I’d not discount AIS. It’s deemed mostly for shipping because it’s mandatory if
a vessel is over 300 gross tonnage, but it can be applied to canal boats, and
even buildings!. An ais transponder is not the cheapest, typically £250-500,
and may not compare well with a vessel of that size.
People
On 05/02/2019 19:43, BD wrote:
Does anyone know if such is already possible using OSM + plugins etc?
I've had a quick look online but most advice refers to Google maps. Most
of the rest gets very technical very quickly. Goes over my head.
I think you are confusing OSM with the tools used to
Hi all, please see below an email send to Anglia Linux User list. As this is
more relevant to OSM forum I decided to paste it here. Phil Thane
p...@pthane.co.uk support.google.com przez earth.li Hello all, As
the N Wales and Wrexham recipients of this will know, Im not a
Hello everyone,
Thanks for the suggestions. I've had an offer of hosting (many thanks!) but
it's good to know what options are available.
Roland - thanks for the info on Overpass. Am aware that GeoJSON isn't supposed
to be epsg:3857 but I do it that way as it saves a reprojection stage.
Hi,
As an alternative, I was wondering how acceptable it would be to use the
Overpass API to obtain the data? Downloaded data would be cached on the
device so for a given area, data would only need to be downloaded once.
I'm fine with such a usage. The fine print is about other issues:
-
I am hosting my OSM based app (https://zikes.website/) on a two-tier
backend:
- the web frontend and basic user state management on the Google Cloud
Engine free tier (this is why, when you load the app, it sometimes needs to
be woken up as it snoozes when nobody's talking to it - which
Nick Whitelegg wrote:
I wondered if anyone had any affordable hosting recommendations?
Would be looking for hosting of not much more than approximately
£20/EUR 20 per month, perhaps £30/EUR 30 as a maximum.
My current server has 1GB of memory and can just about cope with
the areas above,
I've now had two reports that the Old Silk Mill has been back in business
since 1st February, so I have restored it as the venue for our Derby
meeting on 17th February.
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Nottingham/Pub_Meetup
I would be interested to know if people from further afield might be
Hi,
This weekend at FOSDEM I gave a talk on "Hikar", my augmented reality project
for walkers/hikers making use of OSM data to show trails and virtual signposts
on the device. (see http://www.free-map.org.uk/common/hikar.html for info and
screenshots).
At the moment however it only works in
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