2012-03-07 Andre Joost wrote:
> Another question is how they keep their basic database in sync with ours?
That is a different question with a lot of different approaches
ranging from using only OSM data up to simple validation-comparing of
two available datasets for error identification.
> I th
Am 07.03.12 07:58, schrieb Tomas Straupis:
The part of creating separate layers (say with mapnik) and
presenting them (say with openlayers) is clear. Uncertain part (for
me) is just the database part because I only have a general
understanding of what would be required (I guess database and
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Hello
2012-03-07 Andre Joost wrote:
> This is a point which breaks the idea:
>
> If *they* want to be responsible for the data and making updates, no other
> user should have access to it.
True. But this would be PART of the data they provide. And that part
would barely be interesting to the re
Am 06.03.12 21:20, schrieb Tomas Straupis:
Hello
Some governmental institutions are willing to use OSM software stack
and share their information. For example they could use a base map and
share information they have. Some information they want to collect and
give out to public is perfectly "
Hello
Some governmental institutions are willing to use OSM software stack
and share their information. For example they could use a base map and
share information they have. Some information they want to collect and
give out to public is perfectly "fit" for OSM (say max speeds) while
others are
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