Hi Folks,
I am the Parks employee that Brett is talking about. I am confident I can
get the required permissions but I am also keen to do some other bulk
updates from privately held data. I am particularly keen to get from someone
an example of a shape file that has multiple OSM tags within the
On 6 September 2012 19:59, tastrax phil.wy...@parks.tas.gov.au wrote:
I am the Parks employee that Brett is talking about. I am confident I can
get the required permissions but I am also keen to do some other bulk
updates from privately held data. I am particularly keen to get from someone
an
Hi Ian,
As I understand it I can load a shape file into JOSM. From there I can copy an
item from the shape file and paste into OSM. I also gather that there is a
means to have all the tags in the shape file so that when I copy /paste, all
the tags will come with the data. Is that correct?
I
It would be best if they could upload their data with a free license
directly to their website http://www.parks.tas.gov.au/
This sounds to me more like a grass roots initiative from someone who just
happens to be employed by parks.
If we can get a person who walks trails for a living being
On Aug 26, 2012 9:30 PM, Brett Russell brussell237@brussell...@live.com.au
live.com.au brussell...@live.com.au wrote:
Also I am rather active poster on a bushwalking forum with a few, if
rather too many strong opinions, with availability of mapping data being
one, but this can have good effect.
On 26/08/12 21:30, Brett Russell wrote:
Hi
As some might have noticed I am madly loading up off road data of
walking tracks and geographical features of Tasmania along with the
roads to get there. For some reason the redaction hit remote roads
rather hard but gradually rebuilding stuff
Hi
As some might have noticed I am madly loading up off road data of walking
tracks and geographical features of Tasmania along with the roads to get there.
For some reason the redaction hit remote roads rather hard but gradually
rebuilding stuff and noticed the Herculean efforts of others
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