Re: [Talk-ca] Regional trail progress Quality trust on OpenStreetMap

Right, thanks John :) The other thing i forgot to add was that we try to encourage people to add the source=* tag, this helps in decision making. And yet another thing, because both the CanVec LIO source data contains the 'source:date=*' field, this should really be added, as it varies greatly

[Talk-ca] NHN and one way rivers

Sorry if this message shows up twice; I tried to send with the wrong email address and the list server got unhappy. I can't cancel the first message but it isn't showing up either. I was looking at the waterways imported from the Geobase NHN NLFlow layer and they are all tagged as oneway. As I

Re: [Talk-ca] Administrative boundaries Quebec

Yeah, I know, but as an overlays it is still showing what it can be integrated into OSM, it is a good start!!! What is your strategy to clear legal details? If you need help stay in touch with me, because I am working in the government of Quebec and I know really well the people at the Ministère

Re: [Talk-ca] Administrative boundaries Quebec

Nicolas Gignac wrote: Yeah, I know, but as an overlays it is still showing what it can be integrated into OSM, it is a good start!!! What is your strategy to clear legal details? If you need help stay in touch with me, because I am working in the government of Quebec and I know really well

[Talk-ca] Import of large features in Canvec

Hi all, Today I have (finally) worked on large features in Canvec data (forests, water, etc.), and I have come up with a method how to deal with them. This currently involves PostGIS, but maybe I'll use GEOS or another method, so that it isn't necessary to load data in a DB. More details will

Re: [Talk-ca] Import of large features in Canvec

On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 10:59 PM, Frank Steggink stegg...@steggink.org wrote: Hi all, Today I have (finally) worked on large features in Canvec data (forests, water, etc.), and I have come up with a method how to deal with them. Bravo! Looks great.