Hi,
Even in the northern countries there are places without internet access. I
recently was confronted to such a situation and I successfully used JOSM to map
a region based on GPS traces I collected on the field. I had downloaded
existing OSM data and cached aerial photographies beforehand
On Sun, 26 Feb 2017, Pierre Béland wrote:
What I suggest is that JOSM adapt to different operational context out
of our northern countries with high speed internet. To navigate with OSM
in JOSM should be as easier as smarthpone offline applications for
people that need to work offline because
Wasn't POSM supposed to solve this problem? :-)
Sorry for digressing.
In any case JOSM can already render "raw" OSM data, so supporting one of
the rendering/routing data formats would seem to be unnecessary. You
really only need to be able to apply a map style that is similar to a
conventional
Hi Dirk
What I suggest is that JOSM adapt to different operational context out of our
northern countries with high speed internet. To navigate with OSM in JOSM
should be as easier as smarthpone offline applications for people that need to
work offline because of bad / expensive access to
On Sat, 25 Feb 2017, Pierre Béland wrote:
Smarthphones did provide us access to all of Haiti on OSMAnnd or
Maps.Me. Our team was able to store tracks and waypoints on our phones.
We did also use Mapillary and ODK tools. But at the end of the day, we
could not edit the data in JOSM, bringing
In the last few weeks, I was in Haiti with either intermittent access to
internet or shorten bandwith.
In Africa, Haiti and many other countries, access to internet is often
difficult and expensive. We either have a narrow bandwith, intermitent or no
access. While oing to remote areas in the
