ce to know which way they are going to jump, but I don't see any
reason why they do not simply 'free up' the block on existing history and then
walk away if the want to?
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ys. I was asked not to add them but
that WAS some time back, and I see that the tag does seem to have been accepted
now? This is probably another set of data that is better as a secondary layer
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OK how do I draw the shape for an island in the middle of a lake ...
I seem to recall something about getting the inner and outer paths running in
the correct direction?
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r maybe a bit more information on how the 'blue-plaques.tsv' was created to
power that map).
Is there any conflict adding a link to http://openplaques.org/people/413 and the
relevant plaque. We might also be able to convert them to OSM ;)
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it's place ... trace a building
rather than just add a new node. In many cases what I wiped was a little suspect
anyway so I doubt that loosing it would be that much agro anyway!
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list. I've commented in the past about
the lack of a similar 'English' resource and it's a pity that the
http://edina.ac.uk/ resources are not as easily accessed as the Scottish ones :(
Thanks for taking the time to improve links Andy!
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py to scan all the material I have
available. One of these days I will improve the catalogue of what I've got
available. Getting the material scanned commercially may be an option, but I
think that taking a little more care and being able to rescan when material when
there are problem
7;s still in my
view relevant and will have a historical context thereafter.
Definitely ...
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p Gloucester first,
there is not much left there to do
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e. We do now have the
block mechanism, and I feel this is an ideal candidate for that action?
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obably correctly tagged.
I presume you are looking at the license flags on that area? Certainly all the
'problems' to the East just want tagging as clean ...
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with the PAF database being licensed, that is Royal Mail managed data, but since
the street name data is freely distributed, a proper codepoint what includes the
street name is very much open source. We just have to add the right names
ourselves :(
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away from the road.
I've not been, but if JOSM has sorted the problem I'll give it a go ;)
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are mirroring OSM nicely ...
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ewalk, cycletrack and other details such as barriers between carriageways is
something that should just happen automatically from the real mapped features?
Not something that needs to be created manually ignoring the features themselves ...
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These pigging tablet email clients are crap ...
Anyway ... It would be nice if there WAS a way of accessing the older imagery?
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> Brilliant, thanks for the info and links.
> So it looks as if they are slowly updating the whole lot -- shame they
> felt it necessary to dr
We still NEED some usable mechanism to maintain historic information. On the
whole the map is just growing, so just a valid start date is all that is
needed. But increasingly we have modern history where roads are remodelled, and
moving the history of those changes to something other than the ma
onths and I certainly think
it's worth tagging when it happens as the alternative routes are miles!
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quick scan around the
website, but could not find any physical addresses listed ;)
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:addr still irritates when I'm adding
addresses for business premises ...
addr:unit could fit your use ...
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PLEASE can someone revert that straight away !!!
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rs as a selectable lay is something I'd like to see on the main map,
but for this area of the UK a local facility would be very useful. Cyclists
would benefit as well as walkers.
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m not sure how far east that goes. Is there a map showing where
reporting areas overlap?
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Ed Loach wrote:
Anyway, is the map you want the one that you get when you click
"map" in the top right on the above link?
OK cleaver clogs :)
I can see my 'problem' sitting right on the boundary of two big areas ... which
wrap one another as well.
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only covers the actual identified properties in the PAF.
There is no 'definition' of the gaps between postcodes until perhaps a new
building is added. This is one of the reasons that the National Land and
Property Gazetteer uses it's on references numbers for streets and properties
and
#x27; problem.
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loading times.
That is on the line of where I am heading :)
Of cause being able to click on a 'ward' and show the councillors will have to
come later ...
Currently the site just has a list of streets for each, so it will be nice to
know if they are ALL on OSM ...
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hedge sticking out is also accurately
mapped and does just 'end' but JOSM does not like that, so what is the 'current
guideline' when we get into this level of mapping?
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s already been converted and who is already adding stuff ...
I've located 'county', district' and 'parish' but I assume that I need to
process the ward data myself :)
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ically the ones I need are not present yet :(
I'd not realised how long ago I last looked at this stuff. I've got the Oct2009
and May2010 files and nothing since :( Just downloaded May2012 but I could do
with picking up the missing ones some time.
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xtract a single clean set of ways from the data and then create relations that
simply pick up the relevant ways and add the right tags. Combining the ONS data
with the OS Boundary Line stuff? OK some of this stuff has been added, but only
the county boundaries cover the whole of England,
? If I just replace
all the .prj files with the 'new' one all the layers will line up?
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NOW we just need free access to it
and a bot that can cross check that all of the entries exist in OSM :)
THAT is a request I've put through on the open data questionair, but if we all
ask? In the meantime, the local council have to make the data available under
open access, so the informati
placed the right physical distance from any road
that they link to with the correct link to the main way.
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tting 'town' wrong ... so is that something that needs fixing
in the tags? Where are the 'town' details picked up from?
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and the POSTAL address IS Dumbleton, EVESHAM and it's a WR postcode,
but Google says Worcs and Bing say Glocs :) I just seem to have picked a
'difficult one'
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Lester Caine wrote:
Philip Barnes wrote:
OSRM uses the place node from OSM. The node needs to be close enough to a road
it can navigate to, otherwise it will fail. I moved Shrewsbury for this reason
as it was in the middle of a pedestrianised area.
I've added addr:place tags along wit
drive across :) OSRM is calling us
'Wychavon' though which is even more confusing :( No mention of 'Broadway' at all
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over the boarder a few hundred meters and I get Field Lane, Willersey which IS
correct.
All I'm trying to do here is get Nominatim and OSRM reporting the correct
details ... but I've not found any 'rules' yet to get these reported correctly?
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http://zverik.osm.rambler.ru is doing it's job nicely. All my updates and those
from other people in the area are dropping into the in box and I can see if I
have cocked up :)
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I know this is an international thing, but overseas locations always seem to
have an even shorted 'address' that this anyway?
Need to get a lot of content moved over now ...
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Unfortunately the :-
My question is: are there any guidelines on how such
areas/relations should be defined? Political/admin boundaries don't really
help
as a data source.
What gets a little confusing is that the results will only contain the full
postcode if it's been added to an address, otherwise you may get results from
several postcodes in highly populated areas. Once the data is transferred to
addresses, only those addresses appear.
haps this is the problem? Until there are actual targets,
anything in the general area can be useful.
SO listing 'exact match' then any possible secondary hits is a good starting
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datasets that should be made openly
available.
I haven't had a reply to my own request re the NSG and NLPG stuff, but
presumably there were a substantial number of requests for the same data!
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has a gap between the Leamington Road and the roundabout. These exist on the
other views and I can't see anything wrong. Any thoughts on why they are missing
on the cycle and transport map views?
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'link' stuff does make sense at times but probably not here where the
one-way bit is probably enough.
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Personally I think the right time for any 'new' development to appear is when
the diggers move in and start work. At that point it becomes useful to see what
is going on from existing routes? Anything else is just 'speculation'.
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years since I last went.
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a in change sets.
I'm probably spoilt with some of the comparison tools when looking at
differences between versions of a file or changeset. But it would be nice to see
a graphical 'diff' between version of object history in OSM ...
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he river? There is quite a steep drop from the town to the river.
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. A single residence would not normally
have it's drive shown, but where it may have public access to walk down, 'track'
seems less formal?
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provide a short term storage solution while things are discussed further.
But ideally this needs to be stored in a 'library' location? Or do the
photographs need to be stored once scanned and indexed?
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es shown on the
wiki page are not particularly easy to work with, and I like to be able to
'edit' the demo area to see the things that are not displayed.
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than is rendered - no bunkers for example. But I don't
think we need an outline to each hole as in your example ( both links are the
same ) ... I'd prefer to see one of the tee to hole tracks which is a little
easier to view, that is if it's rendered ;)
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OTT for the base map.
I'm not a golfer - but I can see the advantage of hints when new to a course.
I've copied to list as I think this is part of the general discussion to get an
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ime to remove the distinction between
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use is not being applied properly. So what checks are you making that there is
not such a distinction between the areas that you arbitrarily changing?
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ckside since all these EXTRA tags are unnecessary
if the base standard is followed properly. I should not have to look at
secondary tags to find that an area is not actually 'landuse', but rather
'natural'. You should be able to identify managed and unmanaged areas from the
m
sible on the ground, but it is available information.
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BR is unlikely ever to do that and the information is not
> visible on the ground, but it is available information.
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They certainly are unlikely ever to do that.
Unless this lot succeed .. http://www.bringbackbritishrail.org/
xx_in_place_of___railway.3Dabandoned.__2Fdismantled.3F
<http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Talk:Railways#railway:historic.3Dxxx_or_former:railway.3Dxxx_in_place_of_railway.3Dabandoned.2Fdismantled.3F>
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t has been messed up. Don't you just
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when you should be using the inside and then outside lanes
through the intersection. FORTUNATELY I'm still running the tomtom which
correctly reports the lane to be using.
Next step on my part is to see if I can get Locus to select a private OSRM
server in place of the default one. I
exactly to support this type of data ;)
But it looks a little empty at presnet :(
http://www.openhistoricalmap.org/
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Adam Hoyle wrote:
On 8 Jul 2013, at 11:31, Lester Caine wrote:
>Adam Hoyle wrote:
>>This would be awesome information to have in OSM, but as it is historic
>>information, sometimes with no obvious above ground visualisation, is it
>>definitely appropriate for the projec
7;s original map set covering the Isle of Man on it's own. The old
maps need a little tweek to align them better with OSM, and then these views can
be added to the timeline.
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t', but not via the user 'gisuser' which is what I thought should be
used, and which has worked in all the previous steps running osm2pgsql.
Can anybody kick me in the right direction to fix this? I've got osrm routing
running on the machine so something has set up properly.
, and http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Mapnik#Authentication_failure
kicked in, but 'psql gis' gets me in and I can play with the data, just
generate_tiles.py is giving the
FATAL: Ident authentication failed for user "root" error
On 10 Jul 2013, at 08:43, Lester
Lester Caine wrote:
Not helping :(
Panic over!
Just needed to re-read the
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Mapnik#Authentication_failure note ...
I'd missed that the xml file was generated without a -user setting ;)
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On 10/07/13 09:24, Lester Caine wrote:
Not helping :(
I used
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/PostGIS/Installation#openSUSE_11.2 to
set up, and
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Mapnik#Authentication_failure kicked
in, but 'psql gis' gets me in and I can play wit
Anybody got an 'optimal' bbox setting for the UK and Ireland including the
Scottish Isles. I'm running (-14.5, 49, 3, 61) but I'm sure that the -14.5 is
overkill?
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Lester Caine wrote:
Anybody got an 'optimal' bbox setting for the UK and Ireland including the
Scottish Isles. I'm running (-14.5, 49, 3, 61) but I'm sure that the -14.5 is
overkill?
OK trimmed that to (-12.2, 49, 3, 61) which picks up the sea details off
Ireland. May nudge
7;s and rockall. creating tiles for the sea area is taking too much time.
On 10 July 2013 10:40, Lester Caine mailto:les...@lsces.co.uk>> wrote:
Lester Caine wrote:
Anybody got an 'optimal' bbox setting for the UK and Ireland including
the
Scottish Isles. I&#
to run through all issues of the bartholomew half
inch series but even the ones already available are a start.
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s I'm looking
to the evolution of areas over time.
http://lsces.co.uk/wiki/index.php?page=Bartholomew+Cloth
Thanks,
Rob
p.s. We should be able to get this view added to JOSM and other editors with
ease if it is not already there.
Yes I've been using a number of historic layers alre
' since
essentially it's a place to eat with some form of themed entertainment?
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Personally I still think of 0207 as Inner London and 0208 as Outer London, but
moving the 7/8 as part of the exchange sort of makes sense these days.
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If a hotel does not accept non-residents in it's restaurant then it's not tagged
... it's function room may be tagged as 'licensed for weddings' or just
receptions ... where do you stop :)
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I've been pushing that for years :(
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ursor much of the time that an
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recognise it! 'Reading 123456' obviously did not have as posh a ring, but I
of cause though it has a duff number and the Police became involved. SO lets
stick to numbers ...
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Footpaths all come of the
top level and the road access slopes steeply away from the car park. Just to add
to the fun, there is a car valeting business 3 stories below, as well which is
also not mapped currently. I'm not seeing anything in the wiki as a guide to
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This was a reason we objected to iD being made default - it's not ready yet :(
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run over in the morning and
gather a new track as a cross reference, but are people in general finding that
these new images are out of alignment with what is currently mapped? Can I
assume that they need realigning before using them?
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'height' above sea level. In-line comments are 'chronological' :)
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On 9 September 2013 20:05, Lester Caine wrote:
I'm currently playing in an area where the highest resolution imagery is
still an older view, whil
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It would be MUCH safer if you had to pick the boundary to select it!
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ww.openstreetmap.org/browse/node/515065315 but using the 'McMurdo
Station' name. I am expecting that I'll get several results at times, so the
node/way number will be used eventually, but initial search to give a list to
select from would be helpful.
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p.s. Is there a Linux equivalent of MAPC2MAPC?
qgis2 ?
I still need to actually get it to create an alignment, but it displays the
material I do have nicely, so is anybody using this for doing the referencing?
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al is becoming
available which while not relevent to a 'current' map is essential in completing
the historic development of the maps. In 50 years time the current view of the
map will be 'historic' and we need to design for that fact today rather than
simply hiding
't post back to that ...
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We need a clean user
interface which has easy access to edit functions, although I'm tending towards
off-line editing as certainly I would NOT recommend iD even to new users, so
josm currently seems the only option anyway going forward!
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Lester Caine - G8HFL
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Con
y. But
as yet there is no tidy method of reflecting those changes into my own rendering
... which is another problem here.
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Lester Caine - G8HFL
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us with little notification! Does no one learn?
If I've got to create my own independent site to do this then OK. I did have
OSRM running, but keeping our own mirrors up to date is simply NOT supported
well currently !!! No way can I support a whole world map, I need something that
mirrors
ace of Id so the principle has already been adopted here.
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Lester Caine - G8HFL
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having to start again as something has
changed :(
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Lester Caine - G8HFL
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Contact - http://lsces.co.uk/wiki/?page=contact
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