> It's common in Sweden to have wide sidewalks divided into half
> footway, half cycleway. This can happen on either or both sides
> of the street. Should this be tagged as highway=*;cycleway=lane?
> Technically speaking it isn't a lane because it's above the curb.
Theoretically, you could use "t
It's common in Sweden to have wide sidewalks divided into half
footway, half cycleway. This can happen on either or both sides
of the street. Should this be tagged as highway=*;cycleway=lane?
Technically speaking it isn't a lane because it's above the curb.
How can I indicate which (or both)
Frederik Ramm wrote:
> And there's of course the low-tech solution that involves a
> compass, taking coordinates of one corner of the building and
> then writing down "150 metres in direction 235°" or so (either
> guessing the 150 metres or counting steps while walking). With
> proper editor s
80n wrote:
> I've made the following changes:
> 1) State borders are thicker
> 2) Secondary roads are narrower and the colour saturation has been reduced
> 3) Railway lines are a little blacker.
I have no opinion, but will add an observation that inconsistent
tagging makes for a similar or large
80n wrote:
> I'm not sure about the secondary roads. At zoom 8, the previous render
> looks good, but it gets overwhelming once zoomed out a bit. (starting
> around zoom 6 I guess?) Maybe just the narrowing, without touching the
> color would be better? Or maybe less reduction of th
Hi,
> I have only found it possible to measure a building outline based on
> aerial imagery - I've not managed to get a good enough image from a GPS.
> I'm hoping that one day, video mapping (using match-moving as well as
> GPS) may help.
I've also heard people say that you might be able to deriv
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Lars Aronsson wrote:
| All the wiki pages on "map features" describe how to add
| denomination to an amenity=place_of_worship, but don't say when
| a church should be drawn as a dot amenity or when the outlines of
| the building (and surrounding park)
On Sun, Mar 23, 2008 at 11:30 PM, Alex Mauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 80n wrote:
> > Alex
> > I've made some changes to the lowzoom stylesheet and done some test
> > rendering.
> >
> > A small vertical strip in the middle of this tile has been re-rendered
> > with the new stylesheet:
> > http:
80n wrote:
> Alex
> I've made some changes to the lowzoom stylesheet and done some test
> rendering.
>
> A small vertical strip in the middle of this tile has been re-rendered
> with the new stylesheet:
> http://b.tah.openstreetmap.org/Tiles/tile/8/67/98.png (south-west of
> Cincinnati if you want
I've tried this, and had all sorts of problems doing this myself, on my
Windows machine.
First of all, all the maps have to be in a single gmapsupp.img file, but can
still be separate maps within that file, as long as you have combined them
before converting to the Garmin format. Combining the SM
Alex
I've made some changes to the lowzoom stylesheet and done some test
rendering.
A small vertical strip in the middle of this tile has been re-rendered with
the new stylesheet: http://b.tah.openstreetmap.org/Tiles/tile/8/67/98.png
(south-west of Cincinnati if you want to look at closer on a sli
Hi David,
David Ebling wrote:
> Hi all, just wondering if anyone can help me - I want
> to make a Garmin .IMG file of the whole of cumbria
> that includes NASA SRTM data, as the IMG files from
> here do: http://www.smc.org.uk/ContourMaps.htm but i'd
> also like to have OSM road, footpath, cycle pa
I started doing a "checklist" of common features you might find around
towns. It's not much of a techniques page yet, more hints on what to look
out for when mapping a town.
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Town_mapping
pages like that might be useful as a cheat-sheet for common tags in v
Hello,
as the subject says, highway = living_street does not render
on Osmarender. Mapnik is OK.
Klaus Leiss
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I have tried to draw large buildings by walking around them. This has problems
due to access and problems due to losing the GPS signal in the signal shadow
(canyoning). If you repeat this on different days the average sometimes helps
but the building has to be large to not be swamped by the GPS
On 23/03/2008, David Ebling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi all, just wondering if anyone can help me - I want
> to make a Garmin .IMG file of the whole of cumbria
> that includes NASA SRTM data, as the IMG files from
> here do: http://www.smc.org.uk/ContourMaps.htm but i'd
> also like to have OS
El Domingo, 23 de Marzo de 2008, Mike Collinson escribió:
> 2) I have a PDA with a GPS device built-in. Expensive but very
> inconspicuous.
Hhhmmm. What about a Nokia N95 with built-in GPS?
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Proudly running Debian Lin
Hi all, just wondering if anyone can help me - I want
to make a Garmin .IMG file of the whole of cumbria
that includes NASA SRTM data, as the IMG files from
here do: http://www.smc.org.uk/ContourMaps.htm but i'd
also like to have OSM road, footpath, cycle path etc
data on there too. The Garmin unit
On Sun, Mar 23, 2008 at 10:47 AM, Lars Aronsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I went to
> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Mapping_techniques
Hmm. See below.
> I
> think we should make wiki pages that start with real world objects
> instead of tags.
This is something I've been campaig
Until now I have mostly been mapping blank areas, traveling a
road, uploading a track log and drawing the road for the first
time. But I'm now coming back to my own town and the map looks
very rough, not at all like those German cities.
I tried now to sort out the footways of the cemetery nex
At 03:24 AM 23/03/2008, S Knox wrote:
>Dear All,
>
>I'm going to Cuba in early April, and would like to map some of the roads
>there. Unfortunately, I have discovered that GPS equiptment is not permitted
>and anything found during searches will be confiscated, or at the very least
>impounded un
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