Hi Folks!
I'm the one who originally created the proposal.
On Wed, Jun 03, 2009 at 10:52:33PM +0800, Eugene Alvin Villar wrote:
> Hmmm... I guess the main problem that people have is that a tag like
> "importance" (or its synonyms) is inherently subjective and a subjective
> tag is
Yeah, I see th
On Wed, 03 Jun 2009 16:52:37 -0400, Paul Houle wrote:
> I was annoyed to discover that saved tracks on my eTrex Vista HCx
> don't have timestamps. I did some experimenting and discovered that I
> need to use the "ACTIVE LOG" if I want timestamps and control over the
> tracks. Funny enough, I
> Is there anything else I need to know about getting good
> tracks?
Lambertus posted some tips on logging to this list in April:
http://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk/2009-April/036015.html
Ed
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2009/6/3 Paul Houle :
> I was annoyed to discover that saved tracks on my eTrex Vista HCx
> don't have timestamps. I did some experimenting and discovered that I
> need to use the "ACTIVE LOG" if I want timestamps and control over the
> tracks. Funny enough, I didn't find this in the manual o
I was annoyed to discover that saved tracks on my eTrex Vista HCx
don't have timestamps. I did some experimenting and discovered that I
need to use the "ACTIVE LOG" if I want timestamps and control over the
tracks. Funny enough, I didn't find this in the manual or online, so
I wrote som
Hi,
I just saw the blog entry on
http://freegeographytools.com/2009/solid-3d-landscape-models-from-landprintabout
buying a 3D Map-Print. Does anybody know if there is a service out
there that does this with OSM Data?
Greetings,
Peter
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On 03/06/09 09:10, Gervase Markham wrote:
> In
> practice, that means putting an small attribution credit on the map.
And, as a private emailer pointed out, to allow anyone to copy it
without paying a fee. Which might be thought to be a big deal, but you
can hardly reproduce an atlas with a phot
All,
Here are two bits of media from our OSM booth at Where2.0. Enjoy!
OSMers interviewed on Yahoo! developer TV (we are about 5 min. in):
http://tinyurl.com/q9spaa
OSM chatter on Canadian Broadcasting Channel Radio (we are in the
second segment, a little less than half way through): http:
Hmmm... I guess the main problem that people have is that a tag like
"importance" (or its synonyms) is inherently subjective and a subjective tag
is hard to determine "on the ground". Given the recent discussions about
unofficial cycle routes and the secondary roads in Ipswich, people seem to
be ju
2009/6/3 Joe Richards :
>
> How do you tag a drinking establishment that is not a pub? I'm thinking of
> places where
> * they typically don't serve food
food=yes/no (I think the default is No)
> * the name doesn't start with "The" or have Olde Worlde signs out the front
name=whatever
> *
On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 2:25 PM, Ed Loach wrote:
>> How do you tag a drinking establishment that is not a pub?
>
> Does amenity=nightclub fit the bill?
> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:amenity%3Dnightclub
> Otherwise stick with amenity=pub and use the osmarender layer for a
> cocktail glass
> How do you tag a drinking establishment that is not a pub?
Does amenity=nightclub fit the bill?
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:amenity%3Dnightclub
Otherwise stick with amenity=pub and use the osmarender layer for a
cocktail glass icon...
Ed
How do you tag a drinking establishment that is not a pub? I'm thinking of
places where
* they typically don't serve food
* the name doesn't start with "The" or have Olde Worlde signs out the front
* the main drinks are often wine or cocktails, rather than pints of beer
* there may (or may n
Peter Miller wrote:
> Personally I want a structure for the town which tells a story
> about today's road use, rather than a dusty document in a
> council. I should inform routing engines to keep cars on
> major roads and cyclists off them.
I don't dispute that this information would be valuab
On 02/06/09 21:16, Matías Iturburu wrote:
> Lately we have been interested in osm and, after noting that our town
> isn't in osm, we would like to upload all our catography to osm (it's
> quite a chunk of data). As a matter of taste we would like for the tiles
> on our (printed) maps, to be the sam
FabrizioThanks. I think thats the right approach. Am going to look into it
in detail. From the
outside it looks the data format is somewhat complicated.
--Madhav
2009/6/1 Fabrizio Carrai
> Not an expert, but wouldn't be a better approach to use the DEM data ?
> Maybe the accuracy wouldn't be g
Thanks Tom. That explains it.
On Mon, Jun 1, 2009 at 12:42 AM, Tom Hughes wrote:
> Madhav Vodnala wrote:
>
> There use to be "ele" tag for nodes. I exported a small area into an OSM
>> file today and I do not see "ele" tag anymore. Is that removed?.
>>
>
> Presumably because nobody felt like ta
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