some areas of Winnipeg from a non-agree who
imported from a questionable source. Still plenty of work to do
though.
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multipolygons.
I guess I really should get around to writing the merge multipolygon
plugin for JOSM I keep thinking about.
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UTF-8 when you save the layer.
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On Mon, Feb 6, 2012 at 11:50 AM, Sam Dyck samueld...@gmail.com wrote:
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I've been working with ogr2osm to convert shapefiles from MLI to
replace Sam Vekemans' Geobase imports of out of date provincial park
boundaries. Running
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agree with you though, there are some roads in Winnipeg where
he's touched them since they were created, having made only minor
tagging changes. It seems a shame to have to recreate this data.
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I could come up with, given my very
limited understanding of the French language.
Could someone proof these for me and let me know if I'm completely off base?
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On Mon, Dec 19, 2011 at 7:28 AM, Bégin, Daniel
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Bonjour Tyler,
Considering the way Canvec/GeoBase product are created, I'm curious to know
where you found objects that were named in GeoBase and not in Canvec. Could
you send me some examples please
I've been merging Canvec tiles here in Manitoba over the past while,
and although I can clearly see the need to do this manually where this
is pre-existing data, I'm wondering what peoples thoughts are about
automating this process where there is NO pre-existing data in the
location bounded by a
/canvec_fix_nodes_osm.patch
If anyone is interested in a compiled JAR file for JOSM with this
patch applied, let me know and I can send you a link.
It makes merging in the canvec tiles a LOT easier (no manual selecting
of duplicate nodes and merging).
Thanks,
Tyler
On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 3:09 PM, Harald Kliems
harald.kli...@mail.mcgill.ca wrote:
Dear Tyler:
Could you maybe elaborate what that fix from previous versions did exactly?
Sounds like it might be a useful function for other, non-Canvec related
tasks, too.
Thanks,
Harald.
Sure, the chance
a number of sources. I've used
Canvec in its entitrety in the past where no other better sources of
information were available. In this particular area I felt it best to
use a fusion of data sources.
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and thus is kosher.
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overviews) and it comes in at 28GB. However I
ran gdal2tiles on the MrSid file.
I used all the default options so I ended up with zoom levels 9-17 for
this particular MrSid as well as the default rendering options. I'll
give it another shot with one of the higher quality ones.
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edges but has the worst quality. Antialias is decently fast,
decent quality. Lanczos is the best quality, preserves edges but is
extremely slow.
I'll have to try modifying the render settings and see how it goes.
I'll probably want to get the parallelized version first though.
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it takes to process some
portion of my GeoTiff. The tiled GeoTiff is about 16 GB, where the
original MrSid is 1.9GB. Might be doable. :)
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. If you're running
Ubuntu I could show you my .map file if it'd help.
I'm running a broken Debian unstable distro at the moment. :) I plan
to reformat to use UBUNTU in the future so I'll have to look at
Mapserver then.
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Anyone have a hint of how to view a GeoTiff in JOSM?
Manitoba Lands Initiative updated the aerial imagery of Winnipeg and
has a 50cm res MrSid file of the Winnipeg capital region; much more up
to date than Bing aerial and also including high res pics of areas
that Bing doesn't have.
I've converted
Well, it should be somebody local, willing to proceed slowly and check
the process at each step. Sound like anybody you know? ;-)
I suppose for once there is an advantage to living in Winnipeg. :)
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Hi Tyler,
I work for Winnipeg Transit and am the current maintainer of the GTFS export.
While I can't speak to the quality of any of the GTFS importers, GO_Sync
looks pretty comprehensive, and our GTFS feed should contain all of the data
they mention. If you or somebody else does end up
was thinking of using GTFS/OSM
Sync (http://code.google.com/p/gtfs-osm-sync/ ) to bring the data in
for Winnipeg.
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On 2011-03-03, at 9:19 AM, Brent Fraser wrote:
Tyler,
The values for the name keys look good! Is the highway geometry from the
road network or Statscan?
The highway Geometry is from Statscan, so it will not likely match up to the
road network too well. In some areas it'll be quite
On 2011-03-02, at 8:38 PM, Brent Fraser wrote:
Tyler,
The problem I have with the Statscan data is they have two attributes in the
shapefile:
NAMEMacLeod
TYPEAVE
where I want one attribute, and according to OSM best practices, I want no
abbreviations:
MacLeod Avenue
please import the StatsCan street names for Creighton?
Thanks
Sam Dyck (the one who is neither Sam Vekemans nor Samuel Longiaru)
Hi Sam,
I've got the province of Saskatchewan converted already. I'll send it to you
in a followup email.
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people think?
Cleaning his edits has been a daunting task. I recently replaced his version
of Brandon MB. I tried to maintain any local edits other than his. I find the
Canvec data is higher quality anyways, so it's not a big loss really.
Especially now that Canvec has street names.
Tyler
Thanks Daniel,
I appreciate the response. I'll keep an eye out for the tiles I'm looking for.
Thanks,
Tyler
On 2011-01-10, at 9:27 AM, Bégin, Daniel wrote:
Bonjour Tyler, Samuel, Olivier, Richard and all
The Canvec.osm conversion process is still running...
Some .gml Canvec files (input
254 = Route provinciale secondaire 254? What about roads where
there are two routes? Ie. Provincial Trunk Highway 3 83; is this Route
provinciale à grande circulation 3 83?
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there's no newer data available for that tile?
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I'm in no rush for the Manitoba stuff as there is plenty to import in the
lower half of the province where the problem has not made itself apparent.
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I typically set my changeset comments to something like:
Canvec 062J02.1.osm
Just wondering what pattern I should use?
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res out of date satellite
data, town plans (good for naming), and boundaries of cities/towns.
The outlines and boundaries are of interest to me at the moment.
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Hi
So data for morris has been imported (Thank you John), but looking at the
data in JOSM show hundreds of blank nodes in town. Do these
Okay, I've fixed up the Morris area; I've merged in the street names you
added int he latest change set. You're free to edit this area as much as
you like now.
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On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 1:22 PM, Tyler Gunn ty...@egunn.com wrote:
Btw yes manitoba lands data is fine as their license is compatible.
Please add the details for the Manitoba Lands Data and license to the
import
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with merging data on a smaller scale. Areas like Winnipeg are a
pain because there is so much exising data and you need to determine what
to keep, merge and add.
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I can do that for u. When do you need it for?
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I had an opportunity to visit the town of Morris, Manitoba
(http://www.openstreetmap.org/index.html?mlat=49.355mlon=-97.365zoom=15layers=B000FTF).
Seeing
Someone set the natural=coastline on the outline of Lake Winnipeg to
natural=water, but didn't fix the natural=coastline islands in the
middle. :)
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If it's really messed up I'd just delete it and retrace it from yahoo. The
buildings in canvec tend to be pretty low resolution any how.
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Hi a building here is wrong. Much of it has been
On Tue, 17 Aug 2010 16:26:07 -0400, Bégin, Daniel
daniel.be...@rncan-nrcan.gc.ca wrote:
Tyler, James,
FYI, NRN roads are more up to date than anything found in the MLI 20K
seamless maps. The 1:20 000 topographic data was compiled from 1989 to
2001
and has not since then been edited.
Hi
On further reflection I'm going to re-classify my down-graded tertiaries
back to tertiary. The entire Canvec dataset is this way, so we might as
well keep the country consistent. It's such a minor point really in my
mind, why make things over complicated.
Tyler
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wrote:
Tyler,
Have you considered using the 1:20k data published by the Manitoba
government? I think the license is compatible with OSM's, but you'd
have
to
have a look at it.
https://mli2.gov.mb.ca/ (free
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Oops, should have gone to the list.
I wasn't able to find the license on the Manitoba site. Any chance
you could link to it, and send it to the License Working Group?
Seems like there shouldn't be any issues as it's
the tiles that
are not rendering correctly. :)
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regularly. However, it seems I can NEVER get a good planet.osm download;
they're always corrupts. Or did you start with JUST a download of Ontario
(using the XAPI API) and are just applying the planet diffs to that?
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If you draw a selection box over where the two tiles meet and run the validator
in Josm one of the errors it can report is duplicate nodes. When you are
merging tiles where roads and areas are split between the tiles there is a copy
of all nodes on the border between the tiles in each file.
city/town boundaries
in a canvec tile I'm working on so I figure why not.
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them, and then Shift-J to join the two areas.
For roads, you can just merge the nodes and you're good. A quick litmus test
to see if two roads were merged properly is to select both ways and try to
combine them. If it says you can't combine them, then the nodes didn't merge.
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are the primary ones most people will
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I heard back from user Sundance. He is indeed legit and was using yahoo to get
a rough sketch of the roads in rural mb.So I don't think he's a
continuation of vreimer.
Speaking of vreimer; glad to have canvec now as most of rural mb was added by
vreimer. The unfortunate part is that
the Canvec data.
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missing in the Canvec data. Again, might want to check if the
names are shown in the canvec data. I know here in MB all the streets are
unnamed in the Canvec data, meaning we need to copy the street names
manually from the Stats Can data.
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truthing the
data (Canvec, etc.)? I would find it interesting doing some ground
truthing.
I will be interested to see what all people have to say about this. :)
I for one wish I could get access to some survey-grade GPS equipment. But
its just so darn expensive.
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the address data is added to Manitoba, that will also mean that the
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If we're talking priority, then I'd love to see more of Manitoba,
specifically these areas I'm very familiar with:
062H - Winnipeg
062I - Gimli
062N - Dauphin area
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The buildings layer in CanVec is somewhat dated from what I can tell,
especially in Winnipeg.
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My big question is:
Should we be bringing in JUST the cities/towns/village boundaries? My
person thought is that y
If you'd like to take a look at the converted OSM file for MB, it's
available at the following URL:
www.egunn.com/dl/statcan_boundaries_mb.zip
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for Winnipeg based on the Stats Can
data. I'm not going to add any more, and will delete this if the licensing
falls through.
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been using the Stats Can NRN data improperly.
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data set?
I took at look at the TIFF for Portage La Prairie in MB (near me):
ftp://ftp2.cits.rncan.gc.ca/pub/cantopo/50k_tif/062/g/cantopo_062g16_tif.zip
I did notice the city boundaries in there. Hmm, that's always good to
see... :) The data is out there, we just need to find it.
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government in this manner? If so is
there any starting point letter I could use that someone has?
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So i think the NWT should still be alot of OpenRange.
I got some areas in Nunavut, Sask and Northern Ontario -- I'll venture
into other areas as I get the time.
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the routes I figured were
available.
I was just trying to determine the method that puts the least amount of
load on the servers.
I figured it'd be optimal to just download the changes rather than the
whole area each time.
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Ironically, here's the only example of a fully tagged bus stop in Winnipeg
that I can find (one of my first attempts at it):
http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/node/679411842
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knowing they're straight.
So I'm curious if I should consider the GeoBase data more correct and
attempt to clean up accordingly? There's not a lot of good GPS trace data
in the area so perhaps I just need to drive out myself to get some
readings.
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of the interpolation ways. Is the import of this data just not
complete yet?
2. Based on the start/end house numbers, you should set addr:interpolation
to even or odd.
Sorry if I totally missed an explanation of this in a previous message.
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Hey, has anyone been having problems getting to the geobase and toporama
WMS servers lately? I haven't been able to get them to respond in JOSM.
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Take a look now; I think it should be looking a bit better. :)
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If there is a segment of
addressed data in the middle of a rural road it might be fun to try and
figure out where that maps to in the OSM data. I'll have to look at the
NRN data more closely to see if I can find an instance of this in Manitoba.
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address interpolation ways for an area from the NRN data. For now I
just describe the format of the NRN files, and where to get them.
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I'm half way through adding the left side address interpolation ways
for an area. Wow is that tedious work; the statcan roads are just a
general idea of the road layout and not much else. Oh well better
than having to survey it all.
Tyler
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Really it's just moving things around and aligning it up nicely. This is
just the left-side interpolation ways; I need to get the right side added
in for these areas as well.
I've posted a copy of the script I'm using here:
http://www.egunn.com/doku.php?id=osm
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this, do I need to first wait until all the
Canvec OSM files are available? Just wanted to get a feel for the process
here.
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are horrible. Ideally I'd like one with
Bluetooth so I can put my old hp ipaq to use for poi logging, etc.
My iPhone 3gs has gps but it's accuracy makes it useless for recording
tracks.
Just not sure if the myriad of little bluetooth loggers can hold their
own or not
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Sent
According to the registrar openstreetmap.ca was renewed. Of course
the admin contact info is unlisted. So I used Cira's (group in charge
of .ca) service to send an email to the admin of the domain. Still
waiting to hear back.
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want to purchaise it? Im sure whoever does will be willing to
allow for multiple admins, so this wont happen again. :-)
Any takers?
Sam
I just looked at the Whois and it appears to be renewed until next
year now. Hopefully the right person renewed it.
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(it's a
613
number) I dont know, would they have access to the history of the
domain?
I'll message him on facebook asking to contact you.
Ok get him to give me an email. For now I will get in contact with
domains at cost to see what is what.
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maps just don't support addresses yet.
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This is perhaps the only area of OSM, that i dont stick my fingers
in. :-)
Will be great if you can solve the puzzle.
As it would be great to be adding in that detail.
I can see why we don't tend to bulk import the statscan data; the
streets they have defined in the areas I'm looking
the exits?
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it gets processed when the tiles are updated.
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Hi Tyler,
OpenJUMP probably isn't the tool to do this with. Three tools come to
mind:
Its do-able, but probably not as easy as you had hoped.
Hi Dan.
Thanks for the suggestions; I am a computer programmer by trade so
junctions, etc. I realize the Wiki has guidelines
for lots of this but its always nice to get some tips and tricks from other
sources as well.
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Welcome
Yup, thats alot of houses. Great work!
Thanks!
A couple things.
1 - You can use Toporama from Natural Resources Canada, and set it up as a
WMS layer in JOSM
Awesome! I've added that in and have been able to trace some roads up in
rural MB around Dauphin
of features to add to
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