I'm not an expert, but I think it largely depends on your definition of the
routing database. If you store the elevation data in the original
grid-based form and you request elevation data on-demand for lat/lon coords
without long-term storing of lat/lon + elevation pairs, then I don't really
see
Hi Igor,
exactly in those areas I have a problem of understanding the OSM license :)
If you store the elevation data in the original grid-based form
No, as explained, I do intent to calculate edge weights based on OSM and
elevation data. Is this a trivial change?
And then I store this mixed
Hi there,
I would like to have clarification on this subject as well (but be aware
that I'm just in the process of understanding the OSM license - see the
other thread).
What I do not understand with the OSM license is the following
(constructed) example:
* I have a separate geo coder
On Mon, Jul 8, 2013 at 9:37 AM, Peter K peat...@yahoo.de wrote:
Hi Igor,
exactly in those areas I have a problem of understanding the OSM license :)
If you store the elevation data in the original grid-based form
No, as explained, I do intent to calculate edge weights based on OSM and
Thanks Igor!
I still have a problem when the substantial part of the license apply.
Also in the wiki there is an explanation about trivial transformation.
Are there some examples when both of them applies?
The wiki raises more questions then it solves as it e.g. does not say if
the example is a
To answer all your questions in one go: there has been a lot of discussion
(especially on this mailing list) about the problems/issues you raised. And
there have been some efforts to better clarify these things. I suggest
reading the mailing list archive.
My own opinion is that the legal issues
It’s very important to remember that when the law and license talks about a
database, they are not using the same definition as in IT or CS. I imagine you
can have a database that doesn’t involve computers at all. A database could be
flat files, XML, binary files, or I’m sure other forms.
Thanks and I'll have a closer look in the archive!
Peter.
To answer all your questions in one go: there has been a lot of
discussion (especially on this mailing list) about the problems/issues
you raised. And there have been some efforts to better clarify these
things. I suggest reading the
Hi all, Wikivoyage is a travel-based wiki, and was recently incarnated as a
Wikimedia project. In its previous history, there weren't any solid
attempts at introducing and integrating OpenStreetMaps, but much progress
has been made at http://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Wikivoyag …
