Hi Gregory,
Leigh has expanded a bit on twitter:
https://twitter.com/ldodds/status/1066233917722845184
I think their argument is that some big tech companies are already sharing
back (e.g. into OSM) and this should be seen as the standard approach. This
becomes particularly true when big tech
Hi BD,
Ed's right that opinions will vary and there's often not one perfect
answer. Allow me to propose a modification of Martin's suggestion, for
the case where you have one single outline for a whole terrace and no
knowledge of exactly which housenumber sits where:
building=terrace
BD asked:
> can some one tell me, what is the best way to map houses in residential area.
>
> Which one should we consider the most appropriate way to map longer building
> comprised of few properties?
I'm not sure either of your two examples are the best way, and I suspect the
answer is
Hi, can some one tell me, what is the best way to map houses in residential
area. I was thinking of this on a much smaller scale (four or five terraced
homes) but here is a good example of even longer properties.
www.openstreetmap.org www.openstreetmap.org West of the Westbury Ave., each
On 26/11/2018 12:07, Gregory Marler wrote:
The ODI have called on the government to pressure Google, Uber, Apple
into releaseing "mapping data"
The ODI have called on the government to pressure Google, Uber, Apple into
releaseing "mapping data"
https://theodi.org/article/we-call-on-the-government-to-work-with-google-apple-and-uber-to-publish-more-map-data-and-support-the-uks-emerging-technologies/
This got a fair amount of media
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