On Wed, 2010-03-24 at 21:30 +0100, Eric Marsden wrote:
Your proposal is interesting, but given the technical challenges you
will face, it seems overly optimistic to me.
Thats true, for sure it can't be done during GSoC. It is more or less a
vision. But I'm not planning to stop developing
Hi Folks,
A student has contacted me about a potential Google Summer of Code proposal
to provide integration between OSM and Waze http://www.waze.com (
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/GSoC_Project_Ideas_2010#Waze_Integration
).
I had never heard of Waze before, but it seems to be a combination
Hi,
Graham Jones wrote:
1. For some reason, Waze seem to be producing their own map rather
than using OSM as the basis - does anyone know why? The student
says he has contacted Waze and they said it was because of
licensing issues - this is a surprise to me, because I
Hello Graham,
AFAIK Waze wants to build their own map of the world and sees OSM as
competition. Waze has already imported TIGER, which is PD and I don't
think Waze will be a viable concept without TIGER. SteveC reviewed
their Iphone app on his blog.
There is however scope for building our own
Hello
I have proposed a student project called Incorporation of Traffic
Information and OpenStreetMap data[1] , which has similar goals like
the integration of waze. But deals more with the server part of the
application and will be (of course) as open as openstreetmap is.
regards
peter
Hey Peter
That looks very interesting. I'm actually halfway through a proposal for the
same thing (for someone else to do) but you have got it all covered.
The only thing I think you have missed is thinking about the temporal aspect
of your data. For instance, I want a database that I can tell
On Wed, 2010-03-24 at 17:03 +, steve brown wrote:
The only thing I think you have missed is thinking about the temporal
aspect of your data. For instance, I want a database that I can tell
roadworks here for 2 days or crash here, 2 hours until its
cleared.
Yes, your are absolutely
Oh, and OpenSatNav is moving to launchpad, the old host was unreliable. S
On Mar 24, 2010 5:36 PM, peter petervo...@gmail.com wrote:
On Wed, 2010-03-24 at 17:03 +, steve brown wrote: The only thing I
think you have missed is t...
Yes, your are absolutely right. I forgot to add this
it would be awesome to have a PND software base that fed back to OSM like waze
does
On Mar 24, 2010, at 1:46 AM, Graham Jones wrote:
Hi Folks,
A student has contacted me about a potential Google Summer of Code proposal
to provide integration between OSM and Waze
pr == peter petervo...@gmail.com writes:
pr I have proposed a student project called Incorporation of Traffic
pr Information and OpenStreetMap data[1] , which has similar goals like
pr the integration of waze. But deals more with the server part of the
pr application and will be (of
Hi,
There have been a few good points raised while I have been away.
I had not thought of producing a live traffic info service, but I can see it
is possible. Just needs some careful up front design.
The other is that the Waze client is actually a very nice little application
(shame about the
Hey
I believe with a good UI (eg when the client software detects a user is
going slower that expect
On Mar 24, 2010 8:35 PM, Eric Marsden eric.mars...@free.fr wrote:
pr == peter petervo...@gmail.com writes:
pr I have proposed a student project called Incorporation of Traffic
pr
Sorry, phone keeps pressing wrong buttons for me, I may give up soon... but
I think given good client software this could be a valuable project. At the
very least, for any support for temporal restrictions we need something like
this, and OpenSatNav would be able to make good use of this,
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