Thanks for the update. I thought the 1500 were closer to the Montreal
area and was confused in my overpass-fu. I'll have a look at some point
at all this data.
Cheers,
Charles
On 09/22/2016 08:12 PM, Stewart C. Russell wrote:
> Hi Charles -
>
>> Would you mind educating me? I'm not very good
Hi Charles -
> Would you mind educating me? I'm not very good with the overpass API. I
> just tried and only got 3 ways in the Montréal area (indeed service
> roads) with "source=improve_osm_tn". What's a good query?
This (short link) query pulls up over 1900. Most of them are outside the
Bonjour Charles,
La requête ci-dessous permet de voir tous les chemins avec la clé
improve_osm_tn. Je ne vois que deux endroits sur l'Ile de Montréal. Un peu
plus dans les régions environnantes. Ailleurs, j'en ai édité un certain nombre
et ensuite modifié avec la source pertinente soit Bing ou
Hi Mihai
Most of the population in Canada lives close to the south border with USA. The
northern areas are isolated with sparse villages, mining and forestry
activities. In the forestry areas, main roads are already quite dangerous with
overweight trucks driving very fast. The tracks going out
Hi,
@dega - changeset 41680708 has been reverted with changeset 42314543, with my
username (mihaii_telenav). Can you please check the area and update it so it
reflects ground truth?
@Pierre - I've reviewed the ways you suggested. Please find my comments in green
* id=439021577
> Canadian mappers really should take a look on overpass to see where
> there are source=improve_osm_tn edits. There are a couple of hundred in
> Halifax/Dartmouth, over 1400 in the GTA, about 1500 around
> Montreal/Laval, and over 4000 around Edmonton. (None in the NCR so far,
> btw). Most of
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