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> On 15. Feb 2019, at 01:49, Lorenzo Mastrogiacomi  wrote:
> 
> Le aree con tag place cambiato in landuse che ho controllato a caso erano 
> tutte doppioni di place già presenti su nodo. Mi sbaglio?

nel caso di centro abitato non è chiaramente un errore avere sia l’area che il 
nodo del centro, ci sono voci e discussioni dove viene promosso questa 
rappresentazione. E non è detto che la soluzione migliore sia quella di 
cancellare l’area e non il nodo (casomai ci fosse da rimuovere qualcosa), ed è 
sicuro che landuse=residential non è giusto (vi saranno svariati landuse tra 
cui una grande parte residential).

Per arrivare ad una mappa più dettagliata i landuse grandi delle aree urbane si 
sono dimostrati poco sostenibili, tendono a diventare mostri di multipoligoni, 
onerose da modificare per tutti e intimorenti per mappatori nuovi o casuali.

Per me anche modifiche del genere se applicate sistematicamente “da remoto” 
meritano una discussione prima di farle.

Ciao, Martin 

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Re: [Talk-it] R: R: R: Tag place

2019-02-14 Per discussione Lorenzo Mastrogiacomi

Le aree con tag place cambiato in landuse che ho controllato a caso erano tutte 
doppioni di place già presenti su nodo. Mi sbaglio?

Il 15 febbraio 2019 01:38:25 CET, Martin Koppenhoefer  
ha scritto:
>
>
>sent from a phone
>
>> On 15. Feb 2019, at 01:17, Lorenzo Mastrogiacomi
> wrote:
>> 
>> Osm è comunque una mappa liberamente modificabile e non è sempre
>perfetto ciò che è già mappato.
>> Sono venti o poco più i place modificati nel changeset e almeno
>alcune modifiche mi sembrano sensate. Quali sono quelle che non ti
>convincono? Si può fare una lista?
>
>
>cambiare un place=town in un landuse=residential non è quasi mai
>giusto. Per dirti una cosa ricorrente in questo edit. È un intervento
>massiccio su più livelli.
>Io sostengo che le città siano tutte town (o city) e i comuni non città
>invece siano village.
>
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Re: [Talk-it] R: R: R: Tag place

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> On 15. Feb 2019, at 01:17, Lorenzo Mastrogiacomi  wrote:
> 
> Osm è comunque una mappa liberamente modificabile e non è sempre perfetto ciò 
> che è già mappato.
> Sono venti o poco più i place modificati nel changeset e almeno alcune 
> modifiche mi sembrano sensate. Quali sono quelle che non ti convincono? Si 
> può fare una lista?

cambiare un place=town in un landuse=residential non è quasi mai giusto. Per 
dirti una cosa ricorrente in questo edit. È un intervento massiccio su più 
livelli.
Io sostengo che le città siano tutte town (o city) e i comuni non città invece 
siano village.

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Re: [Talk-it] R: R: R: Tag place

2019-02-14 Per discussione Lorenzo Mastrogiacomi

Il giorno gio, 14/02/2019 alle 21.00 +0100, Andrea Musuruane ha
scritto:
> Ciao,
> 
> On Thu, Feb 14, 2019 at 8:15 PM Fayor Uno  wrote:
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > Sono stati seguiti i criteri del wiki italiano.
> > 
> > 
> 
> Una volta sul wiki era scritto:
> Il numero di abitanti è solo un valore indicativo: ad esempio
> l'unica 
> città di una ampia area può essere classificata
> {{IT:Tag|place|city}} 
> anche se ha 90.000 abitanti.
> 
> Poi l'utente fayor, il 9 
> febbraio 2018,  ha sostituito questa frase (modifica che non mi
> sembra sia stata concordata) con "Il numero di abitanti è solo un
> valore indicativo: in caso di valori di 
> popolazione prossimi alle soglie prevale l'importanza dell'abitato
> in 
> relazione al contesto geografico.". 
> 
> Notare che il significato non è identico.
> L'edit automatico che è stato fatto non tiene in considerazione la
> classificazione dei tag place in base alla funzione del luogo (come,
> ad esempio, evidenziato in questa già citata discussione sulla ML
> internazionale 
> https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/tagging/2019-January/041735.html
> ) ma si basa esclusivamente sulla popolazione. Ed essendo un edit
> automatico non si ha la benché minima idea di quale sia la situazione
> in loco. Si cancella il pregresso e basta. Tra l'altro se la funzione
> population->place fosse iniettiva non avremmo bisogno del tag place.
> Ciao,
> Andrea
> 


Osm è comunque una mappa liberamente modificabile e non è sempre
perfetto ciò che è già mappato.
Sono venti o poco più i place modificati nel changeset e almeno alcune
modifiche mi sembrano sensate. Quali sono quelle che non ti convincono?
Si può fare una lista?

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> On 14. Feb 2019, at 19:55, Luigi Toscano  wrote:
> 
> che devia in maniera significativa da quanto fatto e scritto altrove. Si 
> tratta di questo, e non è il primo caso, aggiungerei io.

si, è già il momento dove uno pensa che una quantità di oggetti significativi 
(come 50 città), siano tutti sbagliati, (perché dopo la modifica unilaterale 
che uno ha fatto al wiki italiano non corrispondo più con la definizione), e 
invece di sollevare la questione per sentire altri pareri si mette a fare un 
edit “semi-automatico” da solo.

Ovviamente se uno facesse 50 edit piccoli per nascondere che stia facendo un 
tale edit, sarebbe ancora peggio :)

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[OSM-talk-fr] Recherche astuce overpass

2019-02-14 Per discussione Nicolas Moyroud


Bonjour à tous,

J'en appelle ici aux grands manitous d'overpass pour un petit souci qui 
m'ennuie un peu avec certaines requêtes. Il m'arrive de temps en temps 
d'extraire des limites administratives avec overpass. Par exemple avec 
cette requête : http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/G8k


Ça marche mais il y a un petit détail qui m'ennuie. Ce sont seulement 
les limites administratives qui m'intéressent, or dans les données 
renvoyées il y a également les points des chefs-lieux de chaque commune. 
Ce que je fais c'est que j'ouvre le fichier avec QGIS et je ne sauve que 
les polygones dans un fichier geojson. Donc je m'en sors comme ça, mais 
je me dis qu'à tous les coups il y a moyen de dégager les points 
directement avec overpass et donc de gagner une manip en moins avec 
QGIS. Une idée ?


Nicolas


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[Talk-gb-westmidlands] Hamstead

2019-02-14 Per discussione Andy Mabbett

I noticed today that the BBC reported a road accident as:

   M6 in Hampstead Industrial Estate exit slip road
   partially blocked southbound at J7, A34 (Great Barr)

There is no "Hampstead Industrial Estate exit" at junction 7, and in
any case the estate is "Hamstead Industrial Estate" (no "p"):

   
https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=52.5284=-1.9260#map=15/52.5284/-1.9260

and so I told them this on Twitter.

Someone has argued that "Hampstead Industrial Estate" is correct, as
that's what Google Maps calls it.

I thought I would settle the matter by referring to the Royal Mail
postcode database - and was surprised that they too have it as
"Hampstead Industrial Estate" - try searching for "B42 1DU" at:

   https://www.royalmail.com/find-a-postcode

Has anyone had any luck, getting errors in the postcode database fixed?

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[Talk-es] Evento OpenSouthCode

2019-02-14 Per discussione Oscar Zorrilla Alonso

Hola,
El evento OpenSouthCode (Málaga, 24 y 25 Mayo) ha contactado con nosotros para 
ver si hay voluntarios
https://twitter.com/Opensouthcode/status/1094304516500045825?s=19

La web del Evento es https://www.opensouthcode.org/conferences/opensouthcode2019

¿Alguien se anima a dar una charla o taller?

Un saludo
Óscar Zorrilla

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[OSM-talk-ie] Cork City Boundary

2019-02-14 Per discussione Colm Moore

Hi,

I went to school with the Lord Mayor. I'll try to have a word. :)

To put it simply, the area is defined by a particular map that has been 
deposited with the Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government.

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The legal situation

From: 
http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/eli/2019/act/1/section/8/enacted/en/html#sec8
8. Subject to section 27 , the relevant area shall—
(a) on the transfer day, cease to be part of the administrative area of the 
county council, and
(b) from that day, be part of the administrative area of the city council.


From 
http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/eli/2019/act/1/section/2/enacted/en/html#sec2
“relevant area” means the area inside the red line (but not including the red 
line) and hatched in green on the deposited map;
“deposited map” means the map (a true copy of which was laid before each House 
of the Oireachtas on 25 July 2018)—
(a) deposited on behalf of the Minister at the offices of the Department of 
Housing, Planning and Local Government situated at the Custom House in the city 
of Dublin, on 25 July 2018 for the purpose of the Cork boundary alteration,
(b) described as having been deposited for that purpose, and
(c) sealed with the official seal of the Minister;

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Council page: 
https://www.corkcity.ie/en/council-services/public-info/boundary-extension/

Oh the ironing (large PDF): 
https://www.corkcity.ie/en/media-folder/public-info/cork-city-boundary-map.pdf

The council map is on Arcgis here: 
http://corkcity.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=570fc5da59ca4b60b6e8fede282881bf

This defines the electoral areas (not the city boundary): 
http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/eli/2019/si/27/made/en/pdf

Aside: Cork historical maps, including boundaries: 
http://www.corkpastandpresent.ie/mapsimages/corkinoldmaps/

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[Talk-it] R: R: Tag place

Non sempre le cose sono come le leggi: la wiki l'ho modificata circa un anno 
fa, ma non è stata una modifica sostanziale, i limiti di popolazione sono 
rimasti gli stessi che c'erano prima.
Se ne è anche discusso, all'epoca, qui in lista, su questa modifica della wiki.
Non avevo e non ho intenzione di eseguire un sostanziale numero di modifiche 
sul tag place, mi sono solo accorto che c'erano alcune città (controlla: 
saranno una ventina) taggate in disaccordo con la wiki. Stop.



Da: Alessandro P. via Talk-it 
Inviato: giovedì 14 febbraio 2019 22:24
A: talk-it@openstreetmap.org
Cc: Alessandro P.
Oggetto: Re: [Talk-it] R: Tag place

Il 14/02/19 22:04, Fayor Uno ha scritto:
Ci sono dei criteri per il tag place sul wiki italiano. Criteri che non ho 
inventato io ma che sono frutto di una decisione comune di questa lista di 
qualche anno fa.
Se questi criteri adesso sono diventati una "cavolata enorme" direi che è il 
caso di cambiarli, ma finché ci sono vanno seguiti.



Ciao,
chi opera abitualmente su OSM può decidere di far parte o meno della comunità. 
Quando però si eseguono modifiche di un certo tipo, sia per il numero che per 
il tipo, almeno un avviso andrebbe dato.
Leggo che invece prima hai modificato la wiki poi hai iniziato ad eseguire 
modifiche sui tag place.
Una mail qui sopra non farebbe male. Eviterebbe tutte le mail che stanno 
circolando adesso. A maggior ragione che sei sicuro di essere nel giusto, 
bastava segnalare che stavi modificando (o avevi modificato) la wiki e che eri 
intenzionato ad eseguire un numero sostanziale di modifiche.

Alessandro
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Re: [Talk-it] R: Tag place

2019-02-14 Per discussione Alessandro P. via Talk-it


  
  
Il 14/02/19 22:04, Fayor Uno ha
  scritto:


  
  
  
Ci sono dei criteri per il tag place sul wiki italiano. Criteri
che non ho inventato io ma che sono frutto di una decisione
comune di questa lista di qualche anno fa.
  
Se questi criteri adesso sono diventati una "cavolata enorme"
direi che è il caso di cambiarli, ma finché ci sono vanno
seguiti.
  
  

  




Ciao,
chi opera abitualmente su OSM può decidere di far parte o meno della
comunità. Quando però si eseguono modifiche di un certo tipo, sia
per il numero che per il tipo, almeno un avviso andrebbe dato.
Leggo che invece prima hai modificato la wiki poi hai iniziato ad
eseguire modifiche sui tag place.
Una mail qui sopra non farebbe male. Eviterebbe tutte le mail che
stanno circolando adesso. A maggior ragione che sei sicuro di essere
nel giusto, bastava segnalare che stavi modificando (o avevi
modificato) la wiki e che eri intenzionato ad eseguire un numero
sostanziale di modifiche.

Alessandro
  


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[OSM-talk] Licence compatibility information

2019-02-14 Per discussione Simon Poole

The LWG has recently added a section on licence compatibility to the
OSMF website.

https://wiki.osmfoundation.org/wiki/Licence/Licence_Compatibility

We hope that this will make it easier for community members to determine
which licences could potentially be compatible and to provide
centralised access to specific licence evaluations that the LWG has made
in the past, or will carry out in the future.

At the same time we are making our evaluation of the "Linux Foundation
CDLA Permissive" licence public, see
https://wiki.osmfoundation.org/wiki/CDLA_permissive_compatibility .
Thanks to Kathleen Lu for authoring the review.

Simon



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[Talk-it] R: Tag place

Ci sono dei criteri per il tag place sul wiki italiano. Criteri che non ho 
inventato io ma che sono frutto di una decisione comune di questa lista di 
qualche anno fa.
Se questi criteri adesso sono diventati una "cavolata enorme" direi che è il 
caso di cambiarli, ma finché ci sono vanno seguiti.


Da: Samuele Battarra 
Inviato: giovedì 14 febbraio 2019 21:01
A: openstreetmap list - italiano
Oggetto: Re: [Talk-it] Tag place

In data giovedì 14 febbraio 2019 16:44:34 CET, Andrea Musuruane ha scritto:
> Ciao,
> complice l'assenza di WHODIDIT, mi sono accorto solo ora del seeguente
> changeset, dove i place vengono classificati esclusivamente in base al
> numero di abitanti.
>
> https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/66616609
>
> Credo sia una cavolata enorme.
>
> Poco tempo fa sulla mailing list internazionale, ripreso anche da
> osmweekly, era stato discusso come etichettare i tag place in modo corretto
> non basandosi sulla popolazione.
>
> https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/tagging/2019-January/041735.html
>

Ciao, proprio in questi giorni mi sto occupando di tradurre in italiano tutte
le pagine del wiki dedicate ai tag place, e devo dire che l'indicazione della
popolazione come discriminante per decidere quale usare è presente in diverse
pagine anche nella versione inglese.
Per le pagine in italiano i principali riferimenti sono soprattutto qui [1] e
qui [2].
Nel pagine italiane che ho creato ho mantenuto le indicazioni preesistenti in
modo che fossero tutte coerenti tra di loro.

Forse è il caso di modificarle?


[1] https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/IT:Key:place
[2] https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Template:It:Generic:Map_Features:place


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Re: [Talk-br] Sobre a necessidade (ou não) de ter addr:street em importação de addr:housenumber

2019-02-14 Per discussione Fernando Trebien

On Thu, Feb 14, 2019 at 6:03 PM Peter Krauss  wrote:
> Resumindo o que talvez seja um posicionamento pessoal, convém conferir se 
> alguém concorda:
>
> *  a métrica de erros para fazer sentido nas nossas discussões precisa ser da 
> metodologia assistida, não do algoritmo sozinho.

Sim sim. A métrica eu levantei com o objetivo de determinar quanto
trabalho manual temos pela frente, não é um critério de
aceitação/rejeição.

> * não se pode afirmar que "importação é coisa ruim", o que se pode afirmar é 
> que "a metodologia X com o algoritmo Y para os dados Z é ruim".. Até que se 
> prove o contrário.

Com certeza, nunca afirmei que importação é algo ruim.

Quanto à metodologia, eu aceito que sejam importados dados que contêm
algum problema contanto que exista um plano para tratar do problema na
sequência. O que não deve acontecer é importar dados sabendo do
problema e simplesmente ignorar o problema depois, deixando pros
outros o problema sem que os outros tenham aceito, daí acho falta de
consideração com os colegas.

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Re: [Talk-br] Sobre a necessidade (ou não) de ter addr:street em importação de addr:housenumber

2019-02-14 Per discussione Fernando Trebien

É verdade, não participei desse processo e por isso nunca afirmei que
foi um erro, o que não quer dizer que não é uma "bagunça" (o termo é o
usado no wiki, até então eu estive chamando isso de "pendência"). É um
problema que ninguém abraçou, nem eu, nem você, um exemplo do que
acontece ao importar um monte de dados e deixar algo pra fazer depois
sem ter um plano de quem/quando/como resolver.

On Thu, Feb 14, 2019 at 6:06 PM Sérgio V.  wrote:
>
> Bah, uma verdadeira "Bagunça".
> Nossa. Espirrou perto.
>
> Mas de fato, se fosse feito hoje poderia ter sido muitas coisas diferente.
> O cuidado com os dados é muito importante. Isso é uma parte da coisa.
> Agora, com a verdade da circunstância completa, são outros quinhentos.
>
> Então, bom lembrar também que a proposta foi publicada na época.
> Mais conversas e auxílios no telegram, por parte da "comunidade que mostrou 
> interesse".
> Quem não opinou, não se importou com "bagunça" possível na ocasião, seria 
> minimamente honesto incluir no report que aceitou assim.
> Mas já se conhece o funcionamento da coisa: seleção dos fatos que interessam.
> E "bagunça" é coisa séria. Nossa, o mapa de Porto Alegre terminou imprestável 
> pra qualquer um usar.
>
> Publicação da proposta no Talk-br: 2016-04-25
> Início da Wiki: 2016-04-26
> Início da importação: changeset="38980822" timestamp="2016-04-29
> Encerramento da importação: changeset="40442780" timestamp="2016-07-02
>
> Dois meses de processo.
> Tempo para qualquer um (interessado) em se manifestar ao menos antes do fim 
> daquela importação.
>
> Os russos recentemente introduziram uma moda de andar jogando veneno.
> Vou aproveitar pra tomar uma vacina, ou um antídoto, me esconder. A coisa tá 
> se espalhando.
>
> - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
>
> Sérgio - http://www.openstreetmap.org/user/smaprs
>
>
>
>
> 
> De: Fernando Trebien 
> Enviado: quinta-feira, 14 de fevereiro de 2019 16:19
> Para: OpenStreetMap no Brasil
> Assunto: Re: [Talk-br] Sobre a necessidade (ou não) de ter addr:street em 
> importação de addr:housenumber
>
> ...Por exemplo, na importação dos edifícios em Porto Alegre, uma informação
> foi colocada na etiqueta description, foi solicitado aos mapeadores
> que fosse convertida em etiquetas consumíveis (geralmente amenity=*),
> mas esse trabalho nunca foi feito por ninguém. A informação está lá no
> OSM, parada há anos, sem usufruto pelas aplicações. Como diz o wiki
> [2] num texto proveniente do original em inglês, "nunca suponha que
> essas pessoas vão alegremente arrumar a bagunça que você fez."...
>
>
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Re: [Talk-se] Upphovsrätt på data och polygoner

2019-02-14 Per discussione Erik Johansson

On Thu, Feb 14, 2019 at 9:17 PM M Branting  wrote:
>
> Innan man ger sig in i licens diskussionen måste man fråga sig om det över 
> huvud taget finns någon upphovsrätt. [det handlar snarare om katalogskydd]

Alex och Karl diskuterar katalogskydd; intressant nog så börjar gammal
data OSM sakta bli katalogskyddslöst.

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Re: [Talk-se] Upphovsrätt på data och polygoner

2019-02-14 Per discussione M Branting

Innan man ger sig in i licens diskussionen måste man fråga sig om det över
huvud taget finns någon upphovsrätt. Rena faktauppgifter som tex
positioner, djup, höjd etc omfattas inte av upphovsrätt.
Man kan alltså inte skydda ett telefonnummer, eller positionen och höjden
på en bergstopp.
Däremot skyddas en större samling data av det som ibland kallas
katalogskydd (eller databas skydd). "Samlingen" i en hel telefonkatalog,
eller samlingen av alla positioner för Sveriges sjöar är skyddade.
Det som är oklart i upphovsrätten är hur stor samlingen av data måste vara
för att omfattas av katalogskydd. Det som är skyddat kan ju sedan förses
med villkor / licenser av rättighetsinnehavaren.

Mitt enkla tips är att man måste respektera licenserna om man vill göra
automatiska uppdateringar från en större databas. Men det är samtidigt
alltid tillåtet att manuellt plocka fram enskilda uppgifter för att
korrigera osm.



Den tors 14 feb. 2019 17:39 skrev Karl Wettin :

> Hej Axel och Josefina!
>
> Jag är inte helt säker på vad kustvattenförekomster innebär och därmed
> heller inte vad det skulle representera för sorts polygoner i OSM. Är det
> kustlinjerna där havet möter land? Något helt annat?
>
>
> Det finns dokumenterade processer för import av data på <
> https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Import>. Kortfattat står det där att
> man skall hålla sig borta från automatiserad import om det finns någon som
> helst risk att det trasslar sönder OSM då det kan bli ett jättejobb att
> rätta till saker i efterhand. Att manuellt sitta med datamängder i en
> OSM-redigerare där man kontrollerar och lägger till information räknas mer
> som helt vanligt arbete. Jag utgår från att du tänker på automatiserad
> import.
>
> Vid import handlar det om att engagera gemenskapen så mycket som möjligt,
> visa att det kommer fungera och att datamängderna är relevanta för OSM. Du
> har alltså gjort helt rätt. När man väl har en snurra och löst alla
> licensknutar lägger man fram sitt förslag på den internationella
> import-epostlistan för att få kritik, rättar sig efter rimlig kritik man
> får och kör det ett par iterationer tills någorlunda konsensus uppnåtts.
>
>
> Jag är ingen jurist, men så här lyder min tolkning av licensfrågorna:
>
> Är ni beroende av ett vertyg som SMHI utvecklat för att söka fram data som
> ursprungligen är CC0 och SMHI levererar exakt samma data som från
> CC0-källan men säger att det nu är CC-BY, då är det CC-BY. Att försöka
> komma runt genom att plocka en identitet från denna CC-BY-data och hämta
> exakt samma data från en CC0-källa innebär att all den CC0-data man hämtat
> är ett derivat från CC-BY-identiteten, så då blir all CC0-data ändå
> besudlad med CC-BY.  Det gäller även om man försöker sig på det baklänges,
> dvs utgår från fullständiga CC0-data från CC0-källa och ställer frågor om
> dessa mot SMHIs verktyg.
>
> Angående extra medgivande för CC-BY till ODbL <
> https://blog.openstreetmap.org/2017/03/17/use-of-cc-by-data/> <
> https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3PN5zfbzThqeTdWR1l3SzJVcTg/view> så har
> jag alltid tolkat det som att när man skriver på en sådan waiver så släpper
> man sin data som ODbL. Det är inte att man importerar CC-BY-data till OSM,
> utan man förklarar för dataägaren att licenserna är snarlika så snälla
> snälla gå med på ODbL också.
>
> Jag försökte genomföra en snarlik importprocess i 2015 med fornlämningar
> från Riksantikvarieämbetet. Deras data var CC0, men APIet för att hämta ut
> data var CC-BY. Jag frågade om det var meningen, några på myndigheten
> suckade och försökte göra något åt saken och 2017 ändrades även APIet till
> CC0. Alla var egentligen väldigt positiva hela tiden, det var bara
> trögflytande byråkrati där saker var tvugna att tags upp på specifika sätt
> och vis. Tyvärr slutade det för min egen skull med att jag hann tappa
> intresset och genomförde aldrig importen.
> Jag hade inte behövt vara en sådan paragrafryttare, jag hade bara kunnat
> köra på med importen. Någon framtida smäll visste jag att det aldrig skulle
> komma, men nu hade de vid något tillfälle beslutat sig för CC-BY så jag
> berättade om det för dem och lät sedan bli lite på trots. Vilket egentligen
> är ganska löjligt, men det är den enda möjligheten jag känner jag har för
> att skapa lite intern buzz om saken hos dem i hopp om att det i framtiden
> kanske blir bättre ursprungsbeslut i andra system eller myndigheter.
>
> Det tycker jag ni också kan fundera på. Originaldatan är trots allt CC0,
> ni har ju SMHI med er och de vill göra något bra, så kanske ni bara skall
> köra på om det stannar upp pga byråkrati i licensträsket.
>
>
>
> Kalle
>
> On Thu, 2019-02-14 at 08:38 +0100, Axel Pettersson wrote:
>
> Hej,
> (Med Wikimedia Sverige-hatten på, och CC Josefina på SMHI, som nog inte är
> med på listan.)
>
> SMHI genomför nu ett projekt[1] tillsammans med Wikimedia Sverige som går
> ut på att få upp kustvattenförekomster på Wikidata och in i Wikipedia. I
> det har vi hittat en smidig mall[2] som med

Re: [Talk-br] Sobre a necessidade (ou não) de ter addr:street em importação de addr:housenumber

2019-02-14 Per discussione Sérgio V .

Bah, uma verdadeira "Bagunça".
Nossa. Espirrou perto.

Mas de fato, se fosse feito hoje poderia ter sido muitas coisas diferente.
O cuidado com os dados é muito importante. Isso é uma parte da coisa.
Agora, com a verdade da circunstância completa, são outros quinhentos.

Então, bom lembrar também que a proposta foi publicada na época.
Mais conversas e auxílios no telegram, por parte da "comunidade que mostrou 
interesse".
Quem não opinou, não se importou com "bagunça" possível na ocasião, seria 
minimamente honesto incluir no report que aceitou assim.
Mas já se conhece o funcionamento da coisa: seleção dos fatos que interessam.
E "bagunça" é coisa séria. Nossa, o mapa de Porto Alegre terminou imprestável 
pra qualquer um usar.

Publicação da proposta no Talk-br: 2016-04-25
Início da Wiki: 2016-04-26
Início da importação: changeset="38980822" timestamp="2016-04-29
Encerramento da importação: changeset="40442780" timestamp="2016-07-02

Dois meses de processo.
Tempo para qualquer um (interessado) em se manifestar ao menos antes do fim 
daquela importação.

Os russos recentemente introduziram uma moda de andar jogando veneno.
Vou aproveitar pra tomar uma vacina, ou um antídoto, me esconder. A coisa tá se 
espalhando.


- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Sérgio - http://www.openstreetmap.org/user/smaprs




De: Fernando Trebien 
Enviado: quinta-feira, 14 de fevereiro de 2019 16:19
Para: OpenStreetMap no Brasil
Assunto: Re: [Talk-br] Sobre a necessidade (ou não) de ter addr:street em 
importação de addr:housenumber

...Por exemplo, na importação dos edifícios em Porto Alegre, uma informação
foi colocada na etiqueta description, foi solicitado aos mapeadores
que fosse convertida em etiquetas consumíveis (geralmente amenity=*),
mas esse trabalho nunca foi feito por ninguém. A informação está lá no
OSM, parada há anos, sem usufruto pelas aplicações. Como diz o wiki
[2] num texto proveniente do original em inglês, "nunca suponha que
essas pessoas vão alegremente arrumar a bagunça que você fez."...


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Re: [Talk-br] Sobre a necessidade (ou não) de ter addr:street em importação de addr:housenumber

2019-02-14 Per discussione Peter Krauss

(*oops* desculpem dei Enter ... pronto agora no computador tela grande)

O nó da questão, que invalidada ou não seus argumentos, e nos forçaria a
recomeçar do zero a discussão,
está na sua afirmação incompleta de que
*   "(...) constatamos que a projeção dos endereços nas ruas cerca de 5% de
endereços errados (...)"*

Exagerando, é como usar algoritmo de Bubble Sort
 para afirmar que a ordenação
por computador é coisa ruim,
ou *pegar dados sem filtrar e dizer que os dados estão ruins*...

Todo algoritmo de importação bem feitinho tem critério objetivo de
filtragem, tem um "nível de descarte" que fica meio informal na receita
complementar que chamamos de *metodologia*,  já que em geral o computador
não pode avaliar sozinho, precisa do parecer final do humano em vários
passos...
Alias podemos dizer que a *metodologia assistida é a única válida*, o
acompanhamento humano é uma é uma obrigação (*pelas normas OSM
).  *

Resumindo o que talvez seja um posicionamento pessoal, convém conferir se
alguém concorda:

*  a métrica de erros para fazer sentido nas nossas discussões precisa ser
da metodologia assistida, não do algoritmo sozinho.

* não se pode afirmar que "importação é coisa ruim", o que se pode afirmar
é que "a metodologia X com o algoritmo Y para os dados Z é ruim".. Até que
se prove o contrário.





On Thu, Feb 14, 2019 at 4:20 PM Fernando Trebien 
wrote:

> On Thu, Feb 14, 2019 at 7:55 AM Peter Krauss  wrote:
> > 2.2. Ponto oficial incompleto: pode ser importando?  Essa é a discussão.
> As fontes de informação na verdade existem, só que não é uma fonte única,
> pode estar misturando verdade de campo, norma oficial (por exemplo leis de
> nomenclatura de rua), dado oficial (ex. os pontos fornecidos pela
> prefeitura), etc. O algorítomo mesmo sendo aberto é complexo e poucas
> pessoas do OSM terão tempo e capacidade de avaliar.  ESTÁ EM DISCUSSÃO, mas
> precisamos primeiro arrumar a casa, chegar a uma descrição satisfatória no
> "ponto oficial completo" (2.1 acima).  Mesmo depois de discutir e chegar a
> um consenso aqui precisaremos verificar com restante da comunidade OSM.
> >
> > 2.2.1. Com  numeração (addr:housenumber) obtida por
> interpolação/proximidade.
>
> Acho que depende das características do dado original. Se o que ele
> tem é o endereço inicial e final de cada quadra, ou um endereço no
> meio de cada quadra, ele pode ser importado sem problema algum usando
> linhas interpoladoras, tal como se faz sem Buenos Aires e em alguns
> outras cidades do mundo, contanto que os pontos de endereço contenham
> o nome da rua. Seria indesejável interpolar o endereço gerando cada
> ponto intermediário.
>
> > 2.2.2. Com  nome de rua (addr:street) obtido por proximidade.
>
> Entre poder/não poder eu prefiro responder isso com as consequências
> pro OSM de importar com ou sem um tratamento dos problemas dessa
> abordagem.
>
> Em Porto Alegre já constatamos que a projeção dos endereços nas ruas
> para obter o nome da rua produz cerca de 5% de endereços errados, ou
> seja, 1 erro em cada 20 endereços. Um dado com tantos erros não possui
> qualidade suficiente para suportar satisfatoriamente um serviço de
> geocodificação. Se, por exemplo, alguém quiser usar o  mapa para
> oferecer um serviço de entregas ou de transporte individual, muitos
> endereços estarão a quilômetros de distância do local correto, o que
> obviamente seria bem ruim pra confiabilidade do serviço. Nesse caso,
> eu esperaria que o usuário simplesmente descartaria o OSM e adotaria
> um concorrente, como o Google Maps. Pior do que isso, se alguém quiser
> usar os endereços existentes para inserir pontos de interesse a partir
> de uma listagem local, os erros serão propagados e a correção exigirá
> mais esforço (talvez o dobro) do que se tivesse sido feita antes.
>
> Mesmo numa cidade do tamanho de Porto Alegre, a solução manual desses
> problemas exigiria um trabalho contínuo de ~2 semanas eu acho. Vale a
> pena considerando o benefício. Na maioria dos municípios (em geral
> pequenos) um trabalho desse tipo poderia ser feito completamente em
> poucas horas.
>
> Onde não houver mão-de-obra disposta a realizar a correção, acho que é
> fundamental no mínimo documentar (de preferência no wiki) que ficou
> pendente de correção, do contrário ninguém vai saber onde procurar os
> erros. Idealmente seria aberta também uma tarefa em algum sistema de
> gestão de tarefas para orientar e monitorar esse trabalho. Agora que
> temos o Kaart interessado em nos ajudar, podemos também tentar um
> contato com eles para que realizem as correções manualmente. Se este
> caso surgir com frequência em municípios diferentes, acho que vale a
> pena organizar um grupo de trabalho para fazer as correções manuais.
> Um grupo especializado assim estaria familiarizado com o tipo de erro
> desse processo e poderia trabalhar rápido e com menos erros humanos.
>
> Caso a etapa de documentar a

Re: [Talk-it] Tag place

2019-02-14 Per discussione Samuele Battarra

In data giovedì 14 febbraio 2019 16:44:34 CET, Andrea Musuruane ha scritto:
> Ciao,
> complice l'assenza di WHODIDIT, mi sono accorto solo ora del seeguente
> changeset, dove i place vengono classificati esclusivamente in base al
> numero di abitanti.
> 
> https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/66616609
> 
> Credo sia una cavolata enorme.
> 
> Poco tempo fa sulla mailing list internazionale, ripreso anche da
> osmweekly, era stato discusso come etichettare i tag place in modo corretto
> non basandosi sulla popolazione.
> 
> https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/tagging/2019-January/041735.html
> 

Ciao, proprio in questi giorni mi sto occupando di tradurre in italiano tutte 
le pagine del wiki dedicate ai tag place, e devo dire che l'indicazione della 
popolazione come discriminante per decidere quale usare è presente in diverse 
pagine anche nella versione inglese.
Per le pagine in italiano i principali riferimenti sono soprattutto qui [1] e 
qui [2].
Nel pagine italiane che ho creato ho mantenuto le indicazioni preesistenti in 
modo che fossero tutte coerenti tra di loro.

Forse è il caso di modificarle?


[1] https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/IT:Key:place
[2] https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Template:It:Generic:Map_Features:place


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Re: [Talk-it] R: R: R: Tag place

2019-02-14 Per discussione Andrea Musuruane

Ciao,

On Thu, Feb 14, 2019 at 8:15 PM Fayor Uno  wrote:

> Sono stati seguiti i criteri del wiki italiano.
>

Una volta sul wiki era scritto:

*Il numero di abitanti è solo un valore indicativo: ad esempio l'unica
città di una ampia area può essere classificata {{IT:Tag|place|city}} anche
se ha 90.000 abitanti.*

Poi l'utente fayor, il 9 febbraio 2018, ha sostituito questa frase
(modifica che non mi sembra sia stata concordata) con *"Il numero di
abitanti è solo un valore indicativo: in caso di valori di popolazione
prossimi alle soglie prevale l'importanza dell'abitato in relazione al
contesto geografico.". *

Notare che il significato non è identico.

L'edit automatico che è stato fatto non tiene in considerazione la
classificazione dei tag place in base alla funzione del luogo (come, ad
esempio, evidenziato in questa già citata discussione sulla ML
internazionale
https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/tagging/2019-January/041735.html)
ma si basa esclusivamente sulla popolazione. Ed essendo un edit automatico
non si ha la benché minima idea di quale sia la situazione in loco. Si
cancella il pregresso e basta. Tra l'altro se la funzione population->place
fosse *iniettiva* non avremmo bisogno del tag place.

Ciao,

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Re: [Talk-br] Sobre a necessidade (ou não) de ter addr:street em importação de addr:housenumber

2019-02-14 Per discussione Peter Krauss

O nó da questão, que invalidada ou não seus argumentos, e nos forçaria a
recomeçar do zero a discussão,
está na sua falsa afirmação de que *"Em Porto Alegre já constatamos que a
projeção dos endereços nas ruas*
*para obter o nome da rua produz cerca de 5% de endereços errados"*

On Thu, Feb 14, 2019 at 4:20 PM Fernando Trebien 
wrote:

> On Thu, Feb 14, 2019 at 7:55 AM Peter Krauss  wrote:
> > 2.2. Ponto oficial incompleto: pode ser importando?  Essa é a discussão.
> As fontes de informação na verdade existem, só que não é uma fonte única,
> pode estar misturando verdade de campo, norma oficial (por exemplo leis de
> nomenclatura de rua), dado oficial (ex. os pontos fornecidos pela
> prefeitura), etc. O algorítomo mesmo sendo aberto é complexo e poucas
> pessoas do OSM terão tempo e capacidade de avaliar.  ESTÁ EM DISCUSSÃO, mas
> precisamos primeiro arrumar a casa, chegar a uma descrição satisfatória no
> "ponto oficial completo" (2.1 acima).  Mesmo depois de discutir e chegar a
> um consenso aqui precisaremos verificar com restante da comunidade OSM.
> >
> > 2.2.1. Com  numeração (addr:housenumber) obtida por
> interpolação/proximidade.
>
> Acho que depende das características do dado original. Se o que ele
> tem é o endereço inicial e final de cada quadra, ou um endereço no
> meio de cada quadra, ele pode ser importado sem problema algum usando
> linhas interpoladoras, tal como se faz sem Buenos Aires e em alguns
> outras cidades do mundo, contanto que os pontos de endereço contenham
> o nome da rua. Seria indesejável interpolar o endereço gerando cada
> ponto intermediário.
>
> > 2.2.2. Com  nome de rua (addr:street) obtido por proximidade.
>
> Entre poder/não poder eu prefiro responder isso com as consequências
> pro OSM de importar com ou sem um tratamento dos problemas dessa
> abordagem.
>
> Em Porto Alegre já constatamos que a projeção dos endereços nas ruas
> para obter o nome da rua produz cerca de 5% de endereços errados, ou
> seja, 1 erro em cada 20 endereços. Um dado com tantos erros não possui
> qualidade suficiente para suportar satisfatoriamente um serviço de
> geocodificação. Se, por exemplo, alguém quiser usar o  mapa para
> oferecer um serviço de entregas ou de transporte individual, muitos
> endereços estarão a quilômetros de distância do local correto, o que
> obviamente seria bem ruim pra confiabilidade do serviço. Nesse caso,
> eu esperaria que o usuário simplesmente descartaria o OSM e adotaria
> um concorrente, como o Google Maps. Pior do que isso, se alguém quiser
> usar os endereços existentes para inserir pontos de interesse a partir
> de uma listagem local, os erros serão propagados e a correção exigirá
> mais esforço (talvez o dobro) do que se tivesse sido feita antes.
>
> Mesmo numa cidade do tamanho de Porto Alegre, a solução manual desses
> problemas exigiria um trabalho contínuo de ~2 semanas eu acho. Vale a
> pena considerando o benefício. Na maioria dos municípios (em geral
> pequenos) um trabalho desse tipo poderia ser feito completamente em
> poucas horas.
>
> Onde não houver mão-de-obra disposta a realizar a correção, acho que é
> fundamental no mínimo documentar (de preferência no wiki) que ficou
> pendente de correção, do contrário ninguém vai saber onde procurar os
> erros. Idealmente seria aberta também uma tarefa em algum sistema de
> gestão de tarefas para orientar e monitorar esse trabalho. Agora que
> temos o Kaart interessado em nos ajudar, podemos também tentar um
> contato com eles para que realizem as correções manualmente. Se este
> caso surgir com frequência em municípios diferentes, acho que vale a
> pena organizar um grupo de trabalho para fazer as correções manuais.
> Um grupo especializado assim estaria familiarizado com o tipo de erro
> desse processo e poderia trabalhar rápido e com menos erros humanos.
>
> Caso a etapa de documentar a correção não for feita, o resultado mais
> provável é que os erros permanecerão no mapa por um bom tempo e que
> serão esquecidos, prejudicando a confiabilidade dos dados. Por
> exemplo, na importação dos edifícios em Porto Alegre, uma informação
> foi colocada na etiqueta description, foi solicitado aos mapeadores
> que fosse convertida em etiquetas consumíveis (geralmente amenity=*),
> mas esse trabalho nunca foi feito por ninguém. A informação está lá no
> OSM, parada há anos, sem usufruto pelas aplicações. Como diz o wiki
> [2] num texto proveniente do original em inglês, "nunca suponha que
> essas pessoas vão alegremente arrumar a bagunça que você fez."
>
> Não estou dizendo que é obrigação de quem importa fazer a correção
> manual. O importante é traçar um plano de correção e engajar as
> pessoas que o executarão, e havendo interessados em fazer isso antes
> mesmo da importação, melhor ainda. Como você pode ver lá na discussão
> de Porto Alegre, há também questões relativas à limpeza de dados
> existentes.
>
> > O que acha?  Podemos seguir com essa terminologia? importação de "ponto
> invalido" (obviamente

[Talk-it] R: R: R: Tag place

Sono stati seguiti i criteri del wiki italiano.

Da: Luigi Toscano 
Inviato: giovedì 14 febbraio 2019 20:07
A: Fayor Uno; openstreetmap list - italiano
Oggetto: Re: R: [Talk-it] R: Tag place

Fayor Uno ha scritto:
> Dove sarebbe la deviazione, per giunta significativa?

Dire di ripartire dal primo messaggio della discussione:
https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk-it/2019-February/065682.html

Una rilettura completa dell'intera discussione (e non solo dell'ultimo
messaggio citato volta per volta) può aiutare.

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Re: [Talk-it] R: R: Tag place

2019-02-14 Per discussione Luigi Toscano


Fayor Uno ha scritto:

Dove sarebbe la deviazione, per giunta significativa?


Dire di ripartire dal primo messaggio della discussione:
https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk-it/2019-February/065682.html

Una rilettura completa dell'intera discussione (e non solo dell'ultimo 
messaggio citato volta per volta) può aiutare.


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Re: [Talk-it] R: Tag place

2019-02-14 Per discussione mbranco2

non vanno bene nessuna delle due, solo che la prima è più facile da
scoprire :-)

Il motivo è semplice: per quanto una modifica sia ragionevole, "giusta",
condivisibile, ecc.  nel momento che è applicata massivamente fa una
modifica profonda al database.
Non per niente, ovunque nella wiki, nella sezione "Possible tagging
mistakes" è sempre riportato:
"If you know places with this tag, verify if it could be tagged with
another tag.
Automated edits are *strongly discouraged* unless you really know what you
are doing!"

Questo sempre, anche quando il "mistake" non è "possible" ma proprio
evidente e certissimo (ehm... bisognerebbe avere sempre l'umiltà di
aggiungere "secondo me").

Quindi dovrebbe venire spontaneo, prima di mettere mano a Josm, pensare
"ehi, che macro-cavolata ho scoperto; sentiamo un po' cosa ne pensano gli
altri": lo spirito di comunità è (anche) questo.

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Il giorno gio 14 feb 2019 alle ore 19:40 Fayor Uno  ha
scritto:

> Dunque, fatemi capire: una modifica che riguarda una cinquantina di nodi
> non va bene, mentre cinquanta changeset singoli sì?
>
> --
> *Da:* mbranco2 
> *Inviato:* giovedì 14 febbraio 2019 19:33
> *A:* openstreetmap list - italiano
> *Oggetto:* Re: [Talk-it] Tag place
>
> +1
>
> Qualsiasi modifica massiva fatta senza preventiva discussione per me è
> sempre e comunque da revertare, senza neanche entrare nel merito di quanto
> "giusta" o "sbagliata" sia la modifica. .
>
> Voglio credere alla buona fede di chi l'ha fatto (anche se dopo 3.785
> changeset uno dovrebbe avere una vaga idea di come funziona la faccenda), e
> l'ho appena invitato a partecipare qui in ML alla discussione.
>
> Il giorno gio 14 feb 2019 alle ore 17:54 Martin Koppenhoefer <
> dieterdre...@gmail.com> ha scritto:
>
>
>
> sent from a phone
>
> > On 14. Feb 2019, at 16:44, Andrea Musuruane  wrote:
> >
> > Per questo motivo, sarei favorevole a revertare il changeset sopra
> riportato.
>
>
> +1
>
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[Talk-it] R: R: Tag place

2019-02-14 Per discussione liste DOT girarsi AT posteo DOT eu

Dove sarebbe la deviazione, per giunta significativa?

Da: Luigi Toscano 
Inviato: giovedì 14 febbraio 2019 19:55
A: openstreetmap list - italiano; Fayor Uno
Oggetto: Re: [Talk-it] R: Tag place

Fayor Uno ha scritto:
> Dunque, fatemi capire: una modifica che riguarda una cinquantina di nodi non
> va bene, mentre cinquanta changeset singoli sì?
>

No, nessuno dei due.

Non è quello il punto della discussione. Si parla della modifica in sè: una
modifica (effettuata in uno o più changeset) che devia in maniera
significativa da quanto fatto e scritto altrove. Si tratta di questo, e non è
il primo caso, aggiungerei io.

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Re: [Talk-it] App per visualizzare ed editare OSM - sondaggio

Il 14/02/19 19:39, Rachele Amerini ha scritto:
> Ciao Simone,
> 
> mi spiace se lo scopo del sondaggio non è apparso chiaro fin da subito. Al
> FOSS4G-IT ci sarà una sessione dedicata a OSM. In quella sessione c'è in
> programma un intervento, il mio, in cui parlerò di applicazioni per
> smartphone per visualizzare ed editare OSM.
> Consapevole del fatto che non sono l'unica persona ad utilizzarle e
> interessata a capire cosa preferisce usare la comunità e perché, ho pensato
> che poteva essere interessante proporre questo sondaggio. I dati recuperati
> dal sondaggio serviranno quindi ad arricchire l'intervento e a dare una
> panoramica più complessa.
> Lo username è stato richiesto in primo luogo per evitare, nel limite del
> possibile, vandalismi (voti multipli,...) e in secondo luogo potrebbe, e
> ribadisco, potrebbe, essere utile per cercare di capire se vi è
> correlazione tra le app scelte e il tipo di utente (principiante,
> avanzato).
> 
> Detto questo, gli username non verranno diffusi e i dati saranno presentati
> in maniera aggregata. La presentazione sarà disponibile online dopo
> l'evento.
> Spero di essere stata chiara ed esauriente, ma se ci sono altre domande
> sono qui :)
> 
> Rachele
> 
Ok, si trattava di mettere del testo nel sondaggio linkato che spiegava
ciò, sarebbe stato più chiarificatorio, grazie, ora vedo di rispondere
al questionario.


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Re: [Talk-it] R: Tag place

2019-02-14 Per discussione Luigi Toscano


Fayor Uno ha scritto:
Dunque, fatemi capire: una modifica che riguarda una cinquantina di nodi non 
va bene, mentre cinquanta changeset singoli sì?




No, nessuno dei due.

Non è quello il punto della discussione. Si parla della modifica in sè: una 
modifica (effettuata in uno o più changeset) che devia in maniera 
significativa da quanto fatto e scritto altrove. Si tratta di questo, e non è 
il primo caso, aggiungerei io.


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Re: [Talk-it] R: Tag place

2019-02-14 Per discussione Ivo Reano

> Dunque, fatemi capire: una modifica che riguarda una cinquantina di nodi
> non va bene, mentre cinquanta changeset singoli sì?
>
>
>
Non credo che sia questa la questione.
La "tirata d'orecchi"  riguarda la modifica di valori che sono stati
discussi in lista.
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[Talk-it] R: Tag place

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Dunque, fatemi capire: una modifica che riguarda una cinquantina di nodi non va 
bene, mentre cinquanta changeset singoli sì?

Da: mbranco2 
Inviato: giovedì 14 febbraio 2019 19:33
A: openstreetmap list - italiano
Oggetto: Re: [Talk-it] Tag place

+1

Qualsiasi modifica massiva fatta senza preventiva discussione per me è sempre e 
comunque da revertare, senza neanche entrare nel merito di quanto "giusta" o 
"sbagliata" sia la modifica. .

Voglio credere alla buona fede di chi l'ha fatto (anche se dopo 3.785 changeset 
uno dovrebbe avere una vaga idea di come funziona la faccenda), e l'ho appena 
invitato a partecipare qui in ML alla discussione.

Il giorno gio 14 feb 2019 alle ore 17:54 Martin Koppenhoefer 
mailto:dieterdre...@gmail.com>> ha scritto:

sent from a phone

> On 14. Feb 2019, at 16:44, Andrea Musuruane 
> mailto:musur...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>
> Per questo motivo, sarei favorevole a revertare il changeset sopra riportato.

+1

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Re: [Talk-it] App per visualizzare ed editare OSM - sondaggio

2019-02-14 Per discussione Rachele Amerini

Ciao Simone,

mi spiace se lo scopo del sondaggio non è apparso chiaro fin da subito. Al
FOSS4G-IT ci sarà una sessione dedicata a OSM. In quella sessione c'è in
programma un intervento, il mio, in cui parlerò di applicazioni per
smartphone per visualizzare ed editare OSM.
Consapevole del fatto che non sono l'unica persona ad utilizzarle e
interessata a capire cosa preferisce usare la comunità e perché, ho pensato
che poteva essere interessante proporre questo sondaggio. I dati recuperati
dal sondaggio serviranno quindi ad arricchire l'intervento e a dare una
panoramica più complessa.
Lo username è stato richiesto in primo luogo per evitare, nel limite del
possibile, vandalismi (voti multipli,...) e in secondo luogo potrebbe, e
ribadisco, potrebbe, essere utile per cercare di capire se vi è
correlazione tra le app scelte e il tipo di utente (principiante,
avanzato).

Detto questo, gli username non verranno diffusi e i dati saranno presentati
in maniera aggregata. La presentazione sarà disponibile online dopo
l'evento.
Spero di essere stata chiara ed esauriente, ma se ci sono altre domande
sono qui :)

Rachele


Il giorno gio 14 feb 2019 alle ore 18:28 liste DOT girarsi AT posteo DOT eu
 ha scritto:

> Il 14/02/19 18:03, Alessandro Sarretta ha scritto:
> > Questo il messaggio originale del thread che spiega lo scopo del
> > sondaggio:
> >
> https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk-it/2019-February/065679.html
> >
> > Ale
> >
>
> Grazie, me l'ero letto, ma riguardandolo, ho pensato fosse per il Gfoss
> o per chi ci va, un pò confuso comunque come descrizione, anche nse non
> ho capito a che serve lo username.
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Re: [Talk-it] Tag place

2019-02-14 Per discussione mbranco2

+1

Qualsiasi modifica massiva fatta senza preventiva discussione per me è
sempre e comunque da revertare, senza neanche entrare nel merito di quanto
"giusta" o "sbagliata" sia la modifica. .

Voglio credere alla buona fede di chi l'ha fatto (anche se dopo 3.785
changeset uno dovrebbe avere una vaga idea di come funziona la faccenda), e
l'ho appena invitato a partecipare qui in ML alla discussione.

Il giorno gio 14 feb 2019 alle ore 17:54 Martin Koppenhoefer <
dieterdre...@gmail.com> ha scritto:

>
>
> sent from a phone
>
> > On 14. Feb 2019, at 16:44, Andrea Musuruane  wrote:
> >
> > Per questo motivo, sarei favorevole a revertare il changeset sopra
> riportato.
>
>
> +1
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Re: [Talk-br] Sobre a necessidade (ou não) de ter addr:street em importação de addr:housenumber

2019-02-14 Per discussione Fernando Trebien

On Thu, Feb 14, 2019 at 7:55 AM Peter Krauss  wrote:
> 2.2. Ponto oficial incompleto: pode ser importando?  Essa é a discussão. As 
> fontes de informação na verdade existem, só que não é uma fonte única, pode 
> estar misturando verdade de campo, norma oficial (por exemplo leis de 
> nomenclatura de rua), dado oficial (ex. os pontos fornecidos pela 
> prefeitura), etc. O algorítomo mesmo sendo aberto é complexo e poucas pessoas 
> do OSM terão tempo e capacidade de avaliar.  ESTÁ EM DISCUSSÃO, mas 
> precisamos primeiro arrumar a casa, chegar a uma descrição satisfatória no 
> "ponto oficial completo" (2.1 acima).  Mesmo depois de discutir e chegar a um 
> consenso aqui precisaremos verificar com restante da comunidade OSM.
>
> 2.2.1. Com  numeração (addr:housenumber) obtida por interpolação/proximidade.

Acho que depende das características do dado original. Se o que ele
tem é o endereço inicial e final de cada quadra, ou um endereço no
meio de cada quadra, ele pode ser importado sem problema algum usando
linhas interpoladoras, tal como se faz sem Buenos Aires e em alguns
outras cidades do mundo, contanto que os pontos de endereço contenham
o nome da rua. Seria indesejável interpolar o endereço gerando cada
ponto intermediário.

> 2.2.2. Com  nome de rua (addr:street) obtido por proximidade.

Entre poder/não poder eu prefiro responder isso com as consequências
pro OSM de importar com ou sem um tratamento dos problemas dessa
abordagem.

Em Porto Alegre já constatamos que a projeção dos endereços nas ruas
para obter o nome da rua produz cerca de 5% de endereços errados, ou
seja, 1 erro em cada 20 endereços. Um dado com tantos erros não possui
qualidade suficiente para suportar satisfatoriamente um serviço de
geocodificação. Se, por exemplo, alguém quiser usar o  mapa para
oferecer um serviço de entregas ou de transporte individual, muitos
endereços estarão a quilômetros de distância do local correto, o que
obviamente seria bem ruim pra confiabilidade do serviço. Nesse caso,
eu esperaria que o usuário simplesmente descartaria o OSM e adotaria
um concorrente, como o Google Maps. Pior do que isso, se alguém quiser
usar os endereços existentes para inserir pontos de interesse a partir
de uma listagem local, os erros serão propagados e a correção exigirá
mais esforço (talvez o dobro) do que se tivesse sido feita antes.

Mesmo numa cidade do tamanho de Porto Alegre, a solução manual desses
problemas exigiria um trabalho contínuo de ~2 semanas eu acho. Vale a
pena considerando o benefício. Na maioria dos municípios (em geral
pequenos) um trabalho desse tipo poderia ser feito completamente em
poucas horas.

Onde não houver mão-de-obra disposta a realizar a correção, acho que é
fundamental no mínimo documentar (de preferência no wiki) que ficou
pendente de correção, do contrário ninguém vai saber onde procurar os
erros. Idealmente seria aberta também uma tarefa em algum sistema de
gestão de tarefas para orientar e monitorar esse trabalho. Agora que
temos o Kaart interessado em nos ajudar, podemos também tentar um
contato com eles para que realizem as correções manualmente. Se este
caso surgir com frequência em municípios diferentes, acho que vale a
pena organizar um grupo de trabalho para fazer as correções manuais.
Um grupo especializado assim estaria familiarizado com o tipo de erro
desse processo e poderia trabalhar rápido e com menos erros humanos.

Caso a etapa de documentar a correção não for feita, o resultado mais
provável é que os erros permanecerão no mapa por um bom tempo e que
serão esquecidos, prejudicando a confiabilidade dos dados. Por
exemplo, na importação dos edifícios em Porto Alegre, uma informação
foi colocada na etiqueta description, foi solicitado aos mapeadores
que fosse convertida em etiquetas consumíveis (geralmente amenity=*),
mas esse trabalho nunca foi feito por ninguém. A informação está lá no
OSM, parada há anos, sem usufruto pelas aplicações. Como diz o wiki
[2] num texto proveniente do original em inglês, "nunca suponha que
essas pessoas vão alegremente arrumar a bagunça que você fez."

Não estou dizendo que é obrigação de quem importa fazer a correção
manual. O importante é traçar um plano de correção e engajar as
pessoas que o executarão, e havendo interessados em fazer isso antes
mesmo da importação, melhor ainda. Como você pode ver lá na discussão
de Porto Alegre, há também questões relativas à limpeza de dados
existentes.

> O que acha?  Podemos seguir com essa terminologia? importação de "ponto 
> invalido" (obviamente invalida), de "ponto oficial completo" e de "ponto 
> oficial incompleto".

Eu chamaria isso de um endereço incompleto/insuficiente, não de
inválido. O que realmente é inválido (em ~5% dos casos) é a heurística
de projetar o endereço sobre a rua mais próxima, seja ela feita antes
da importação ou feita pelo geocodificador caso a addr:street esteja
faltando no endereço.

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[Talk-es] Importación de límites administrativos de Fornes

2019-02-14 Per discussione Paloma Lopez Lara

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> Hola.
> 
> Esto me ha recordado que
faltaba de cambiar otro pueblo en Salamanca qué
> cambio sus fronteras.
Mozodiel de Sanchiñigo que cambio de ayuntamiento
> [1][2]. Cuando
completes este me miro como ha quedado el tramite de esta
> importación
y como va y lo realizo para este otro límite. Y así veo todo el
>
proceso de las importaciones como funciona. Habra que dar uso a esa
>
"plantilla".
> 
> Un saludo.
> 
> [1]
http://bocyl.jcyl.es/html/2017/01/30/html/BOCYL-D-30012017-4.do [31]
>
[2] https://www.boe.es/diario_boe/txt.php?id=BOE-A-2017-1331 [32]
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El mié., 13 feb. 2019 a las 19:16, Rafael Avila Coya ()
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>> Hola a todos/as: Carlos Antonio Rivera [1] comentó en grupo de
Telegram que deseaba añadir los límites municipales de Fornes [2], en la
provincia de Granada. Este municipio se creó con fecha 2 de Octubre de
2019 como segregación del de Arenas del Rey, del que ya era entidad
menor local. Para ello he creado una wiki [3], que debemos aún modificar
(es sólo un esbozo). Esta wiki, además, puede ser usada como "plantilla"
para otras importaciones similares en el futuro. Por lo pronto, una cosa
a modificar es que la vía de límite administrativo a importar (límite
entre resto de Arenas del Rey y Fornes) se puede (y se debe) mejorar con
las descripciones del BOE. Es una importación muy sencillita. Cuando la
tengamos lista la comentamos en la lista de imports, y listo para
importar. Saludos, Rafael. [1]
https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/kapazao [5] [2]
https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/1110117318 [6] [3]
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Re: [Talk-it] App per visualizzare ed editare OSM - sondaggio

Il 14/02/19 18:03, Alessandro Sarretta ha scritto:
> Questo il messaggio originale del thread che spiega lo scopo del
> sondaggio:
> https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk-it/2019-February/065679.html
> 
> Ale
> 

Grazie, me l'ero letto, ma riguardandolo, ho pensato fosse per il Gfoss
o per chi ci va, un pò confuso comunque come descrizione, anche nse non
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2019-02-14 Per discussione Alessandro Sarretta

Questo il messaggio originale del thread che spiega lo scopo del 
sondaggio: 
https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk-it/2019-February/065679.html


Ale

On 14/02/19 17:54, liste DOT girarsi AT posteo DOT eu wrote:

Il 13/02/19 23:48, Rachele Amerini ha scritto:

Ciao a tutti,

purtroppo il link segnalato rimanda a un sito con i certificati scaduti.
Chiedo scusa e ringrazio chi ha provveduto a segnalare. Peccato che
Tellform abbia qualche difficoltà, perché alternative di questo tipo
scarseggiano (https://github.com/tellform/tellform/issues/331)

Comunque, chi volesse partecipare al sondaggio può farlo da qui:
  https://kwiksurveys.com/s/raxe39iB#!/0

Grazie e scusate ancora,

Rachele


Perchè devo partecipare ad un sondaggio, mettendo il mio username, senza
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Che fine fanno questi dati?

Chi è il o la titolare del sondaggio?



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Re: [Talk-it] App per visualizzare ed editare OSM - sondaggio

2019-02-14 Per discussione liste DOT girarsi AT posteo DOT eu



sent from a phone

> On 14. Feb 2019, at 17:54, liste DOT girarsi AT posteo DOT eu 
>  wrote:
> 
> Perchè devo partecipare ad un sondaggio, mettendo il mio username, senza
> neanche sapere a cosa serve questo sondaggio e da chi è seguito/recepito?


non devi ;-)

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Il 13/02/19 23:48, Rachele Amerini ha scritto:
> Ciao a tutti,
> 
> purtroppo il link segnalato rimanda a un sito con i certificati scaduti.
> Chiedo scusa e ringrazio chi ha provveduto a segnalare. Peccato che
> Tellform abbia qualche difficoltà, perché alternative di questo tipo
> scarseggiano (https://github.com/tellform/tellform/issues/331)
> 
> Comunque, chi volesse partecipare al sondaggio può farlo da qui:
>  https://kwiksurveys.com/s/raxe39iB#!/0
> 
> Grazie e scusate ancora,
> 
> Rachele
> 

Perchè devo partecipare ad un sondaggio, mettendo il mio username, senza
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Che fine fanno questi dati?

Chi è il o la titolare del sondaggio?


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> On 14. Feb 2019, at 16:44, Andrea Musuruane  wrote:
> 
> Per questo motivo, sarei favorevole a revertare il changeset sopra riportato.


+1

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Re: [Talk-es] Participación en Jornadas SIG Libre 2019

2019-02-14 Per discussione Miguel Sevilla-Callejo

Hola a todos de nuevo,

Disculpad que me he atrasado en la notificación de que finalmente, como
creo que ya sabéis algunas personas, nos concedieron la realización del
taller sobre OSM y accesibilidad en las jornadas de Girona!

Ahí podéis ver la lista de talleres de estas jornadas:
http://www.sigte.udg.edu/jornadassiglibre/programa-talleres-2019/

Aprovecharemos las jornadas, no solo para llevar a cabo el taller si no
también para trabajar en coordinar un grupo de la comunidad de Geoinquietos
y de OSM para trabajar conjuntamente en estos temas por lo que sois más que
bienvenidos a participar/permanecer en contacto.

Para cualquier consulta, sugerencia, participación no dudéis en poneros en
contacto conmigo.

Saludos

--
*Miguel Sevilla-Callejo*
Doctor en Geografía


On Fri, 11 Jan 2019 at 22:35, Miguel Sevilla-Callejo 
wrote:

> La propuesta la acabamos de enviar a las Jornadas y a quedado de la
> siguiente manera (corto y pego de la salida del formulario de envío):
>
> Formulario de talleres
>
> El formulario se ha enviado correctamente
>
> *Nombre:*
> Miguel
>
> *Apellidos:*
> Sevilla-Callejo
>
> *Empresa:*
> Comunidad española de editores de OpenStreetMap y Grupo Mapeado
> Colaborativo / Geoinquietos Zaragoza
>
> *Correo electrónico:*
> mig...@mapcolabora.org
>
> *Resumen:*
> Nuestra propuesta de taller tiene como objetivo realizar una introducción
> a la edición y el trabajo de datos en OpenStreetMap adaptándolo a la
> inclusión de elementos de accesibilidad aprovechando la línea de los
> trabajos que diversas personas de la comunidad española de OSM vienen
> realizando. El objetivo de esta propuesta es hacer que OpenStreetMap sea
> una herramienta útil para un colectivo ignorado por la mayoría de mapas:
> las personas con diversidad funcional, mediante la introducción de
> información relativa a la accesibilidad de peatones a nivel urbano. Para
> ello planteamos una sesión teórico práctica estructurada en los siguientes
> apartados: a) OpenStreetMap y la toma de datos sobre el terreno
> organización y estructura de los datos en OpenStreetMap, herramientas y
> funcionamiento para el trabajo de campo: FieldPapers, Mapillary,
> StreetComplete, Vespucci y OSMAnd. b) “Mapping party” de toma de datos de
> accesibilidad de la zona contigua a los talleres c) Introducción de los
> datos de campo a OSM a través del editor avanzado JOSM d) Consultas básicas
> a OSM (Overpass API) y visualización sencilla de los datos de accesibilidad
> del espacio de estudio. e) Monta tu propio grupo de mapeado La organización
> horaria podría variarse para adaptarse mejor a las jornadas y poder hacer
> participar a los asistentes en la parte de toma de datos sobre el terreno.
> Por ejemplo, se podría realizar la toma de datos el día anterior tras las
> comunicaciones, abierta a todo el público asistente. En este caso, el
> taller podríamos reorientarlo profundizando en el aspecto teórico, tratando
> con más detalle la preparación de la toma de datos, su procesado y la
> visualización.
>
> *Modalidad:*
> Taller
>
> *Nivel del taller:*
> Medio
>
> --
> *Miguel Sevilla-Callejo*
> Doctor en Geografía
>
>
> On Wed, 9 Jan 2019 at 22:01, Miguel Sevilla-Callejo 
> wrote:
>
>> Hola,
>>
>> Para agilizar el tema y ala vista de que hay que decir algo en poco menos
>> de dos días estamos moviendo el tema varias personas en un grupo de
>> Telegram y escribiendo fuera de esta lista. Si alguna persona quiere estar
>> informada y/o quiere participar que lo diga y la incluimos.
>>
>> Por el momento estamos Lanxana, José Luis Infante, algunas personas de
>> Zaragoza y otras de Barcelona.
>>
>> Aún no hemos decidido nada en concreto, cuando haya algo claro lo
>> comentaremos.
>>
>> Un saludo
>>
>> --
>> *Miguel Sevilla-Callejo*
>> Doctor en Geografía
>>
>>
>> On Fri, 4 Jan 2019 at 19:46, Miguel Sevilla-Callejo 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Hola,
>>>
>>> Reboto este correo que he enviado a la lista Talk-es de OSM por si
>>> hubiera alguien interesado en el tema, especialmente, en lo referente a
>>> estudios de accesibilidad y OpenStreetMap, y que quiera sumarse a un
>>> potencial taller + mapping party y/o una comunicación en las jornadas.
>>>
>>> Un saludo y FELIZ AÑO!
>>>
>>> --
>>> *Miguel Sevilla-Callejo*
>>> Doctor en Geografía
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> -- Forwarded message -
>>> From: Miguel Sevilla-Callejo 
>>> Date: Fri, 4 Jan 2019 at 19:40
>>> Subject: Re: [Talk-es] Participación en Jornadas SIG Libre 2019
>>> To: Discusión en Español de OpenStreetMap 
>>>
>>>
>>> Hola a todos
>>>
>>> Mi intención era ir a las jornada de SIG Libre de este año y claro está,
>>> me encantaría poder llevar algo de OpenStreetMap, ya fuera de la comunidad
>>> en general, como lo que propone Lanxana del catastro o algo propio de lo
>>> que estamos haciendo en el grupo de Mapeado Colaborativo en Zaragoza, o
>>> algo en conjunto y mixto.
>>>
>>> Personalmente me había planteado la posibilidad de llevar, al menos una
>>> comunicación sobre el tema de la accesibilidad

Re: [Talk-it] Tag place

sent from a phone

> On 14. Feb 2019, at 16:44, Andrea Musuruane  wrote:
> 
> Credo sia una cavolata enorme.

accipicchia, ancora “l’utente remoto”. Penso in generale chi fa modifiche a 
“grande” scala dovrebbe metterle a disposizione prima.

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Re: [Talk-it] Tag place

2019-02-14 Per discussione Andrea Albani

Il giorno gio 14 feb 2019 alle ore 16:45 Andrea Musuruane <
musur...@gmail.com> ha scritto:

> Ciao,
> complice l'assenza di WHODIDIT, mi sono accorto solo ora del seeguente
> changeset, dove i place vengono classificati esclusivamente in base al
> numero di abitanti.
>
> https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/66616609
>
> Credo sia una cavolata enorme.
> ..
> Per questo motivo, sarei favorevole a revertare il changeset sopra
> riportato.
>
>
Ritengo che change di questo tipo non possano essere azioni unilaterali, ma
vadano discussi in lista nel rispetto dei principi alla base di OSM.
Non vedo validi motivi per questi change perchè non ne capisco i razionali
e mi trovo in accordo con la proposta di revert.

In ogni caso mi aspetterei un feedback da parte dell'autore.

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Re: [Talk-se] Upphovsrätt på data och polygoner

2019-02-14 Per discussione Karl Wettin

Hej Axel och Josefina!
Jag är inte helt säker på vad kustvattenförekomster innebär och därmed
heller inte vad det skulle representera för sorts polygoner i OSM. Är
det kustlinjerna där havet möter land? Något helt annat?

Det finns dokumenterade processer för import av data på <
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Import>. Kortfattat står det där
att man skall hålla sig borta från automatiserad import om det finns
någon som helst risk att det trasslar sönder OSM då det kan bli ett
jättejobb att rätta till saker i efterhand. Att manuellt sitta med
datamängder i en OSM-redigerare där man kontrollerar och lägger till
information räknas mer som helt vanligt arbete. Jag utgår från att du
tänker på automatiserad import.
Vid import handlar det om att engagera gemenskapen så mycket som
möjligt, visa att det kommer fungera och att datamängderna är relevanta
för OSM. Du har alltså gjort helt rätt. När man väl har en snurra och
löst alla licensknutar lägger man fram sitt förslag på den
internationella import-epostlistan för att få kritik, rättar sig efter
rimlig kritik man får och kör det ett par iterationer tills någorlunda
konsensus uppnåtts.

Jag är ingen jurist, men så här lyder min tolkning av licensfrågorna:

Är ni beroende av ett vertyg som SMHI utvecklat för att söka fram data
som ursprungligen är CC0 och SMHI levererar exakt samma data som från
CC0-källan men säger att det nu är CC-BY, då är det CC-BY. Att försöka
komma runt genom att plocka en identitet från denna CC-BY-data och
hämta exakt samma data från en CC0-källa innebär att all den CC0-data
man hämtat är ett derivat från CC-BY-identiteten, så då blir all CC0-
data ändå besudlad med CC-BY.  Det gäller även om man försöker sig på
det baklänges, dvs utgår från fullständiga CC0-data från CC0-källa och
ställer frågor om dessa mot SMHIs verktyg. 

Angående extra medgivande för CC-BY till ODbL <
https://blog.openstreetmap.org/2017/03/17/use-of-cc-by-data/> <
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3PN5zfbzThqeTdWR1l3SzJVcTg/view> så
har jag alltid tolkat det  som att när man skriver på en sådan waiver
så släpper man sin data som ODbL. Det är inte att man importerar CC-BY-
data till OSM, utan man förklarar för dataägaren att licenserna är
snarlika så snälla snälla gå med på ODbL också.

Jag försökte genomföra en snarlik importprocess i 2015 med
fornlämningar från Riksantikvarieämbetet. Deras data var CC0, men APIet
för att hämta ut data var CC-BY. Jag frågade om det var meningen, några
på myndigheten suckade och försökte göra något åt saken och 2017
ändrades även APIet till CC0. Alla var egentligen väldigt positiva hela
tiden, det var bara trögflytande byråkrati där saker var tvugna att
tags upp på specifika sätt och vis. Tyvärr slutade det för min egen
skull med att jag hann tappa intresset och genomförde aldrig importen. 
Jag hade inte behövt vara en sådan paragrafryttare, jag hade bara
kunnat köra på med importen. Någon framtida smäll visste jag att det
aldrig skulle komma, men nu hade de vid något tillfälle beslutat sig
för CC-BY så jag berättade om det för dem och lät sedan bli lite på
trots. Vilket egentligen är ganska löjligt, men det är den enda
möjligheten jag känner jag har för att skapa lite intern buzz om saken
hos dem i hopp om att det i framtiden kanske blir bättre
ursprungsbeslut i andra system eller myndigheter.

Det tycker jag ni också kan fundera på. Originaldatan är trots allt
CC0, ni har ju SMHI med er och de vill göra något bra, så kanske ni
bara skall köra på om det stannar upp pga byråkrati i licensträsket. 

Kalle
On Thu, 2019-02-14 at 08:38 +0100, Axel Pettersson wrote:
> Hej,(Med Wikimedia Sverige-hatten på, och CC Josefina på SMHI, som
> nog inte är med på listan.)
> 
> SMHI genomför nu ett projekt[1] tillsammans med Wikimedia Sverige som
> går ut på att få upp kustvattenförekomster på Wikidata och in i
> Wikipedia. I det har vi hittat en smidig mall[2] som med hjälp av
> lite svart magi kan ta polygoner från OSM och visa områden på
> Wikipedia med kopplingen via Wikidata, se till exempel Stockholm
> County[3].
> 
> Hos SMHI finns polygoner[4], som enligt deras villkor för
> användning[5] är CC BY 4.0 (vilket enligt OSM är möjligt att
> importera men kräver extra medgivande[6]). Polygonerna baserar sig på
> data från Vattenmyndighetens beslut, och exporteras via VISS[7].
> Vattenmyndigheterna säger CC0 på data[8] och VISS säger CC0 på
> data[9].
> 
> Så, efter att ha dumpat en massa länkar här, undrar jag om det sett
> till licenserna går att importera (eller redan har importerats)
> polygondata för kustvattenförekomster, samt om skapande av polygoner
> från rådata är verkshöjande nog för att kalla det bild och införa en
> mer restriktiv licens. 
> 
> Om det går att importera polygonerna, eller utifrån data skapa nya
> polygoner, undrar jag också om det finns någon process för att
> importera, eller om någon är intresserad av att genomföra en import
> av kustvatten till OSM.  
> 
> [1]

[Talk-it] Tag place

2019-02-14 Per discussione Andrea Musuruane

Ciao,
complice l'assenza di WHODIDIT, mi sono accorto solo ora del seeguente
changeset, dove i place vengono classificati esclusivamente in base al
numero di abitanti.

https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/66616609

Credo sia una cavolata enorme.

Poco tempo fa sulla mailing list internazionale, ripreso anche da
osmweekly, era stato discusso come etichettare i tag place in modo corretto
non basandosi sulla popolazione.

https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/tagging/2019-January/041735.html

Per i non anglofili, riassumo di seguito quando riportato.

place=locality
Un luogo senza abitanti o con abitanti solo stagionali (es: malghe, alpeggi)

place=farm
Una cascina, fattoria o tenuta.

place=isolated_dwellings
Un piccolo insediamento con al più 2 case.

place=hamlet
Un centro abitato con poche famiglie ma senza servizi (tranne al più un
piccolo negozio o una chiesa).

place=village
Un paese con alcuni servizi (ufficio postale, farmacia, municipio, ...) ma
solo per la comunità locale; le persone non vengono da fuori a fare la
spesa, ad eccezione che dalle cascine o dalle frazioni più vicine.
Probabilmente c'è una scuola elementare, certamente c'è una chiesa.

place=town
Una cittadina è una destinazione locale significativa. Le persone vengono
dai centri vicini per comprare vestiti, attrezzi, alimenti particolari e
altre necessità. Ci possono essere alcuni eventi culturali e di
intrattenimento e, di solito, un certo livello di servizi governativi. Sono
presenti scuole superiori.

place=city
Una città ha tutto quanto offre una cittadina e in più ha importanti
servizi sanitari ed scolastici, e spesso è un centro amministrativo per le
imprese, organizzazioni (ONG, religiose) e governo locale. Le persone vanno
in città da tutta la regione circostante, anche dalle cittadine, per
affari, intrattenimento, eventi culturali, ecc. Generalmente una città
dovrebbe avere quasi tutti i servizi che una persona della classe media
userebbe.

Per questo motivo, sarei favorevole a revertare il changeset sopra
riportato.

Ciao,

Andrea
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[Talk-us] Fixing road network in New York — MapRoulette challenge #2

2019-02-14 Per discussione Ilya Zverev

Hi everyone,

First, thank you for completing the last road graph challenge! The number of 
daily matching errors is twice as low, with almost no important breaks. I 
re-run the next million traces against the validator, and the total number of 
errors for these is 4.6k — compared to 12k before the challenge was published.

I have made the second challenge — with the same parameters there were only 50 
tasks (instead of 260 last time), so I lowered the filtering threshold to get 
93. It’s likely some of them are false-positives. But thanks to Jason’s idea, 
now you can verify each error with OSRM and Mapillary, links to which are 
included in instructions. Please help completing it:

https://maproulette.org/mr3/challenge/3625 


We’re close to fixing most, if not all, oneway-related errors in NYC. Next week 
we (Juno) are launching in New Jersey, so hopefully in a month I’ll be back 
with a challenge for that state. Or even earlier, if the number of errors is 
higher that we expect.

Andy, you are not quite correct about the source of these road errors. Almost 
all have been indeed sitting there for years, unnoticed. When there is a 
changeset introducing errors, we notice and fix it the next morning, since the 
same validator used for making this challenge is run every night here.

If you are curious, this is a page we got from the validator today:

http://osmz.ru/gv-result-190213.html 

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Re: [Talk-se] Upphovsrätt på data och polygoner

2019-02-14 Per discussione Henrik Lundqvist

Hej alla
Postar sällan här men jag tror att geometrierna är SMHIs och CCby och
vattenmyndigheterna tillför data till geometrierna ang statusklassning etc.
som är CC0, vilket visas upp i VISS.
Så därmed är det inte passande för OSM.

Mvh Henrik Lundqvist


Den tor 14 feb. 2019 08:39 skrev Axel Pettersson <
axel.petters...@wikimedia.se>:

> Hej,
> (Med Wikimedia Sverige-hatten på, och CC Josefina på SMHI, som nog inte är
> med på listan.)
>
> SMHI genomför nu ett projekt[1] tillsammans med Wikimedia Sverige som går
> ut på att få upp kustvattenförekomster på Wikidata och in i Wikipedia. I
> det har vi hittat en smidig mall[2] som med hjälp av lite svart magi kan ta
> polygoner från OSM och visa områden på Wikipedia med kopplingen via
> Wikidata, se till exempel Stockholm County[3].
>
> Hos SMHI finns polygoner[4], som enligt deras villkor för användning[5] är
> CC BY 4.0 (vilket enligt OSM är möjligt att importera men kräver extra
> medgivande[6]). Polygonerna baserar sig på data från Vattenmyndighetens
> beslut, och exporteras via VISS[7]. Vattenmyndigheterna säger CC0 på
> data[8] och VISS säger CC0 på data[9].
>
> Så, efter att ha dumpat en massa länkar här, undrar jag om det sett till
> licenserna går att importera (eller redan har importerats) polygondata för
> kustvattenförekomster, samt om skapande av polygoner från rådata är
> verkshöjande nog för att kalla det bild och införa en mer restriktiv
> licens.
>
> Om det går att importera polygonerna, eller utifrån data skapa nya
> polygoner, undrar jag också om det finns någon process för att importera,
> eller om någon är intresserad av att genomföra en import av kustvatten till
> OSM.
>
> [1] https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Projekt_Kustvatten
> [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Maplink (På EnWP, men kan
> importeras till SvWP)
> [3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stockholm_County
> [4]
> https://www.smhi.se/klimatdata/hydrologi/sjoar-och-vattendrag/ladda-ner-data-fran-svenskt-vattenarkiv-1.20127
> [5]
> https://www.smhi.se/klimatdata/oppna-data/villkor-for-anvandning-1.30622
> [6] https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Import/ODbL_Compatibility
> [7] https://viss.lansstyrelsen.se/Exports.aspx
> [8]
> http://www.vattenmyndigheterna.se/Sv/Pages/psidata.aspx?keyword=%C3%B6ppna%20data
> [9] https://viss.lansstyrelsen.se/About.aspx?aboutPageID=5
>
> Bästa hälsningar,
> /axel
>
> 
> Axel Pettersson
> Projektledare GLAM/Outreach
> Wikimedia Sverige
>
> +46 (0)733 96 55 65
> axel.petters...@wikimedia.se
>
> Twitter: @Haxpett 
>
> Stöd fri kunskap, bli medlem i Wikimedia Sverige.
> Läs mer på *wikimedia.se/sv/blimedlem *
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[Talk-br] Parceria com PRODABEL / Prefeitura de Belo Horizonte

2019-02-14 Per discussione Thierry Jean

Caros,

Vejam a excelente resposta que recebemos da prefeitura de BH. Vou organizar um
call para depois do dia 25, via Zoom. Quem quiser participar, pode falar.
===//==
Bom dia,

Prezado Thierry, respondo este e-mail, direcionado à Presidência da
PRODABEL, já alinhado com o Presidente Leandro Garcia.

Primeiramente gostaríamos de agradecer a oportunidade de nossa participação
no enriquecimento da plataforma OpenStreetMap e segundo dizer que será um
enorme prazer para a PRODABEL fazer parte deste trabalho junto a esta Fundação.

Modéstia parte, realmente a estrutura de dados da Prefeitura de Belo
Horizonte atualmente disponível é extensa e muito rica de detalhes em suas
diversas camadas geográficas, desta forma combinar estes dados com o poder da
plataforma OpenStreetMap trará inúmeros ganhos para a comunidade.

Bem, como é possível perceber acima, ficamos muito satisfeitos em poder
colaborar, desta forma nos coloco a disposição para fazermos uma call a fim de
nortear o trabalho de nossas equipes no melhor modelo de trabalho para esta
frente, instituindo assim o fluxo das informações e como estas estarão
disponíveis. Além disso, no mundo público temos algumas etapas a vencer no
âmbito jurídico e formal que precisam ser observadas, nesta mesma pauta para
estabelecermos o melhor modelo, que respalde a Gestão Municipal, caso este for
necessário.

Peço apenas que realizemos esta call a partir da semana de 25/02/2019, OK!!??

Desde já agradecemos e estamos a disposição para conversarmos.

Atenciosamente,

Em qua, 6 de fev de 2019 às 18:04, Thierry Jean
mailto:thie...@openstreetmap.com.br>> escreveu:
Prezado Senhor,

Soubemos, em diferentes eventos, da qualidade dos dados geográficos produzidos
pela Prefeitura de Belo Horizonte e gostaríamos de contar com o envolvimento da
Prefeitura para a melhoria da base do OpenStreetMap.

OSM é o projeto que começou com um estudante em física em Londres em 2004 e que
atraiu a colaboração e apoio de grandes corporações como os Governos do mundo
inteiro, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon etc...

A audiência do OpenStreetMap está crescendo e é um dos raros contra-pesos à
hegemonia do Google na área. É uma grande oportunidade para as empresas e os
governos brasileiros.

Gostaríamos de termos a confirmação que podemos carregar os dados
disponibilizados pela Prefeitura no site e, melhor ainda, gostaríamos de contar
com o fato que a própria prefeitura possa envolver-se diretamente na melhoria
do OpenStreetMap.

Estamos a disposição para reuniões de explicação.

Aqui está uma apresentação PDF:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/geuoobbd19j0jca/OpenStreetMap_Apresentacao_20180502.pdf?dl=0

Vídeo de 1:40 mn mostrando como se edita o mapa:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zv9erJ4IhhAfeature=youtu.be

Artigo de 2014 que explica bem o potencial e a importância do OSM para a
sociedade:
http://gizmodo.uol.com.br/analise-openstreetmap/

Video com reportagem da TV Vanguarda (Globo) sobre o mapeamento de Monteiro
Lobato - SP feito com alunos da rede municipal.
http://g1.globo.com/sp/vale-do-paraiba-regiao/jornal-vanguarda/videos/v/estudantes-fazem-mapa-de-mon...

Cordialmente,

PS estou copiando alguns membros da comunidade envolvidos neste esforço em BH.

Thierry Jean
Colaborador e Membro Fundador do OpenStreetMap Brasil
Cel.: +55 11 9 9607 1319
www.openstreetmap.com.br

Re: [OpenStreetMap Serbia] 2019 HOT Microgrants

2019-02-14 Per discussione Predrag Supurovic

Could this be used to push further our mission to make OSM map available 
in Serbian language.


We did great job on updatin OSM map covering Serbia in Serbian language 
(both czrillic and latin).


But we stalled on issue that actual data is hard to see as it has to be 
custom rendered for Serbian language.


We need to provide rendered map online so that anyone interested may use 
it. Bu use we do not mean just to preview map data but also to use map 
images as background in other projects.


One side of the problem is cost to set such server and other is how to 
provide it to keep going on for years.


On 06.02.2019. 10:58, Jessica Bergmann wrote:
HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants 
program! This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between 
$2,000-$5,000 for 8-10 communities throughout the world to reduce 
barriers and scale their mapping activities and impact. Applications for 
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Re: [OSM-talk-fr] Imprimer un plan à partir d'OSM ?

2019-02-14 Per discussione osm . sanspourriel

QGIS sera plus particulièrement intéressant si tu veux afficher 
plusieurs plans (centre-ville, vue globale, quartiers...) : la fonction 
magique c'est Atlas.


Lien vers un tuto clair : 
http://www.sigterritoires.fr/index.php/faire-un-atlas-avec-qgis/


Jean-Yvon

Le 14/02/2019 à 13:58, Sylvain M via Talk-fr - talk-fr@openstreetmap.org 
a écrit :

Sinon, il y a aussi la possibilité de passer par le logiciel QGis, qui peut
très bien charger les données brutes OSM, et ensuite tu fais ta mise en page
et tes styles comme tu le souhaites, avec exports possible en image ou
vectoriel (SVG).

De plus en plus de styles pour les données OSM sont partagés en ligne.
Voici un exemple :
https://github.com/charlesmillet/qgis_osm_styles
https://github.com/anitagraser/QGIS-resources/tree/master/qgis2/osm_spatialite
(mais en cherchant, puis en adaptant, les possibilités sont infinies)

A+

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Re: [OSM-talk-fr] Imprimer un plan à partir d'OSM ?

2019-02-14 Per discussione Sylvain M via Talk-fr

Sinon, il y a aussi la possibilité de passer par le logiciel QGis, qui peut
très bien charger les données brutes OSM, et ensuite tu fais ta mise en page
et tes styles comme tu le souhaites, avec exports possible en image ou
vectoriel (SVG).

De plus en plus de styles pour les données OSM sont partagés en ligne.
Voici un exemple :
https://github.com/charlesmillet/qgis_osm_styles
https://github.com/anitagraser/QGIS-resources/tree/master/qgis2/osm_spatialite
(mais en cherchant, puis en adaptant, les possibilités sont infinies)

A+

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[Talk-es] Mapathon humanitario nacional MSF 24 o 25 abril

2019-02-14 Per discussione Miguel Sevilla-Callejo


Hola,

Os escribo para comentaros que estoy moviendo junto con Médicos Sin 
Fronteras (MSF) la idea de realizar un maratón de mapeado con 
OpenStreetMap (OSM) para ayudar en los proyectos de esta ONG.


La idea es coordinarnos en diferentes ciudades para que el 24 o el 25, 
aún no tenemos fecha fija, nos reunamos para sacar adelante una o varias 
tareas de mapeado de aquellos lugares en los que trabajan MSF.


Para ello estamos buscando voluntarios que ya hayan participado 
anteriormente en otros mapatones o quieran iniciarse en ellos (no 
require más que una mínima experiencia en OSM) en cada ciudad.


La idea es que estas personas se hagan cargo de mover la actividad en su 
ciudad. Básicamente que tengan la capacidad de congregación y el acceso 
a la reserva de un lugar en el que los participantes  tengan conexión a 
internet y puedan editar sobre OSM. A priori lo podría hacer uno desde 
su casa, por l oque tampoco es necesario que sea algo masivo pero... 
cuentos más mejor!!


Por favor, aquellas personas que estén interesadas que me lo hagan saber.

En la pasada Geocamp ya me transmitieron su interés algunas personas, y 
como ya se han realizado estas iniciativas en Madrid, Valencia, 
Pamplona, Barcelona o Sevilla, espero tener, al menos gente de estos 
lugares interesados para moverlo.


Espero vuestras respuestas

Un saludo

Miguel

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Re: [Talk-GB] We're missing changes to M1 Junction 36 which have apparently been in place for a year.

2019-02-14 Per discussione Paul Berry

I intend to take a spin around the linked roundabouts this evening and try
to capture a trace or two...

Regards,
*Paul*

On Wed, 13 Feb 2019 at 21:00, Warin <61sundow...@gmail.com> wrote:

> On 14/02/19 03:42, Ed Loach wrote:
> > Paul wrote:
> >
> >> Jerry,
> >>
> >> No worries. I think I'll still pop down for a survey anyway because I
> now want to
> >> try the GPS + car trick and see how it turns out. We'll compare
> changesets later :)
> > Much of Clacton was originally mapped using that method, when there was
> no imagery covering the area.
> > https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/EdLoach/traces/page/79
> > When imagery and OS opendata became available it was usually pretty
> close. I was using (and still use) a Locosys GT-31.
> >
> > I have seen areas where the uploaded traces and the OSM roads seem to
> follow the pavement in the imagery and suspect it was mapped by a walker
> who hadn't adjusted for not walking down the middle of the road (I'm not
> talking a constant offset here as it depended which side of the roads they
> were walking).
>
> Same applies for car traces. Best to average multiple trips in both
> directions.
>
> >
> > Accuracy will depend on the receiver and signal reception.
>
> Yep. Multiple trips can help with everything but reception problems caused
> by local obstructions (buildings, cliffs etc.
>
>
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Re: [talk-cz] [Talk-cz] opět Prušánky

2019-02-14 Per discussione Tom Ka

Dobrý den,

v mailu jste psal, že za týden zřejmě má být další hodina, zároveň
jsme vám zkusili dát různá doporučení, jak postupovat ve výuce aby
byli všichni spokojenější. Podařilo se něco aplikovat? Co ten seznam
OSM loginů žáků?

Dekuji tom.k

pá 1. 2. 2019 v 8:36 odesílatel Pavel Janeček  napsal:
> náhodně jsem narazil na vaši diskuzi ke změnám pocházející z naší školy, 
> takže se hlásím k odpovědnosti a budu aspoň na něco reagovat.
> Předně se omlouvám za komplikace a práci, kterou vám to způsobuje! (I když 
> letos mám pocit, že by zas tak moc škody vzniknout nemuselo, třída je celkem 
> rozumná.)
> Zadání jste odhadli skvěle - můj předpoklad: vzdálenější lokace nebude tolik 
> svádět k páchání škody tam, kde to všichni známe a společně se tomu zasmějeme.
> Účelem samozřejmě není pobavit se a přidat 20 lidem práci na hodinu, ale 
> vyzkoušet si reálnou práci v reálném světě.
>
> K editacím: nemohu pochopitelně sedět 18 lidem za zadkem a vše po nich 
> opravovat, na to čas nemám, i když se během hodiny nezastavím. Úplně ale 
> nerozumím tomu, proč apriori banovat to, co je z Prušánek. (Za sebe: klidně 
> veškeré prušánecké úterní editace smažte a řešení je velice snadné: za týden 
> dodám seznam 18 účtů, které si můžete přidat na spamlist a je vyřešeno.) Na 
> druhou stranu - budou-li smazány i rozumné editace, je to škoda a pro žáky do 
> budoucna demotivace na něčem znovu participovat.
>
> Také úplně nechápu proces verifikace. Měl jsem za to, že se lze do projektu 
> zapojit svobodně a "někdo" mou práci pustí příp. odmítne. Je-li ale 200 
> editací ročně (práce 20 puberťáků) pro tým zahlcením, pak je něco vymyšleno 
> špatně, ne? Mám za to, že v takto velkém projektu by i příp. šíření 
> dezinformací mohlo být nějak elegantně ošetřeno!? Další věcí, kterou bych si 
> rád objasnil je kdo validaci změn provádí? Jde o komunitu dobrovolníků nebo 
> skupinu lidí, kterým je zároveň zaměstnáním?
>
> Za odkaz na HOTOSM i hezký popis Majce děkuji - tyhle "ohrádky" budou pro 
> děcka opravdu asi nejbezpečnější, i když úplně nevím jak si poradí s 
> angličtinou. (Někdy bývá zázrak děcka k něčemu přimět, i když má člověk sám 
> pocit, že to smysl má a mohlo by je bavit nebo dokonce nadchnout. Dopadá to 
> pak spíše tak, že pracují - jako ve všem - pod hrozbou známek resp. postihů 
> za nedodané předem přesně definované výstupy. Kreativita mizí.)
>
> PJ
>
> ad Jan Cibulka:
> Potvrzuji tel. hovor v loňském roce, ale určitě jsem nesliboval nápravu ve 
> smyslu procházení historie změn 20 uživatelských účtů, ale spíš pohledovou 
> kontrolu a opravu věcí, které byly na první pohled vadné. To jsem udělal. 
> Jelikož se tématu věnujeme většinou tak 2-3 vyuč. hodiny na sandbox už 
> nedošlo. Letos jsem ho - přiznám se - nehledal. Tak to jen k poznámce 
> "nestalo se nic".
>
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Re: [Talk-es] Importación de límites administrativos de Fornes

2019-02-14 Per discussione Jesús Lopez

Según el Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) [1] además del de Fornes se 
han creado otros seis municipios nuevos en España entre el 1 de enero de 2018 y 
el 1 de enero de 2019. Convendría repasar el estado en que están, si ya están 
creados o si se está prevista su importación.

Saludos,
Jesús

[1] http://www.ine.es/daco/daco42/codmun/codmunmod.htm 


> El 14 feb 2019, a las 11:05, Jorge Sanz Sanfructuoso  
> escribió:
> 
> Hola.
> 
> Esto me ha recordado que faltaba de cambiar otro pueblo en Salamanca qué 
> cambio sus fronteras. Mozodiel de Sanchiñigo que cambio de ayuntamiento 
> [1][2]. Cuando completes este me miro como ha quedado el tramite de esta 
> importación y como va y lo realizo para este otro límite. Y así veo todo el 
> proceso de las importaciones como funciona. Habra que dar uso a esa 
> "plantilla".
> 
> Un saludo.
> 
> [1] http://bocyl.jcyl.es/html/2017/01/30/html/BOCYL-D-30012017-4.do 
> 
> [2] https://www.boe.es/diario_boe/txt.php?id=BOE-A-2017-1331 
> 
> 
> 
> El mié., 13 feb. 2019 a las 19:16, Rafael Avila Coya ( >) escribió:
> Hola a todos/as:
> 
> Carlos Antonio Rivera [1] comentó en grupo de Telegram que deseaba 
> añadir los límites municipales de Fornes [2], en la provincia de Granada.
> 
> Este municipio se creó con fecha 2 de Octubre de 2019 como segregación 
> del de Arenas del Rey, del que ya era entidad menor local.
> 
> Para ello he creado una wiki [3], que debemos aún modificar (es sólo un 
> esbozo). Esta wiki, además, puede ser usada como "plantilla" para otras 
> importaciones similares en el futuro.
> 
> Por lo pronto, una cosa a modificar es que la vía de límite 
> administrativo a importar (límite entre resto de Arenas del Rey y 
> Fornes) se puede (y se debe) mejorar con las descripciones del BOE.
> 
> Es una importación muy sencillita. Cuando la tengamos lista la 
> comentamos en la lista de imports, y listo para importar.
> 
> Saludos,
> 
> Rafael.
> 
> [1] https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/kapazao 
> 
> [2] https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/1110117318 
> 
> [3] 
> https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/ES:Importaci%C3%B3n_L%C3%ADmites_Ayuntamiento_de_Fornes_(Granada)#Changeset_Tags
>  
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Re: [OpenStreetMap Serbia] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 12:58 PM Jessica Bergmann <
jessica.bergm...@hotosm.org> wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
> --
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Re: [Talk-Kosovo] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
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help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
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If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:10 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
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> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


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Re: [Talk-ko] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
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help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
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If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
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Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:10 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


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Re: [talk-latam] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

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Microgrant is just
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help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
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for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
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Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:10 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


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Hello,

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Microgrant is just
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help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:05 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
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Re: [Talk-es] Importación de límites administrativos de Fornes

2019-02-14 Per discussione Rafael Avila Coya

Hola:

Por el hecho de tomar datos de terceros, esto es una importación, por
pequeña que sea (hay ejemplos de importaciones pequeñas). Pero quizás se
puede comentar esto en la lista de imports...

La gente de la lista de imports no va a decir nada, y si dicen algo es
para ayudar. Cuantos más ojos...

Si se traen del IGN también es importación.

Saludos,

Rafael.

O 14/02/19 ás 11:24, Santiago Crespo escribiu:

Hola,

En mi opinión, para una "importación" de este tamaño no es necesario
escribir a la lista de imports. Pongo importación entre comillas porque
entiendo que principalmente será un trabajo manual, interpretando las
descripciones del BOE.

Creo que con contar con la aprobación de esta lista será suficiente.

¿Habéis mirado si el IGN ya tiene estos datos? Quizá sea más sencillo
usar los datos del IGN, si están bien.

Saludos,
Santiago Crespo

On 2/13/19 7:14 PM, Rafael Avila Coya wrote:

Hola a todos/as:

Carlos Antonio Rivera [1] comentó en grupo de Telegram que deseaba
añadir los límites municipales de Fornes [2], en la provincia de Granada.

Este municipio se creó con fecha 2 de Octubre de 2019 como segregación
del de Arenas del Rey, del que ya era entidad menor local.

Para ello he creado una wiki [3], que debemos aún modificar (es sólo un
esbozo). Esta wiki, además, puede ser usada como "plantilla" para otras
importaciones similares en el futuro.

Por lo pronto, una cosa a modificar es que la vía de límite
administrativo a importar (límite entre resto de Arenas del Rey y
Fornes) se puede (y se debe) mejorar con las descripciones del BOE.

Es una importación muy sencillita. Cuando la tengamos lista la
comentamos en la lista de imports, y listo para importar.

Saludos,

Rafael.

[1] https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/kapazao
[2] https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/1110117318
[3]
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/ES:Importaci%C3%B3n_L%C3%ADmites_Ayuntamiento_de_Fornes_(Granada)#Changeset_Tags

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On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:08 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
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> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


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Re: [Talk-ht] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
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Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:08 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


-- 
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Re: [Talk-et] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 12:52 PM Jessica Bergmann <
jessica.bergm...@hotosm.org> wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply in order to continue diversifying the global
> mapping community. Before submitting your application, ensure that you
> coordinate with other mapping communities in your country/region, finding
> opportunities for collaboration where possible and minimizing the number of
> applications that propose the same mapping project. For more information
> about the HOT Microgrants program and to see the application review
> criteria, please check the HOT blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


-- 
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Re: [Talk-in] 2019 HOT Microgrants

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A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:08 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


-- 
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Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:04 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


-- 
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Re: [Talk-es] 2019 HOT Microgrants

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A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 12:53 PM Jessica Bergmann <
jessica.bergm...@hotosm.org> wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply in order to continue diversifying the global
> mapping community. Before submitting your application, ensure that you
> coordinate with other mapping communities in your country/region, finding
> opportunities for collaboration where possible and minimizing the number of
> applications that propose the same mapping project. For more information
> about the HOT Microgrants program and to see the application review
> criteria, please check the HOT blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


-- 
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Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:05 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


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Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:04 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


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A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 12:55 PM Jessica Bergmann <
jessica.bergm...@hotosm.org> wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply in order to continue diversifying the global
> mapping community. Before submitting your application, ensure that you
> coordinate with other mapping communities in your country/region, finding
> opportunities for collaboration where possible and minimizing the number of
> applications that propose the same mapping project. For more information
> about the HOT Microgrants program and to see the application review
> criteria, please check the HOT blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


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A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
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for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 12:52 PM Jessica Bergmann <
jessica.bergm...@hotosm.org> wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply in order to continue diversifying the global
> mapping community. Before submitting your application, ensure that you
> coordinate with other mapping communities in your country/region, finding
> opportunities for collaboration where possible and minimizing the number of
> applications that propose the same mapping project. For more information
> about the HOT Microgrants program and to see the application review
> criteria, please check the HOT blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


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A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 12:54 PM Jessica Bergmann <
jessica.bergm...@hotosm.org> wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply in order to continue diversifying the global
> mapping community. Before submitting your application, ensure that you
> coordinate with other mapping communities in your country/region, finding
> opportunities for collaboration where possible and minimizing the number of
> applications that propose the same mapping project. For more information
> about the HOT Microgrants program and to see the application review
> criteria, please check the HOT blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


-- 
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Re: [Talk-lb] 2019 Hot Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:10 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


-- 
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Re: [OSM-talk-nl] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:15 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


-- 
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Re: [Talk-bf] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:01 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


-- 
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Re: [Talk-ro] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 12:56 PM Jessica Bergmann <
jessica.bergm...@hotosm.org> wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply in order to continue diversifying the global
> mapping community. Before submitting your application, ensure that you
> coordinate with other mapping communities in your country/region, finding
> opportunities for collaboration where possible and minimizing the number of
> applications that propose the same mapping project. For more information
> about the HOT Microgrants program and to see the application review
> criteria, please check the HOT blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


-- 
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Re: [Talk-at] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:00 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


-- 
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Re: [Talk-pt] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 12:55 PM Jessica Bergmann <
jessica.bergm...@hotosm.org> wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply in order to continue diversifying the global
> mapping community. Before submitting your application, ensure that you
> coordinate with other mapping communities in your country/region, finding
> opportunities for collaboration where possible and minimizing the number of
> applications that propose the same mapping project. For more information
> about the HOT Microgrants program and to see the application review
> criteria, please check the HOT blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


-- 
*Jessica Bergmann*
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Re: [Talk-ar] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:00 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


-- 
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Re: [Talk-lv] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:11 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


-- 
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Re: [Talk-pe] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica


On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:15 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


-- 
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Re: [talk-ph] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica


On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:16 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


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Re: [Talk-es] Importación de límites administrativos de Fornes

2019-02-14 Per discussione Santiago Crespo

Hola,

En mi opinión, para una "importación" de este tamaño no es necesario
escribir a la lista de imports. Pongo importación entre comillas porque
entiendo que principalmente será un trabajo manual, interpretando las
descripciones del BOE.

Creo que con contar con la aprobación de esta lista será suficiente.

¿Habéis mirado si el IGN ya tiene estos datos? Quizá sea más sencillo
usar los datos del IGN, si están bien.

Saludos,
Santiago Crespo

On 2/13/19 7:14 PM, Rafael Avila Coya wrote:
> Hola a todos/as:
> 
> Carlos Antonio Rivera [1] comentó en grupo de Telegram que deseaba
> añadir los límites municipales de Fornes [2], en la provincia de Granada.
> 
> Este municipio se creó con fecha 2 de Octubre de 2019 como segregación
> del de Arenas del Rey, del que ya era entidad menor local.
> 
> Para ello he creado una wiki [3], que debemos aún modificar (es sólo un
> esbozo). Esta wiki, además, puede ser usada como "plantilla" para otras
> importaciones similares en el futuro.
> 
> Por lo pronto, una cosa a modificar es que la vía de límite
> administrativo a importar (límite entre resto de Arenas del Rey y
> Fornes) se puede (y se debe) mejorar con las descripciones del BOE.
> 
> Es una importación muy sencillita. Cuando la tengamos lista la
> comentamos en la lista de imports, y listo para importar.
> 
> Saludos,
> 
> Rafael.
> 
> [1] https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/kapazao
> [2] https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/1110117318
> [3]
> https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/ES:Importaci%C3%B3n_L%C3%ADmites_Ayuntamiento_de_Fornes_(Granada)#Changeset_Tags
> 
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Re: [Talk-mm] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.

Cheers!


Jessica


On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:14 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


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Re: [Talk-lt] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.

Cheers!


Jessica


On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:10 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


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Re: [Talk-pt] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the HOT blog

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.

Cheers!


Jessica


On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:16 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


-- 
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Re: [Talk-es] Importación de límites administrativos de Fornes

2019-02-14 Per discussione Jorge Sanz Sanfructuoso

Hola.

Esto me ha recordado que faltaba de cambiar otro pueblo en Salamanca qué
cambio sus fronteras. Mozodiel de Sanchiñigo que cambio de ayuntamiento
[1][2]. Cuando completes este me miro como ha quedado el tramite de esta
importación y como va y lo realizo para este otro límite. Y así veo todo el
proceso de las importaciones como funciona. Habra que dar uso a esa
"plantilla".

Un saludo.

[1] http://bocyl.jcyl.es/html/2017/01/30/html/BOCYL-D-30012017-4.do
[2] https://www.boe.es/diario_boe/txt.php?id=BOE-A-2017-1331




El mié., 13 feb. 2019 a las 19:16, Rafael Avila Coya ()
escribió:

> Hola a todos/as:
>
> Carlos Antonio Rivera [1] comentó en grupo de Telegram que deseaba
> añadir los límites municipales de Fornes [2], en la provincia de Granada.
>
> Este municipio se creó con fecha 2 de Octubre de 2019 como segregación
> del de Arenas del Rey, del que ya era entidad menor local.
>
> Para ello he creado una wiki [3], que debemos aún modificar (es sólo un
> esbozo). Esta wiki, además, puede ser usada como "plantilla" para otras
> importaciones similares en el futuro.
>
> Por lo pronto, una cosa a modificar es que la vía de límite
> administrativo a importar (límite entre resto de Arenas del Rey y
> Fornes) se puede (y se debe) mejorar con las descripciones del BOE.
>
> Es una importación muy sencillita. Cuando la tengamos lista la
> comentamos en la lista de imports, y listo para importar.
>
> Saludos,
>
> Rafael.
>
> [1] https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/kapazao
> [2] https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/1110117318
> [3]
>
> https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/ES:Importaci%C3%B3n_L%C3%ADmites_Ayuntamiento_de_Fornes_(Granada)#Changeset_Tags
>
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Re: [Talk-uy] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the *HOT blog*

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:22 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


-- 
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Re: [Talk-cr] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the *HOT blog*

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:23 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


-- 
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Re: [Talk-cu] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the *HOT blog*

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:23 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


-- 
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Re: [Talk-es] 2019 HOT Microgrants

Hello,

A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for a 2019 HOT
Microgrant is just
two weeks away! Communities are invited to apply for a Microgrant that will
help them to scale their mapping activities and their local and global
impact. Applications are due by February 28 at 12midnight EST. Please see
the *HOT blog*

for the application review criteria and the link to the application.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
microgra...@hotosm.org. A member of our team will reply within 24-48 hours.


Cheers!


Jessica

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 1:25 PM Jessica Bergmann 
wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> HOT is excited to announce the launch of the 2019 HOT Microgrants program!
> This year, we will be awarding Microgrants between $2,000-$5,000 for 8-10
> communities throughout the world to reduce barriers and scale their mapping
> activities and impact. Applications for the 2019 Microgrants program are
> due by February 28 at 12midnight EST and can be found using this link.
> 
>
>
> We especially encourage communities from the Caribbean, Middle East, North
> Africa, and Asia to apply, as well as those communities looking to
> diversify their mappers (gender balance, age, socioeconomic status, etc.),
> in order to continue expanding the global mapping community. Before
> submitting your application, ensure that you coordinate with other mapping
> communities in your country/region, finding opportunities for collaboration
> where possible and minimizing the number of applications that propose the
> same mapping project. For more information about the HOT Microgrants
> program and to see the application review criteria, please check the HOT
> blog
> 
> .
>
> Please forward this information along to any other individuals and
> communities you believe would make excellent candidates for this
> opportunity. Any questions can be sent to microgra...@hotosm.org or
> directly to me at this email address. Please allow 24-48 hours for a
> member of our team to reply.
>
>
> Best,
>
>
> Jessica
>
>
> --
> *Jessica Bergmann*
> Partnerships & Community Programs Associate
> Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team 
> Uganda: +256 754 672 750 | WhatsApp: +1 630 267 3307
> Skype: jessica.bergmann91
>


-- 
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