Am 29.06.2016 um 14:33 schrieb Rory McCann:
> Hi,
>
> One could claim that Maps.me is an attempt to make a simple to use
> smartphone app for non-technical people to contribute data to OSM. It
> doesn't require aerial imagery, nor always-on internet access.
>
It is weird that everybody is
Hi Simon, Rory, Guillaume, Frederik, Martin, Mikael,
Thank you for your input - that's very helpful and appreciated. Let me try
a digest reply. Overall, I'm thinking of something much simpler than
displaying maps. Overall, there's (at least) two different areas:
(1) Traces
(2) Tags / resolving
On 2016-06-29 14:04, Bjoern Hassler wrote:
> Is there interest in (or is anybody working on) creating an very
> simple-to-use app that allows "non-technical" users to contribute OSM
> information?
While I have to note that their web interface and processing backend is
proprietary (afaik),
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> Il giorno 29 giu 2016, alle ore 14:04, Bjoern Hassler
> ha scritto:
>
> Is there interest in (or is anybody working on) creating an very
> simple-to-use app that allows "non-technical" users to contribute OSM
> information?
there are some simple
Bjoern,
not need to stress the inaccuracies of GPS - GPS traces is how this
whole OpenStreetMap started, long before we even had aerial imagery. To
this day some of the older hands in OSM consider using aerial imagery a
not quite sportsmanlike way of adding data a.k.a. "cheating" ;)
On
Hi Bjoern,
I'm the main developer MapContrib
(https://github.com/MapContrib/MapContrib). One of the main purposes of
the project is to be simple for users.
You're searching something I plan to implement in MapContrib (but I
don't know when...), see
Hi,
One could claim that Maps.me is an attempt to make a simple to use
smartphone app for non-technical people to contribute data to OSM. It
doesn't require aerial imagery, nor always-on internet access.
Rory
On 29/06/16 14:04, Bjoern Hassler wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> first post to the list - hope
Hi all,
first post to the list - hope this is of interest.
The background to my question is working is areas where map coverage is
poor (e.g. parts of Africa). Sometimes only low-res satellite/bing imagery
is available, sometimes obscured by clouds. In some low populated areas a
GPS trace could
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