The devil is in the detail. I would say you can have a high quality
map, but with limited coverage. Think of the site plan of your house.
To assess quality or coverage I don't think you can compare OSM to
other map providers, as which provider represents the gold standard? I
would change the
You are using EPSG:4326 projection instead of EPSG:3857
Use this file in QGIS as the raster layer:
http://aerial.openstreetmap.org.za/aerial-osm-org-za-tiles.xml (save
it locally first)
Thanks Grant,
Your xml file works well. Qgis is just much slower than my browser to
load the data :(
Nice work Grant! I found gaps too and most resulted from incorrect
georeferencing embedded in the sid or tif file. The world files were
correct, but gdal ignores them and gives precedence to the embedded
georeferencing. I had to create gdal vrt files and fill them with the
information from the
Failing the data being available, would it be safe to assume the
reserve lies between Lesotho and the surrounding municipal boundaries?
District and local municipality boundaries are already shown on the
map. The difference between the two represent DMAs (district
management areas) which
Hi
Sam wrote:
Correction:
for step 8, the correct word is MERGE (not purge).
snip /snip
-unfortunatly, the only program that can do this is ArchGIS (i think)
-is there any opensource equivelant that can do this?
uDig has a light weight conflation tool:
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