It would greatly benefit from increasing contrast/brightness like the
recently introduced josm filter does. No idea how to implement that here
though.
On Wed, 7 Oct 2015 20:23 Suzan Reed wrote:
> Must have been a momentary glitch or that everyone was on the server!
> Great project. Very useful.
John, no worries, we'll handle it. Appreciate your input.
But given that the buildings are not only shifted, but often incorrect, I
think it a better option to have them adjusted in real time (even with the
potential issues that raises). I've updated the task instructions to
indicate this. I also
So what we are saying then is the Bing imagery is fine but the many of the
existing buildings do not align to the Bing imagery for one reason or
another. My concerns are new mappers will find this confusing and the
effort in moving each building individually by individual mappers is to put
it mild
In looking at the osm gps traces and strava gps data, the current bing
imagery looks quite well aligned to me.
cheers,
blake
On 10/8/2015 12:20 AM, john whelan wrote:
I think the issue is how can we make this easy for new mappers. You can
select multiple buildings in JOSM by downloading the
I think the issue is how can we make this easy for new mappers. You can
select multiple buildings in JOSM by downloading the area then select
buildings, then select an author within the selection then move all the
buildings by that author at once. It's not complicated just a pain to do
if some of
John,
In reviewing the existing building data, you are correct it is shifted.
However, the data does not seem to be very accurate.
In this situation, I'm wondering it makes more sense to double-check,
correct, and update that existing data, rather than try to bulk shift it
(which I've never done)
Must have been a momentary glitch or that everyone was on the server! Great
project. Very useful.
Suzan
On Oct 7, 2015, at 10:33 AM, Paul Stewart wrote:
Hi Suzan,
I have just been working on it and it was working fine.
Best,
Paul
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Hi Pete and Susan,
it works fine for me. Great project, joined!
Best,
Lidia Cibor
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On 7 October 2015 at 19:22, Pete Masters wrote:
> Hi Suzan, it's working for me...
> http://crowdmap.geog.uni-heidelberg.de/app/missing_maps_follow_up/
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> If no imagery shows, it might be
Hi Suzan,
I have just been working on it and it was working fine.
Best,
Paul
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Hi Suzan, it's working for me...
http://crowdmap.geog.uni-heidelberg.de/app/missing_maps_follow_up/
If no imagery shows, it might be because there's none there. In which case,
click 'No/Bad imagery'
Let me know if you still have problems...
Pete
On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 6:15 PM, Suzan Reed wrote
It seems the project is down or broken. There’s no imagery, and the email
address link doesn’t work. If someone is able to access this, please let the
list know as it would be interesting to check it out.
Cheers!
Suzan
On Oct 7, 2015, at 3:33 AM, Pete Masters wrote:
Hi all, Benni from Di
Hi all, Benni from Disaster Mappers has improved the pybossa task for
identifying areas with human settlements and roads. Anyone can do this and
people can contribute in seconds - they don't need editing skills or
mapping experience. For Missing Maps and trying to map large areas, this is
a great r
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