Hello Hot members,
There has been a major earthquake in northern Iran. USGS has two
earthquakes recorded, a magnitude 6.3 and a 6.4. Here are the links for
the relevant information.
BBC: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-19226500
USGS:
Aaron,
I started looking at OSM and bing imagery in the Moba area. Initially I
just cleaned up the roads, but I did a bit of looking around at the rest of
the town. Someone has imported all the school loctions in Moba as nodes,
and looking at the imagery for buildings which are not obvious
Robert,
If the pictures have GPS coords in their exif data tags then uploading them
to a site like flickr will allow them to be shown on a map so that the HOT
team can use them to add further information to the map (maybe things you
hadn't thought of like building heights, building construction,
Samuel,
Here is our wiki page detailing the garmin systems and how to convert our
map data to it. You can find links there to preformatted garmin map files
ready to load onto your device, or instructions on how to start with raw
OSM data and convert it to the format garmin uses. If you decide
The buildings to the south of Sake are beginning to look very good. I
have been doing some further building mapping around the central part
of Goma and that is coming along nicely.
I have found quite a few old US Army maps (and other assorted public
domain maps) of the area on the
I am not sure what the situation in Syria is. In Mali I am currently
manually merging in the GNS place names file for the country which has
a name for almost all the populated settlements in the country. These
place names are not well located (usually within a few hundred meters
of the town but
No, mapping one down the middle is all that should be done. When you
drive a car across the desert it breaks up the crusty surface layer
and the track is visible for years even if only one car drives that
exact route once. Therefore mapping more than one track does not make
sense. You are just
There was some problems with the server hard drive filling up. Harry
cleaned out a few files but it didn't free up much space so it is
probably full again.
-AndrewBuck
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One additional thing you might use in differentiating paved vs unpaved is
doing something like putting a dotted line down the middle of paved roads
(like what they look like in reality), having kind of a grey patchy texture
overlaid on the unpaved roads, to make them look bumpy, and then omitting
That is a very well written article. Thanks for sharing it. Not sure if
HOT has a 'media coverage' page, but if it does, this is one that should go
on there.
-AndrewBuck
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It is not an example of a use case per se, but last summer I spoke to
several of the GIS and similar departments in my city regarding OSM. Among
the people I spoke with was one from the city forestry department (which
looks after trees along roads) and one person from the parks department
(which
In answer to your question on imports, I think the general consensus is
that tracing from bing and then copying attributes from this dataset would
not be considered an import, it is merely a second source of data used in
manual mapping.
One other thing to consider is the 'utilsplugin2' which has
To elaborate on this idea further, the idea of liaisons is to be a person
(or group of people) who will be a permanent link between OSM/HOT and a
specific NGO. The purpose of the liaison group is to meet regularly with
their NGO contacts and discuss problems/feedback for the relationship with
HOT
Severin,
The nodes are re-used by the 'replace geometry' tool. So what it does is
when you select the two ways and run the tool it takes the old way and
tries to 'move' as many of the old nodes (with their ID numbers in the DB)
to the positions you chose for your new way, as well as copying over
Yeah a change of thread topic seems appropriate for the liaison
discussion. This was all going to be discussed in more detail over the
next couple days but now is fine too (it is still being worked out in
detail but the basic framework has been figured out).
The idea of the liaisons is similar
Russell,
Sorry to hear this news. For those who didn't click through to the BBC
article, 19 firefighters from a specially trained team were killed by a
fire in Arizona making it one of the most deadly firefighting accidents in
US history. This is definitely not the news we wanted to see from
Well, done is basically already for review since we have a second level
of 'validated' which is supposed to weed out these erroneous tiles and
revert them back to 'unmarked' if they do not meet the standards. We
should try to work on ways of encouraging more validation work as for many
tasks,
Support Team
Pierre Béland
Andrew Buck
Will Skora
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Oh, I forgot that the tasking manager was being used in this import. Since
that allows us to track the progress of the import and easily keep track of
what is not yet imported then I withdraw my previous objection to a partial
import. My concern was mainly that we would lose some of the data
Kate,
We will not do the caching then. That is why we asked on the list to
confirm if it was possible or would cause problems. If it causes problems
we won't do it. :)
Emir,
No screenshot. I can try to have them get more details at the next
meeting. We were on text chat so it was a bit
Excellent post Emir, I can't say if it will help until tonight (21:00 GMT
is when we meet with them) but I will be sure to pass this along.
Thanks very much. This is exactly the kind of support we were hoping to
see with this kind of daily meeting schedule.
-AndrewBuck
Earlier today there was a 6.1 magnitude earthquake in Indonesia the
epicenter is the link below.
http://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=4.6978mlon=96.6871zoom=16layers=M
Although 6.1 is reasonably powerful, Indonesia experiences many earthquakes
and so the damage from this one is somewhat moderate.
I played around with that garmin service a bit as well and it looks like
what we need, although I don't have a GPS to try it out.
I did notice that if you include the optional Mapnik TYP file that the file
is available for download immediately. I am not sure what this does but it
seems like
The translation of the two documents posted has now been completed and the
results sent back to Togo. Thank you to Tom Taylor for his work
translating the documents.
-AndrewBuck
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We got a request from a Doctors Without Borders ground team in the Central
African Republic. They have already started tracing some buildings
themselves along two roads and want us to help them so they can get back to
helping people. I have set up a task manager job. We should try to have
this
We had a skype chat with the ground representative working with MapAction
and SEEDS in India on the Uttarakhand flood response. The discussions are
still informal yet, and we don't have firm commitments that the data will
be used by people on the ground, however progress toward this front is
We have received another request from Togo to have another document
translated. This one is a bit longer, several pages, and it is in English
now, and needs to be translated into French.
The document is attached to this email. It is in .docx format but Open
Office seems to open it with no
:14 AM, Michael Duprey mike.a.dup...@gmail.comwrote:
Awesome. I'll work on translating this piece.
—mduprey
On Wednesday, July 10, 2013 at 6:01 PM, Andrew Buck wrote:
We have received another request from Togo to have another document
translated. This one is a bit longer, several pages
Hello again HOT list,
We are continuing to map the Indian state of Uttarakhand in response to the
early mosoon flooding that occurred there and which has so far claimed an
estimated 5,000 lives. We have had some meetings with several groups who
are responding to or coordinating this effort in
It is not the rendering and serving of the tiles that is the problem with
the imagery processing, it is the orthorectification that is tricky.
UAV's are required to fly quite low which means that the individual frames
are quite small, requiring tens or hundreds to cover even a small town. At
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I am happy to report that we have been getting a great response to the
Tacloban tracing task to respond to typhoon Haiyan. The task manager
has been very busy, and we are just passing the 24 hour mark since the
job was first set up. So far there
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There are some skype discussions happening with various orgs, but for
us to discuss strategy of our own group the best place is probably the
IRC channel or this mailing list.
- -AndrewBuck
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Yes, I think this is a reasonable plan of action. I looked a Guiuan
during my initial assessment and concluded that although it would
likely be hit hard the focus should be on Tacloban for two reasons.
1) the storm surge will likely have been higher
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If you can come up with a list of areas that need mapping done what
needs to be done in in each area we can create task manager jobs.
We need to be careful not to get too spread out though. We can
certainly do some work in Vietnam and but it would
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The damage assessment can be done very easily in josm. I expect it
will only take 3 or 4 people a few hours to assess the damage on all
the the ~30,000 buildings in Tacloban. Since we have already traced
all the buildings from Bing, we can just
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Hi everyone,
I have put up another task manager job. The island that Santa Fe is
on was heavily affected by the storm. Please trace the roads and
buildings on the island. There are a few small towns there which
shouldn't take all that long to
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Hello again everyone. I have a few more jobs for affected areas
farther west along the storm's path. The Cebu job (number 347) is
probably the highest priority but the others are important too. The
goal is to map both roads and buildings. For most
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I have been talking to various aid organizations about how we can better
coordinate our remote mappers with their field teams. One of the ideas
discussed was the issue of 'fixme' tags. Currently we have a lot of
things marked 'fixme' that can easily
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It has been removed from the Featured tasks list but there is really
no way to remove it without deleting the job I think. I wouldn't
worry about it though, in theory there could be conflicts but that is
unlikely since 340 is basically done.
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Hello everyone. We have been working with the American Red Cross who
have put together an online map showing some results based off of OSM
data. Another group published shapefiles of a neighborhood level
damage survey done shortly after the
I have been talking to various aid organizations about how we can better
coordinate our remote mappers with their field teams. One of the ideas
discussed was the issue of 'fixme' tags. Currently we have a lot of
things marked 'fixme' that can easily be queried with tools like
overpass turbo.
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If you want to do road work as a separate thing then that is probably
alright. Just have a look at the task manager to see where people are
working and try to work outside of those areas as best you can to
avoid conflicts. I frequently do road,
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I made a task manager job to do the main roads on Masbate Island.
Everyone has been doing an amazing job tracing buildings so far with
something like 130,000 buildings traced in the area since we started.
Since we have been doing so many buildings
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I made a task manager job to do the main roads on Masbate Island.
Everyone has been doing an amazing job tracing buildings so far
with something like 130,000 buildings traced in the area since we
started. Since we have been doing so many
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Hello Everyone,
I thought it would be a good idea to put together a chat between the
American Red Cross who we have been working very closely with, and
the volunteers working with HOT who have either traced roads,
buildings, landuse, or place names
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Totor,
The best thing to do with these kind of issues is after the people
have stopped working in the area, just have 1 single person download
the whole area and look through it. Even for a very large city like
Tacloban, you can look over the whole
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Hello everyone. I have recieved a copy of a damage report in the form
of a shapefile from the US NGA (National Geospatial Agency). You can
open it in JOSM with the OpneData plugin and it will prompt you to
load a particular layer from within the zip
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Hello Everyone,
Jason has recently traveled to the area affected by typhoon Haiyan to
provide satellite communications assistance to aid organizations
working in the affected areas through the use of satellite
communications equipment. While there
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Stéphanie,
It is possible we may be able to help out with your work in Goma, but
you have to keep in mind that our resources are already spread a bit
thin with the response to typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines and the
ongoing civil war in the Central
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Stéphanie,
I just typed out a long reply to your message but when I hit send my
email client crashed so I will just give a short summary again here.
I would recommend we voice chat on either Skype (my username is
andrewbuck40) or on a program called
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Hello everyone,
I set up a new task manager job to trace all the buildings in Goma,
Democratic Republic of the Congo.
http://tasks.hotosm.org/job/406
Goma is a fairly large town so this job will take a while. We have
been asked to do some tracing
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Hey everyone,
Just an update on the status of several of the villages mentioned in
the thread below. The following BBC article lists several recent
developments in the areas we are mapping.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-25771597
We should
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Ralph,
Thanks for your interest in helping out with the project, we always
need more volunteers and people like yourself with cartography
experience are especially valuable.
In answer to your question regarding job priorities the best way to
follow
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Yes, this video is amazing. After mapping literally hundreds of these
wells we have still never seen one up close. What's more, we now know
what causes the 'fans', it is the animal walking away from the well to
pull up the bucket. This video is
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Hello everyone,
Over the last several days a huge effort has been put forth by the
remote mappers to map portions of the city of Lubumbashi. The mapping
there was in support of a ground survey organized by Doctors Without
Borders (MSF) and using
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Just a quick followup to my last message so you have a bit more
context on what is being done here. The twitter timelines below show
a bunch of pictures of the surveying team over the last several days.
The survey is being led by Jorieke from OSM
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Mark,
If you install mumble you can speak with Pierre and I and we can get
you started managing the mapping project. The instructions to install
and set up mumble are on the wiki below.
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Mumble
- -AndrewBuck
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On Mon, Mar 24, 2014 at 9:16 AM, Andrew Buck
andrew.r.b...@gmail.com wrote:
Mark,
If you install mumble you can speak with Pierre and I and we can
get you started managing the mapping project. The instructions
to install
, Joseph On 24 Mar 2014 22:08, Andrew Buck
andrew.r.b...@gmail.com wrote:
Audrey,
I will create a task manager job for Gueckedou right away and
begin shifting people there immediately. It would be good if you
could install the mumble program and join us to discuss this in
more detail via voice
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Pierre and I would be fine with leading this one if others are ok with
that. Amadou can definitely help out with the local mappers, however
his internet connection is not great so it is difficult to stay in
contact with him, but we will definitely
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Hello everyone,
The mapping in Guinea in response to the MSF request has been
fantastic so far. We have already mapped 2 of the three largest
cities in the area in less than 12 hours from recieving the imagery.
This is an amazing rate of progress,
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Hello again everyone,
The task manager jobs for all of the main cities are coming along very
nicely. I have been amazed at how quickly the community responded to
these jobs.
In addition to the jobs in the cities, there is also some mapping that
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Hey everyone,
I just wanted to post a reminder to have a look at this task for the
Guinea activation. It is to map buildings in selected small villages
to develop population statistics. Please read the instructions
carefully and then be sure to map
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You can put the source on the changeset. Also, most of these will use
Bing imagery so put whatever source tag is appropriate for the one you
did.
- -AndrewBuck
On 03/28/2014 02:06 PM, Nick Allen wrote:
Sorry my french is not very good. Is it
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Just a quick update on the progress of this task. I did a bit of
preliminary analysis to see if the method is sound and wrote a short
diary entry about it. Please have a look if you want to see the
results of some of the building mapping done for
, il est important d'ajouter la date à laquelle vous
cartographiez et la date de l'imagerie. merci
2014-03-28 17:21 GMT+00:00 Andrew Buck andrew.r.b...@gmail.com:
Hey everyone,
I just wanted to post a reminder to have a look at this task for
the Guinea activation. It is to map
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Hello everyone,
Pierre mentioned I am doing a study about population densities in the
villages in this area. I need help tracing buildings and huts in
select villages around the area.
I would like to get a small virtual mapping party going using
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Hey, thanks for your email; very interesting to hear from someone who
has worked for this agency. We make heavy use of the GNS data around
the world. I will explain what we are doing in this particular case
in Guinea.
We are currently start by
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This second spot layer is really useful, not only roads and vegetaion
are much easier to see, but the buildings are easier to see as well.
I highly recommend using this one. Here is the address below.
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And of course I copied in the wron URL to the message, here is the
correct one. :)
tms[22]:http://imagery.openstreetmap.fr/tms/1.0.0/guinee_liberia_spot6_nir/{zoom}/{x}/{y}
On 04/04/2014 11:45 AM, Andrew Buck wrote:
This second spot layer
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Hello everyone. I spoke to one of the mappers who lives in Lubumbashi
who was involved in the field survey work they did there last month
with fieldpapers to record the names of roads and POI data. They plan
to go out and map a new neighborhood next
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Hey everyone,
I spoke for a couple hours on skype screenshare with Álvaro Monares
who is local to Chile and we made some progress on situational
awareness for this response. Most importantly, there is a satelite
image posted online taken the 13th of
-Original Message- From: Andrew Buck
[mailto:andrew.r.b...@gmail.com] Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2014
1:45 AM To: Banick, Robert; HOT@OSM (Humanitarian OpenStreetMap
Team); Julio Costa Zambelli Subject: Re: [HOT] Valparaíso, Chile
Fires Response / Respuesta a Fuegos en Valparaíso, Chile
Hey
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Hey everyone,
Here is a blog post I put together about making elevation data on a
much higher resolution and also using OSM to improve the quality of
the elevation data. I hope to try to get a processing pipeline set up
for this so I can do large
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We don't have any WMS servers for any of the layers that I am aware
of. Most of the rendered layers are accessible as a TMS tile layer,
which is what google and bing and others use. The TMS url for the HDM
tiles is below (you will need to replace z,
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Ok, I have finished merging in the names from the shapefile you sent
me. The changeset for the merge is listed below. I added
source=MSF-CH to both the changeset and the nodes themselves (maybe a
bit redundant but that was what I did). The
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Ok, so the Center actually does have a meaning then and should stay
as part of the name in the database. We may want to tag these towns
with an additional tag and then maybe possibly remove the 'Center'
from the actual name since there would be
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Tom,
Another university doing work is Heidelberg University in Germany.
There are several professors there who teach OSM in their classes, as
well as do research and statistics about the OSM database and its
contributors. Pascal Neis, who runs the
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Since this is a meeting of the tech working group, would it be
possible to have the meeting via mumble, instead of IRC? Is there
anyone who would like to attend the meeting via IRC but would not want
to use mumble? Not only would this make the
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Hello everyone,
A farily long explanation below, to just see how you can help, just
jump ahead to the end of the email.
I am working on an ontology for OSM concepts and tags. An ontology is
basically a set of true statements about some domain.
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I had actually been considering adding support for something like this
to the todo plugin. We can talk about it in more detail in the
meeting but I have the UI preety much worked out for it it just needs
to be coded up.
- -AndrewBuck
1) Will the
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Yes, this tool looks like exactly what we need. I played around with
it a bit and the initial impression looks very good. One thing I
would suggest is that on the main map on the first page, it is very
hard to see the current areas (because they are
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I added Marcos as an admin on the tasking manager so he should be able
to just create the jobs himself once he knows the areas.
- -AndrewBuck
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Ralph,
Yes, feel free to use whatever imagery is available. Sometimes there
are small overlaps with Bing that we either don't know about ourselves
or we just don't mention because there is not much there.
For non-square buildings you can select a
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I don't know who fixed it, but I do see a real imagery link there so
it is apparently ready to go. Just thought I would ping the list to
let people know that it is ready. I am not coordinating this job
myself so I don't know any other details about
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Here are the full details about the relevant issue.
https://github.com/hotosm/osm-tasking-manager2/issues/251
- -AndrewBuck
On 08/04/2014 01:31 PM, David Schmitt wrote:
Hi,
I'm working on task#611 using josm v7347 (current stable).
After
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Yes looking at the GPX traces in the area the current Bing looks very
well aligned (by the way that imagery layer is awesome, thanks for the
url on that; been looking for something like that for a while).
Regarding the things which are offset and
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I am aware of the problems with using residential areas for village
outlines, however using the place=* instead of landuse=residential on
the outline doesn't really solve the problem either. Many African
towns are composed of numerous clusters of
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No, it is not that, it is because the task tile itself was split and
we don't have a file for that. Blake Giradot has worked out a
solution and will do these squares himself.
- -AndrewBuck
On 08/16/2014 08:07 AM, Pierre Béland wrote:
Ralf,
if
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For these I have just been making sure it gets in as an alternate name
and not been putting a fixme on them. The spelling of these names is
not generally fixed, and the names seem to be fairly fluid over time.
Without local knowledge to know which
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Nice work so far Fran; one thing I would add though is that you should
include the OSM id of the object and whether it is a node, way, or
relation (can omit this of course if they are all for nodes only. An
additional thing to include would be the
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These do look like good maps, unfortunately they are labeled as
copyrighted to the Sierra Leone Government in 1972, which means they
are still protected by this copyright. Without a clear statement from
them that we can put them into OSM then I don't
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David Keili-Coomber is a Civil Engineer who is currently serving as
a Paramount Chief for Mandu Chiefdom Kailahun. He is a crack
engineer who is very familiar with GIS and has local knowledge of
the district of Kailahun in particular. It may be
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I was wondering 2 things:
1. Is there a process in place or materials we can use to actually
try and obtain that permission?
The legal working group has looked at things like this in the past
when there is some question, but as far as I know
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Note that in order for the instructions that Pierre gave you will need
the 'mirrored download' plugin in josm. That will put the 'download
from mirror' option in the file menu. The [place=*] thing is
optional, without it it will work just like the
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Yeah, AMS I think is Army Maps Service, not sure what the 2 means,
but I think those are the white, US Army Topo Maps in that other layer.
- -AndrewBuck
On 08/20/2014 08:45 AM, Tom Taylor wrote:
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I have already openend an issue on this and there has been some
discussion there already. Here is the issue link:
https://github.com/hotosm/hot-exports/issues/74
Given the design of the system I am not sure if it can be done or not.
- -AndrewBuck
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I think this would be a really good idea. Someone of course would
need to work out the exact text of the welcome message, but in
priciple I think it is a very good idea.
- -AndrewBuck
On 09/02/2014 09:08 AM, Blake Girardot wrote:
Hi,
In the
and count on our support. We receive
constantly messages of gratitude, people saying how useful is
this information for them plus all the export services
provided.
Plus a vast plan of support by the various UN Agencies is
presently organized. Andrew Buck and I ha today a meeting with
GIS staff
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Hi Ron,
Thanks for offering to help. I don't have anything specific for you
to work on, other than to just point you t the task manager (address
below) which is where we list the work needing to be done for the
activation. Just have a look through
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