I have run a comparison with TimSC's mapseg, if anyone is interested. I
think my process comes out with better results:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/User:TomChance/VectorisingStreetView#Comparison_with_Mapseg
I'm still stumped on how to do the first part of step 4 using GDAL, mind.
I've
Richard,
There is a slight different take on this with Sustrans, at least some I talk
to. What I've been told is that national routes will remain 2 digit numbers
and that new national routes will also, in theory, have a 2 digit number,
though that doesn't exactly give them much scope to expand it
On Thu, 2010-07-01 at 01:49 -0700, Richard Fairhurst wrote:
I think, ultimately, Sustrans' internal semantics shouldn't really
concern
us documenting the system from outside (even those of us who also
happen to
be rangers ;) ).
Are the cycle routes representative of what is on the ground,
Dave F. dave...@... writes:
I use footway for surfaced paths and path for unsurfaced,
This is, IMO, incorrect usage. the primary tag should be used to declare
it's legal status (am I allowed down to go down that path) secondary
tags such as 'surface' the physical condition of the way (am I
I think most of us are working with what's on the ground though there are
sections of NCN that we ride that are poorly signed though the route is in
use on the ground if you know where to go.
Generally speaking you should find the routes in OSM pretty reliable, if at
times disjointed.
Bear in
On 1 July 2010 09:59, Henry Gomersall h...@cantab.net wrote:
As a cyclist, I'm keen to say I'd find the a representation of what is
on the ground more useful. One of my pet annoyances with maps is when
they don't agree with data on the ground. Imagine trying to find an
obscure cycle route,
On Thu, 2010-07-01 at 12:03 +0100, Frankie Roberto wrote:
There's clearly a lag in the time it takes to update the legal rights
of way, hence the situation of seeing two paths on the map. Pretty
confusing, although I'm not sure what could be done about it (would it
be better to only show the
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