit sollte vom routing bei signals angenommen
werden?


Kurzfassung: Ich würde mir
120 km/h für maxspeed=signals  und
 80 km/h für highway=motorway_link
wünschen.

Zu maxspeed=signals kenne ich viele der Anlage in NRW
https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/N9k

Auf dem Kölner Ring und der A46 bin ich regelmäßig und auch zu allen
Tageszeiten unterwegs. Dort sind tatsächlich niemals mehr als 120 km/h
ausgewiesen. Auf der Anlage auf der A1 bei Dortmund gibt es vereinzelt
auch die Richtgeschwindigkeit.

Es gibt aber auch prinzipielle Überlegungen: in Deutschland kann wegen
der Richtgeschwindigkeit vernünftigerweise keine Autobahn mit mehr als
130 km/h berechnet werden. Die Definition der Richtgeschwindigkeit
besagt ja, dass der Betreiber der Autobahn auch bei günstigen Wetter-
und Verkehrsverhältnissen eine höhere Geschwindigkeit für gefährlich
hält. Insofern sollte ein guter Router auch niemanden zu gefährlichem
Verhalten verleiten. Die 120 km/h sind also selbst bei Anzeige von
Richtgeschwindigkeit nur geringfügig zu langsam bemessen.

Umgekehrt wird eine niedrigere Geschwindigkeit als 120 km/h
hauptsächlich dann angezeigt, wenn Staus oder schlechten Verkehrs- oder
Wetterverhältnissen vorgebeugt werden soll. Das ist aber außerhalb des
Anspruchs eines Routers mit statischen Daten. Ein Stau-Modell haben wir
auch nicht für Autobahnen mit fixem Limit. D.h. wer in der
Hautverkehrszeit Routen berechnet, wird für realistische Zeiten ohnehin
einen Router mit Echtzeitdaten oder sogar Prognosemodell bemühen wollen.
Von daher fällt auch die Abweichung nach unten nicht groß ins Gewicht.

Zu den Rampen, also highway=motorway_link: Das Konzept der
Selbstverantwortung ist überraschend prominent in der deutschen
Verkehrsordnung. Geschwindigkeitbegrenzungen dienen vorwiegend dazu,
eine Fremdgefährdung auszuschließen. Ich kenne durchaus enge
Linkskurven, vor denen das Geschwindigkeitslimit aufgehoben wird, obwohl
man schon das praktisch nicht fahren kann. Linkskurve heißt: man fährt
nur sein eigenes Fahrzeug in den Abgrund. Das formale
Geschwindigkeitslimit ist also nicht automatisch die vernüftigerweise
oder selbst realistischerweise fahrbare Geschwindigkeit.

Verbindungsrampen werden oft mit Entwurfsgeschwindigkeiten von 40 km/h
bis 60 km/h konzipiert. Schaut man sich die Kurvenradien der Kleeblätter
am Autobahnkreuz in Werl an, so sind dort auch eher 40 km/h oder weniger
konzipiert worden. Ein explizites Schild gibt es an solchen Kurven nur
vereinzelt (speziell Werl kenne ich nicht, bei anderen Autobahnkreuzen
gibt es beide Fälle), aber OSRM hat meines Wissens auch keinen
Präprozessor, der Kurvenradien auf Geschwindigkeitsgrenzen umrechnet.
Damit bleibt außer dem Tag highway=motorway_link aus Sicht der Routers
kein besserer Indikator.

Entsprechendes gilt für die Verflechtungsstreifen. Auch dort ist zwar
kein Limit ausgewiesen, aber die Gefahr langsam auffahrender Fahrzeuge
und das nötige Bremsmanöver zum Abbiegen bedeuten, dass auch dort
effektiv Geschwindigkeiten von weniger als 80 km/h gefahren werden können.

Von daher würde ich für einen Router nach aktuellem Stand der Technik
(Auswertung von Tags im Kantenmodell, keine Kurvenradien, keine
Erkennung von Verflechtungsstreifen, kein probabilistisches Staumodell)
die beiden Limits empfehlen. In über 95% der Fälle wird man damit den
real sinnvollsten Weg mit einer bis auf Stau nahezu korrekten Zeit
bestimmen können.

Viele Grüße,

Roland

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Re: [Talk-de] Kreuz Werl - seltsame Spurnutzung

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Florian Lohoff
On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 01:23:53AM +0200, Martin Koppenhoefer wrote:
> 
> 
> sent from a phone
> 
> > On 14. Oct 2019, at 15:00, Florian Lohoff  wrote:
> > 
> > Merke: Eine Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung gilt bis sie aufgehoben wird (Und
> > eine Einmündung hebt sie nicht auf)
> 
> die Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzungen gelten für die „Strecke“, d.h. wenn man die
> Strecke verlässt gelten sie nicht mehr. Praktisch sind an allen Stellen wo es
> zu Unklarheiten kommen könnte normalerweise Schilder.

Welcher teil der Autobahn ist denn die Strecke?  Es ist ja eine Parallelfahrbahn
die denselben Anfangs und Endpunkt hat. Mir würde das jetzt schwer fallen 
da eine eindeutigen Strecke zu identifizieren bzw deren abweichung.

Flo
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UTF-8 Test: The  ran after a , but the  ran away


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Re: [Talk-hr] Javni prijevoz u Zagrebu

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden hbogner

Super

Netko se uhvatio Zagreba :)

Za sad je Zagreb kaos, bar što se tiče položaja mapiranih 
objekata(ceste, objekti) u odnosu na stvarni položaj, razlone satelitske 
snimke od kojih svaka ima svoj pomak što je bio kaos. Ali sad imamo 
jedisntveni DOF za rješavanje Zagreba, a uskoro još više toga za 
organizaciju i mapiranje.


Pozdrav, Hrvoje


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Re: [Talk-hr] Pomoc oko oznacavanja zona pokrivenosti

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden hbogner
Ručno, učitam wms u josm i odokativno vektoriziram, +-100m preciznost 
tako su mi specificirali.


On 15. 10. 2019. 00:03, Darko Boto wrote:

Na koji način radite tu vektorizaciju? Postoje li negdje upute?

On Mon, Oct 14, 2019 at 1:11 PM hbogner  wrote:


DGU HOK, US topo, Orbview su gotovi. DGU DOF i DGU RGI su preostali.

DOF je hitniji od RGI, ali svaka pomoć je dobrodošla. :)


On 14. 10. 2019. 13:01, Janko Mihelić wrote:

Evo ja ću probati srediti RGI

pon, 14. lis 2019. u 10:23 hbogner  napisao je:


Treba mi pomoć oko označavanja zona pokrivenosti DGU podlogama

Na osm-hr blogu su dva članka sa linkovima na wms servise DGU-a

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https://osm-hr.org/2019/06/04/pravo-koristenja-mreznih-usluga-prostornih-podataka-drzavne-geodetske-uprave/

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https://osm-hr.org/2019/07/11/objavljen-digitalni-ortofoto-drzavne-geodetske-uprave-2018/


Trebaju nam poligoni koji označavaju pokrivenost određenim podlogama kao
na



https://github.com/osmlab/editor-layer-index/tree/gh-pages/sources/europe/hr


Projekt je privremeno forkan u osm-hr pa možete tamo direktno pushati



https://github.com/osm-hr/editor-layer-index/tree/gh-pages/sources/europe/hr


HOK ja rješavam, ali trebaju nam RGI, te svi DOF-ovi da završimo sve DGU
slojeve s aliste: https://github.com/osm-hr/osm-hr/issues/60



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Re: [Talk-de] Kreuz Werl - seltsame Spurnutzung

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Martin Koppenhoefer


sent from a phone

On 15. Oct 2019, at 07:38, Martin Scholtes  wrote:

>> die Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzungen gelten für die „Strecke“, d.h. wenn man die 
>> Strecke verlässt gelten sie nicht mehr. Praktisch sind an allen Stellen wo 
>> es zu Unklarheiten kommen könnte normalerweise Schilder.
> 
> Eben nicht. Die Diskussion gab es bereits im Forum in Zusammenhang mit
> BAB-Abfahrten. Den auch dort verlässt man die Strecke, jedoch gilt
> weiterhin die durch vorherige Zeichen erklärte Geschwindigkeitsbeschränkung.


grundsätzlich gilt das sehr wohl, es könnte sein, dass bei Autobahnen die 
Abfahrten zur Strecke gerechnet werden , kommt aber natürlich aufs Land an, in 
Italien gilt auf Rampen z.B. grundsätzlich 40 (finde ich ganz schön gefährlich, 
sich mit 40 in die Autobahn einzufädeln ;) aber das ist der Stand laut talk-it).

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Re: [Diversity-talk] Your talk submission for SotM 2019

2019-10-15 Diskussionsfäden Heather Leson
Hi folks I added comments. And, Rebecca, thanks for writing this post and
taking so many notes.

Overall I felt that our OSM SOTM session was not just about the conference.
The blog post does lean towards that. I changed the 2nd section to include
"wider osm" as we talked abour governance and leadership overall at osm


Again - thank you everyone for this collaboration. I am sure this post will
resonate with many.

See you soon


Heather

On Tue, 15 Oct 2019, 06:30 Heather Leson,  wrote:

> Hey I shared a draft a few weeks ago . Will merge my content
>
> Heather
>
> On Mon, 14 Oct 2019 at 23:08, Rebecca Firth 
> wrote:
>
>> Hey everyone,
>>
>> Thanks to those who took a look already. I am planning to post this on
>> Wednesday so if you want to input, please do it before then!
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Rebecca
>>
>> On Wed, Oct 9, 2019 at 11:49 AM Rebecca Firth 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi All,
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> As promised, sharing a draft on the diversity session blog. I think this
>>> would be best to post as an OSM Diary and submit to WeeklyOSM. I’m also
>>> coordinating on if it can go on the HOT website. Please add your thoughts
>>> and ideas by the end of the weekend so we can move forward and post it?
>>>
>>>
>>> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BjUHky9N71IjMGYCYrwhEUTmu3BZOTNb-WaIxPzqbmY/edit
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Rebecca
>>>
>>> On Mon, Sep 30, 2019 at 4:41 PM Rebecca Firth 
>>> wrote:
>>>
 Hi there,

 I took a load of notes, but unfortunately a bit snowed under this week
 with quite a variety of project deadlines -- is it okay if I add them in by
 Wednesday?

 Thanks!

 On Mon, Sep 30, 2019 at 4:30 PM Heather Leson 
 wrote:

> Dear colleagues, thank you so much for this discussion.
>
> I started the draft here - https://pads.ccc.de/bwWXryNYXv
>
> Rebecca, I think you took some notes as well?  would you be able to
> fold these in?
>
> Can we aim to publish on Saturday?
>
> Heather
> Heather Leson
> heatherle...@gmail.com
> Twitter/skype: HeatherLeson
> Blog: textontechs.com
>
>
> On Thu, Sep 26, 2019 at 10:40 PM Miriam Mapanauta 
> wrote:
>
>> Hi to all,
>>
>> So great to see you last week, I was very happy to see so many people
>> joining and participating in the Panel. Many people is asking me if it 
>> was
>> recorded because they would love to watch it, I am aware it was not
>> recorder but I suggest that we write a blog with the concerns and actions
>> we heard we should be taking in the future. I would be glad to co-write
>> something in the coming weeks.
>>
>> Big hug from sunny Mexico!
>>
>> Miriam
>>
>> On Tue, Sep 17, 2019 at 2:46 PM Rory McCann 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Sat. lunchtime or 2nd break is fine with me.
>>>
>>> See yous soon! :)
>>>
>>> On So, Sep 15, 2019 at 6:20 PM, Heather Leson <
>>> heatherle...@gmail.com>
>>> wrote:
>>> > Dennis, we would love for you to join us. Please add your name to
>>> the
>>> > hackpad.
>>> >
>>> > All - would it be possible to meet at lunch or second break on
>>> > saturday to talk through the plan.
>>> >
>>> > See you soon
>>> >
>>> > Heather
>>> > Heather Leson
>>> > heatherle...@gmail.com
>>> > Twitter/skype: HeatherLeson
>>> > Blog: textontechs.com
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > On Sun, Sep 15, 2019 at 5:40 PM Dennis Raylin Chen
>>> >  wrote:
>>> >> Hi Heather,
>>> >>
>>> >> If you need a East Asia perspect,
>>> >>
>>> >> Maybe I could help.
>>> >>
>>> >> Sorry for the late reply.
>>> >>
>>> >> Dennis Raylin Chen
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >> Heather Leson  於 2019年9月13日 週五
>>> >> 09:17 寫道:
>>> >>> Hirray. So if folks can add their names to the chart, this will
>>> >>> help. Maybe we could lunch on saturday to plan.
>>> >>>
>>> >>>
>>> >>> Heather
>>> >>>
>>> >>> On Fri, 13 Sep 2019, 07:27 Gertrude Namitala,
>>> >>>  wrote:
>>>  Hello Heather,
>>> 
>>>  I will help out. Sorry for delay in response.
>>> 
>>>  Kind regards,
>>>  Gertrude
>>> 
>>>  On Sun, 8 Sep 2019, 20:07 Heather Leson, <
>>> heatherle...@gmail.com>
>>>  wrote:
>>> > HI folks, I heard back from Rebecca and Patricia. they will
>>> help
>>> > out. We would very much like to engage others. Let me know if
>>> you
>>> > would like to be involved.  We will need the following:
>>> >
>>> > 4 or 5 helpers (low prep, just help lead a discussion)
>>> > an OSM Diary. Happy to cowrite with you
>>> >
>>> > Our allies at the Mozilla Diversity and Inclusion mailing list
>>> > suggested a format. I think it is helpful. I put the notes and
>>> > format draft here. Edits welcome
>>>