Adrian Brain wrote:
2010/1/21 Matthias Julius li...@julius-net.net
http://uk.mc276.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=li...@julius-net.net:
Shouldn't that be a service provided by the OSM API? You can up and
download GPX tracks. Wouldn't it be a helpful extension if one
could up
and
The other option is some kind of flickr API, they claimed in July last
year there was 120 million geotagged photos, that is a vast untapped
resource.
To help get most value from my efforts I have created a Flickr id for
my area and used it for photos of amenities, business hours, public
Mike N. wrote:
Has anyone created the opposite? A map with clickable hyperlinked POIs
that take you to the photo source?
Is this even possible?
http://www.openstreetmap.pl/wp/?lat=51.2592412lon=-2.1832964zoom=17
This isn't my work, but I'm working with the original author to
Adrian Brain wrote:
The other option is some kind of flickr API, they claimed in July
last
year there was 120 million geotagged photos, that is a vast untapped
resource.
To help get most value from my efforts I have created a Flickr id for
my area and used it for photos of
Personally, I find the graphics a bit 'in your face' but the panning
zooming is still good. When extras are added to online maps I find the
slipperiness is compromised.
Could you elaborate on the compromised slipperiness part? For me, in
Firefox, the zoom control doesn't work, but I hope
I'm not advocating using the directory instead of amenity=cafe or
amenity=fuel or whatever. But in the long term, the ideal solution
would probably be to allow that directory type information to be
maintained separately, in a more convenient form than a 2D map.
Particularly since while
