Hi, my guess is that you were tracing the CanVec Roads from the .zip
file i sent you?
If so, the reason it's still in Beta Phase, is that it needs to show
source= tags, so people who where you got the data from. Also,
keeping all the UUID tags is important.
For the GeoBase2osm script, that's
On Wed, 25 Mar 2009, Jonathan Stewart wrote:
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 7:26 AM, Steve Singer ssinger...@sympatico.ca wrote:
This will be an impediment to importing, for sure. I have maps of
Winnipeg i could get names from, but rural roads would be quite
difficult.
I have an idea on how we
Hey Steve,
My friend and I are having some success with the instructions on that
page, i may add something to it that's a bit more of a step-by-step
guide. We're both running Ubuntu, but most of the tools seem cross
platform.
Having trouble figuring out the config for osm2shp, any tips?
I can
Oh Wow. Sam, this is great.
I am just exploring all the data you gave me, which is tons. I love
all the hydrological data. The amenities are pretty amazing, too. I
just found shapes, too! Like, shapes of buildings. Not the best
quality of data (even official sources are made by humans,
Now that I've finished importing the roads in Albera I'm deciding on the
next region I'll tackle.
Is anyone else actively working on importing roads? (I know John has been
working in south-western Ontario). I don't want to duplicate efforts.
I am considering:
-Nova Scotia
-British Columbia
I have just joined the list, and am really impressed with your work on
Alberta, Steve.
Do you have a link or brief instructions on how you are doing the
import? I am particularly interested in Manitoba, as I live in
Winnipeg, and have the most knowledge of this province. I would like
to help the
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