Hi,
Concerning Intermittent water, how could we make sure to have it rendered
through mapnik and osmarender?
Daniel
Concerning Osm, there is no water level definition for the moment but there
is a proposed feature that match perfectly (*)!
On Fri, Feb 19, 2010 at 1:56 PM, Bégin, Daniel
daniel.be...@rncan-nrcan.gc.ca wrote:
Hi,
Concerning Intermittent water, how could we make sure to have it rendered
through mapnik and osmarender?
Dear Daniel,
This question appears in IRC and the talk list every once in a while.
The short
Thanks Richard.. i think i'll start mapping Flying Rhinocerosesses... as
soon as i see them :@)
Anyway,
Regarding all of the 317 map features that need to be tagged 'correctly'.
The only way i know how todo that is just by simple ...usage. When the
.osm files become available and people start
Hi Frank,
- the quick answer is yes
- the long answer is also yes but with explanations ...
The shape/area covered by a water body depends on changes in water level -
usually related to latest precipitation, snow melt or tide -. This means that
you ends up with thousands of modifications
On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 8:34 AM, Yves Moisan yves.moi...@boreal-is.com wrote:
I want to say it out loud on this list : one of the major data
contributors to OSM for Québec data is .. a great Dutch ! I want to
thank you for all the OSM work you've been doing for the last two years
I've known
Hi Richard,
It's the best description we could find in the wiki!
About water, you must alway look at the Permanency attribute (Canvec and
GeoBase). It defines if the area is always under water (plane blue on NRCan
maps) or the area is rather a feature associated with water movement (textured
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