. ] is there an Irish specific guide anywhere ?
I have started to put together a page that pulls the osm data for the
area and plots the cycle related ways and features on a map, it is
pretty crude at the moment but will post it when I get round to tidying
it up a bit .
Cheer again for the help,
Keith
this location date
could then be used to add shrine locations to OSM ?
If ye think the location data could be of use to OSM let me know what is
the best way to provide it,
enjoy !
http://streetpew.vool.ie/
Keith
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This might be of interest...
Jo Walsh talk 'Putting Out Data Fires; life with the OpenStreetMap DWG'
as part of Programmable City’s Data and the City workshop in Maynooth.
https://vimeo.com/138624551
http://www.maynoothuniversity.ie/progcity/
Keith
Helo,
Just wondering if there is any common tags used to tag
ringforts/rath/lios's etc., and if many have been mapped to date ?
Keith
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Hi Colm,
Would rounding errors really cause them to be that far out ?
The one on the Old Dublin road is over 300m off
http://www.google.com/maps/place/54.113372999104556,-6.3545274999
While one crossing on the N54/A3 seems almost 1/2 a km off !
Keith
On 18/10/2018 15:31, Colm Moore
comparing the 2 data sets:
http://stuff.vool.ie/border_osm_vs_osi/
Keith
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Fascinating video Keith! And mesmerising I ha
ng what you thoughts are.
Regards,
keith
PS
On a related note, I created this video composed from 17,117 satellite
images tracing the path of the border as extracted from OSM.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCd9b0hiio0
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