Hi james,
Marking out a track is a reasonable approach.
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to do a 1-off import, or maybe include a tag on the
imported data matching a unique identifier for the same feature in the
vicmap data. The US Tiger import did something like this.
- Ben Kelley.
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Hi everyone,
I'm meeting Vicmap and data.gov
import, or maybe include a tag on the
imported data matching a unique identifier for the same feature in the
vicmap data. The US Tiger import did something like this.
- Ben Kelley.
On 10 Oct 2013 17:12, Li Xia m...@lixia.co wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm meeting Vicmap and data.gov
.
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Hi everyone,
I'm meeting Vicmap and data.gov http://data.gov staff tomorrow
to get their blessing on importing vicmap data into OSM.
Once the licensing is squared away, we can move onto discussing
difficult to resolve. You
could either plan to do a 1-off import, or maybe include a tag on the
imported data matching a unique identifier for the same feature in the
vicmap data. The US Tiger import did something like this.
- Ben Kelley.
On 10 Oct 2013 17:12, Li Xia m...@lixia.co wrote
elements to
integrate the datasets and keep them updated. Even if that is simply
merging the datasets in josm.
We need to get the vicmap data in a form that will have maximum
utility to OSM mappers.
Ian.
On 12 October 2013 09:09, Li Xia m...@lixia.co wrote:
Hi Nick,
Yes, vicmap data does
Quick update...
I met with data.vic and vicmap yesterday for permission to import vicmap
data into OSM.
data.vic has requested that we include attribution in the wiki
pagehttp://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Contributors#Australian_government_public_information_datasets,
and then they will request
Hi everyone,
I'm meeting Vicmap and data.gov staff tomorrow to get their blessing on
importing vicmap data into OSM.
Once the licensing is squared away, we can move onto discussing techniques
of importing the data. Snapshot data in shp format is available from
data.vic.gov.au. Alternatively a
Gday,
I had a meeting with Vicmap staff today in regards to importing Vicmap data
into OSM under the CC license. They are very excited about the community
showing interest in their data and are have clarified that importing it is
fine.
I also asked about obtaining a letter of authority so they
Hi Nyall,
Jodee Cook is the correct person, we are on the same page. How is the
progress?
Li.
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Gday,
I had a meeting with Vicmap staff today in regards
Gday everyone,
I've been talking to DSE about importing vicmap data into OSM under the CC
license. Got this reply today...
The Creative Commons licence requires you to Attribute the work/data as
being Vicmap Data. We would like to sit down with you at some stage in
early October and discuss the
them the odbl licence and position it as 'is this ok with
your open government stance? '
neatly avoids cc by confusion, gives them an attitude to address, and
likely ends up with 'let it be free'
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Gday everyone,
I've been talking
Is marking source:GeoScience Australia considered attribution?
Li.
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Sweet, very exciting and willing to lend a hand in the import process.
Also have a few contacts in Vicmap, and will email Nyall Dawson directly.
What tools are available for importing data (and removing duplicates)
Li.
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Hi Brett, I'm Li, founder and developer of Mud Map 2.
You bring up great points. We have a small development team, the app was
released 6 weeks ago and it's just the start. Heaps of feature upgrades are
planned. Upload your tracks as a GPX trace to OSM from the app is one of
them.
Are you able
Provided that licensing is all good, how can the data be imported into OSM?
What can be done to ensure there's minimal duplicates?
Li.
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Significant was what I meant. Using route relation makes sense.
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Li
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Major 4wd tracks such as
Birdsville track
Old telegraph track
Wonagatta rd
Etc
it).
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features
Is there a particular reason why you'd want to see it there? If you find
the tag has utility, then use it.
Ian.
On 9 May 2013 15:29, Li Xia lisxia1...@gmail.com wrote:
Cool, but it's not listed in the main map features page?
http
://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/keys/seasonal#map
However, I also agree with Andrew's note, that if you have detailed
information on access, then the opening_hours syntax and conditional
restrictions is quite expressive.
Ian.
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Hi Mappers,
Is there a tag that's officially recognised that can be used to highlight
major 4WD tracks. Similar tags for hiking, cycling existing under route:xx
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Gday mappers,
I'm Li from Mud Map. We've just launched Mud Map 2, an iOS app that
includes a OSM based vector map engine that works completely offline. It's
been developed with a focus on outdoor recreational use, for example
4WDing, touring, hiking etc. Being vector, map data is fairly compact
Hi Mappers,
Gates in many regional, state reserves or national parks have seasonal
access. There's no official tag for this in the OSM wiki, right now options
are
access=yes or no
If someone knows of the accepted way seasonal access should be tagged, that
would great,
Alternative, i'm
Hey Russell,
At the node where the way changes traversibility, split the way into 2. Then
tag each way with the appropriate tag.
Li.
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and
sadly probably won't.
But other applications will still be free to note one or the other of
course. How they cope if they actually observe both and note the
conflict I guess is up to the app it self.
David
On Tue, 2012-11-06 at 23:32 +1100, Li Xia wrote:
Hi David,
Just scanned your
On Mon, 2012-11-05 at 17:28 +1100, Li Xia wrote:
No probs david, and you'll be getting plenty of input from me, watch
out ;-)
A draft would be great. Let me know when it's ready to review.
Li.
On 05/11/2012, at 9:10 AM, David Bannon wrote:
Thanks Li, I have not put that proposal
that if you and I spent a couple of weeks having some
driving fun, we'd agree on the vast majority of the tracks we graded.
David
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And when I do, I'll not be wanting just your vote, it will be your input I
will really need !
Maybe I should put a draft up on my personal page while we wait ?
David
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Hi David, just my 2 cents on 4WD_only tags.
By adding a 4x4 recommended tag will add to the complexity because it's kind of
subjective as to which roads/tracks are traversable in a 2WD vehicle, therefor
adding another option for this key will further complicate the issue.
Li.
render hints, but I think that becomes
a matter of preference pretty fast. Especially when OSM data can be rendered
in a number of ways.
I think it is worth considering what about a road makes you want to render it
as a different type of road.
- Ben Kelley.
On Nov 1, 2012 3:01 PM, Li
Hi John,
Why would it be limited to just 1 purpose? Any rendering engine can take
advantage of these hints?
Li.
On 01/11/2012, at 5:11 PM, John Smith wrote:
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What do you guys think?
what you are really after is a custom
Thanks for the suggestions, I couldn't agree more for static rendering. However
this approach has some massive draw backs in terms of performance. Any
suggestions in this region?
Li.
On 01/11/2012, at 5:13 PM, Daniel O'Connor wrote:
What do you guys think?
It's non trivial to do it this
Importance is of most interest. In regional areas where density is much lower,
rendering lower class roads earlier on in the zoom level would improve the
usability of the map much more.
Li.
On 01/11/2012, at 5:32 PM, Ben Kelley wrote:
You can change how mapnik renders by defining different
Hey Stephen,
Appreciate the suggestions, I also thought about doing something similar to the
idea of utilising density.
The issue is one of performance, and sorting data no the fly is an expensive
operation.
Right now, data is sorted at compile time and stored in tiles based on the
number of
Hey guys,
Since we are on the topic of rendering, I should explain my background.
I'm the Founder of Mud Map and we develop iOS app for outdoor recreational
navigation, 4wd, hiking etcs.
We've been working on a offline rendering engine for a while now and it works
well with OSM data. Would
Hi John,
Why would it be limited to just 1 purpose? Any rendering engine can take
advantage of these hints?
On 01/11/2012, at 5:11 PM, John Smith wrote:
On 1 November 2012 15:01, Li Xia lisxia1...@gmail.com wrote:
What do you guys think?
what you are really after is a custom rendering
Thanks for the suggestions, I couldn't agree more for static rendering. However
this approach has some massive draw backs in terms of performance.
Another idea was using routes to define the importance, what do you guys think
about this approach?
Li.
On 01/11/2012, at 5:13 PM, Daniel O'Connor
Importance is of most interest. In regional areas where density is much lower,
rendering lower class roads earlier on in the zoom level would improve the
usability of the map much more.
Li.
On 01/11/2012, at 5:32 PM, Ben Kelley wrote:
You can change how mapnik renders by defining different
related to at which zoom level each road
class is been rendered. Issues lies in the difference in density. A config that
works well for metro areas doesn't work in regional areas.
Li.
On 01/11/2012, at 7:46 PM, John Smith wrote:
On 1 November 2012 19:32, Li Xia lisxia1...@gmail.com wrote
Hey everyone, have an idea about map rendering and want to get your thoughts.
One of the challenges is in rendering a useful map for recreational use is
displaying roads, tracks, trails and to some degree water lines at appropriate
zoom levels in more remote regions where the density is lower
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