+1
Power lines is a good example. We have some that were added for Birmingham
from the 1:25k which are no longer present. Its easy to fix but a task we
needn't have to do if folks traced what they know is present still on the
ground.
Cheers
Andy
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Robert,
Well, don't downplay our capabilities quite so easily. If the OS wanted to
set us a challenge to map something in the same detail and to the same
accuracy they achieve I can be sue that within a short time it would be
done. That's the nature of OSM. The wider point is of course that OSM
Steve Hill wrote:
Since the out of copyright 1:25K maps appeared, there has been rather a
lot of tracing going on. On the whole, I think the availability of this
data is good. However, I have noticed that around the Gower peninsula,
quite a few nonexistent roads, etc. have appeared and
+1,
I think we should be printing off maps and using them during walks. Mark
whats there, or not, with a highlighter pen.
Havent used 1:25K maps yet, but I have compared them using google when a
similar issue arose a couple of days ago. Its clear a huge amount of changes
have happened and it
On Fri, 22 Jan 2010, Jason Cunningham wrote:
We can't trace over google/bing satelite imagery because contract/terms of
use, but it is tempting use the google satellite images to check what can be
traced from the 1:25K (still the chance google is out-of-date!). This
doesn't appear to go
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The PM has responded to the petition to make free-the-postcode like data
available:
http://www.number10.gov.uk/Page2
Unfortunately, they have confused PAF (the postcode address file, with
every valid address in the country) with Postzon (a list
On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 8:43 AM, SteveC st...@asklater.com wrote:
On Jan 21, 2010, at 5:34 PM, Robert Scott wrote:
Perhaps it would be good to downplay Haiti, as it could give her a handle to
say 'Of course projects like that are great for situations like Haiti but
when it comes to real
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