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On Tue, Jan 6, 2015 at 6:16 AM, omlashe wrote:
> Thanks for these discussion here. Very helpful.
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On 2 January 2015 at 15:14, Laura Green wrote:
> I’d like to comment generally about the hot task manager
> descriptions/instructions:
>
> Unless indicated as "Expert only" at the very beginning of an activation
> page, I'm assuming all activations are for the general public to contribute
> to?
What a great discussion, thanks Laura for your meaningful question and
thanks to you all for your inputs.
Laura: As a summary of what Blake explained, you should use both
imageries for project #591.
1. First use Bing as a reference for alignment and do the first pass
with most of the mapping;
2.
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.-Blake Girardot wrote: -
To: Pete Masters From: Blake Girardot
Date: 04/01/2015 11:16PMCc: Hot List , john whelan
Subject: Re: [HOT] Task manager description/instructions #591
Wow, great resources.
I was looking for something like
re Béland
Date: 02/01/2015 07:03PM
Cc: "hot@openstreetmap.org"
Subject: Re: [HOT] Task manager description/instructions #591
It certainly simplifies to first trace the major roads. We did sometimes
trace in priority these roads, then landuse before mapping more in
detail. But this is Cri
" , john whelan
From: Pierre Béland Date: 02/01/2015 07:03PM
Cc: "hot@openstreetmap.org" Subject: Re: [HOT] Task manager description/instructions #591
It certainly simplifies to first trace the major roads. We did sometimes trace in priority these roads, then landuse before
Hi Charlotte,
Welcome :)
Also in the comments sometimes people put the offsets, although note I am
not aware of a way to feed iD numerical offsets (I used iD for a day or so
then went to JOSM)
I usually align to the osm features as best as possible as this *should*
result in the most accurate at
Hi Charlotte,
In iD:
Click on the Background settings (icon looks like stack of papers).
At the bottom of the slide out panel click the arrow next to "Fix Alignment"
Then use the 4 "arrows" that show up to move the background image around
and get it lined up.
As I said, usually, if Bing is
Blake,
How does one change the alignment of imagery with ID? I've been
mapping with ID for over a year, and I never heard of that.
This is just what Laura is talking
about. We need plain and simple guidance.
When both the Bing and Worldview imagery
were available in Mali
what should be corrected.
Pierre
De : Blake Girardot
À : john whelan
Cc : "hot@openstreetmap.org"
Envoyé le : Vendredi 2 janvier 2015 10h57
Objet : Re: [HOT] Task manager description/instructions #591
On 1/2/2015 3:41 PM, john whelan wrote:
> How can we make th
On 1/2/2015 3:41 PM, john whelan wrote:
How can we make the best use of what we have? I wonder if some sort of
work flow might be better. Pass 1, do the major roads and towns /
larger villages, Pass 2 rivers, pass 3 tracks, pass 4 forests etc.
Perhaps rivers should come first?
Yes, this is
Hi Laura and welcome to HOT mapping!
On 1/2/2015 3:14 PM, Laura Green wrote:
Hoping this is the right forum for this question and comment: I'm trying to contribute to
"#591 South Sudan Crisis, Cholera outbreak in Juba, mapping with WorldView-2
imagery". I'm not sure I understand the instructi
Just a comment on what is required,
If its HOT then I assume there is normally some urgency and that implies a
time frame. We don't have unlimited resources, they might be free but
knowledgeable mappers are not unlimited.
How can we make the best use of what we have? I wonder if some sort of
wo
from : Laura Green
I *think* it means (for JOSM users, not sure if it applies to ID):
>> 2) disregard the automatic imagery that downloads when you contribute,
>> download Bing imagery instead.
Yes, this applies for JOSM.
>> 3) Bing imagery is now aligned correctly (as of date xxx), so please
Hoping this is the right forum for this question and comment: I'm trying to
contribute to "#591 South Sudan Crisis, Cholera outbreak in Juba, mapping with
WorldView-2 imagery". I'm not sure I understand the instructions, especially
regarding the imagery.
Might someone be able to clarify the ins
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