James, Julia, I am responsible for delivering the NB high resolution imagery to Esri Canada. The imagery only includes about 10% of the province and it is mostly in the urban areas but it does include
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Malheureusement John, il y a eu pire comme problèmes de qualité pour l'ouragan
Matthews.
Pouratant, on prétendait supporter une urgence, puis une fois les medias
ailleurs, on arrête les mapathons et on laisse les problèmes. De là mon
article sur HOT qui disait que c'était une cause oubliée.
I completely agree with Pierre on this one. Especially if its going to
involve more than one University.
In Ottawa we imported the building outlines first through opendata. Then
new mappers can just add tags. Just as a reminder here are some buildings
mapped in Africa probably in a maperthon
Le projet Building Canada 2020 et la page wiki créée pour le projet ne sont pas
à l'initiative de la communauté OSM du Canada. À mon avis, les initiateurs de
ce projet doivent indiquer clairement qui est responsable de ce projet et qu'il
n'est pas endossé par la communauté OSM du Canada.
Nous
Hi all,
my 2c:
If we want to have a bunch of new to OSM people map things, I would
suggest that these is a *physical location* with *experts presen**t*.
As we see with the Carleton University example (not uOttawa), it's
hard to get new folks on board... i would guess that although there
The ESRI layer in BC is now pretty good as well, and has the latest
orthophotography from all the cities with open data (and a few that don't).
Much easier than manually collecting from each municipality. Generally this
is still the urban cities and town, and not rural areas of course though.
Il y a d'autres priorités que les immeubles et je ne suis pas convaincu que
l'objectif Immeubles 2020 proposé par des partenaires doit être endossé par la
communauté OSM-Canada.
Encore plus que le monde rural, il y a tout le nord à cartographier. Puis les
divers projets de Mapathon on montré
Hi Julia
> I would like to know if you have any suggestions on
> cities/towns/communities in Canada to focus on, particularly rural
> regions that are not mapped and have high resolution imagery.
I'd be pleasantly surprised if there was much intersection between
"rural" and "high-resolution
Anything in New Brunswick will most likely have high resolution imagery as
the goverment donated their imagery to ESRI world imagery. The praries
(Northern alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba) have vary little mappers
compared to the rest of the country, it would be fun for people to give
them a
Hi everyone,
I am currently working at Mapbox on the Data Team and previously worked at
StatCan on the Crowdsourcing project. Mapbox is collaborating with StatCan
to engage Canadian universities to participate in the Building Canada 2020
project
Overpass peut être utilisé de deux façons pour analyser l'historique d'OSM1.
DATE: État de la carte à une date précise : Exemple de James
2. ADIFF: Transactions effectuées entre deux dates. Dans l'exemple ci-dessous,
j'utilise xml plutot que json comme format d'output. Aussi plutot que out body
I've gave an example to your students to find old nodes(thanks andy for
synthax I forgot how to query in past)
https://github.com/TraceyLauriault/COMS2200A/issues/43
On Oct 18, 2017 6:07 AM, "Andy Townsend" wrote:
> For info, there's a bunch of stuff that you can do with
For info, there's a bunch of stuff that you can do with Overpass to see
the state of an object on a certain date, for example:
[date:"2017-08-25T00:17:06Z"];
way(300069227);
out geom;
http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/spV
Also it might be worth considering using the dev site
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