2009/4/10 Ed Garcia
> Related my earlier reply post on coastlines, here is an example showing
> that the landsat image is probably offset or "not calibrated"?
>
> here is a screen capture of JOSM showing Aslom Island south of Mindoro:
>
> http://www.waypoints.ph/images/aslomisland.jpg
>
> The blu
2009/4/9 Mike Collinson
> At 11:26 AM 9/04/2009, Eugene Alvin Villar wrote:
> >Hi all,
> >
> >I was doing some cleaning up and some building mapping in the Makati CBD
> area and I noticed that the satellite imagery in Yahoo! (provided by GeoEye)
> has some really bad stitching (multiple satellite
ssage --
From: D Tucny
Date: 2009/3/3
Subject: Mapnik coastline shapefile update - Philippine coast still somewhat
square when exported
To: Jon Burgess
Cc: OSM Talk
2009/3/3 Jon Burgess
> On Mon, 2009-03-02 at 10:51 +, Kevin Peat wrote:
> > I made some changes a couple of weeks ago t
I don't know if it should disturb you so much :) At the end of the day, if
some government data is found that is usable, you can ask if it's OK to use
in OSM where the license would permit people to pretty much do what they
want with the data... If they say no, then, as it stands, the data is
unusa
Morgan
> Just checked in on this again. Its still broken. Should we escalate this to
> the OSM people? I don't really know the procedure here.
>
> Jim
>
> Jim Morgan wrote, On Tuesday, February 24, 2009 09:19 AM:
> > D Tucny wrote, On Tuesday, February 24, 2009 07:10 A
ll keep my meddling browser out of there from now on ...
>
> I wasn't sure of the significance of the layer=-1 either, but as it was
> already there I left it in. Feel free to change this if it doesn't look
> right to you.
>
> Thanks for the tip about keeping coastlines d
That section of coastline is now 2193 nodes, this will be too big for the
0.6 version of the API, coastline imported by the coastline import tool
would typically make ways of up to 250 nodes if I recall correctly, over
2000 nodes will be a definite problem... It's an odd bit of coastline
tagging th
It's a bit odd really, the coastline shapefile comes from
http://tile.openstreetmap.nl/coastlines.html afaik, but, that's showing
correct coastline... I wonder what went wrong...
d
2009/2/7 Mike Collinson
> FYI, Mapnik rendering does not all come from the same source. Most
> features are done
2009/1/19 Michael Cole
> Hi I am going to be setting up a server using the Philippine map mainly,
> Later we will be using the whole planet files,
>
> But i have notice some errors in the files i have downloaded so far,Towns
> are categorized in the wrong province, Or if they are not then the
>
2009/1/15 Ed Garcia
> I was about to post the message below when I was pleasantly surprised to
> discover that this has been addressed now and the enhancement is already on
> the main map web page of OSM...
>
> >>> Gathering all discussions regarding resorts and how to locate them,
> one thing wo
his/her edits around subic/olongapo
> area.
> >
> > cheers,
> > maning
> >
> > On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 1:34 PM, maning sambale
> > wrote:
> >> In the meantime, please give the respective contributors the benefit
> >> of the doubt ;)
> >&
2009/1/12 D Tucny
> 2009/1/12 maning sambale
>
>> Just found excellent updates in two areas:
>>
>> Subic/Olongapo:
>>
>> http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=14.8266&lon=120.2912&zoom=14&layers=0B00FTF
>>
>> It looks like Olongapo is pr
2009/1/12 maning sambale
> Just found excellent updates in two areas:
>
> Subic/Olongapo:
>
> http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=14.8266&lon=120.2912&zoom=14&layers=0B00FTF
>
> It looks like Olongapo is pretty much covered. The editor is Deck Antonio.
> @ Deck are you on this list? Great work!
I think they are looking from presentations on a different type of routing
than OSM can provide :)
Technology developments is an area that OSM could potentially fit into, but,
as of right now, OSM in the Philippines in still working heavily on data
gathering, in the next couple of years as mapping
2008/12/31 D Tucny
> 2008/12/31 Jim Morgan
>
> I don't think Yahoo is in a position to be lobbied to provide more coverage
>> at the moment, and what with Jerry Yang's departure, the future of the
>> company is looking unsure. I think we need to find another sourc
2008/12/31 Jim Morgan
> Well thanks for the tip. Unfortunately I'd already finished my tracks the
> hard way by the time I read your post, so I'll have to use it next time.
Doing it the 'hard way' can often be better, especially if you have multiple
tracks, which is better too :) GPS devices ar
I've had a look, there was one extra bit of riverbank and a slightly strange
bit of joined riverbank... I corrected them both... The rest is looking
ok... just waiting for it to rerender...
d
2008/12/30 ian lopez
>
>
> --- On *Tue, 12/30/08, Maning Sambale * wrote:
>
> From: Maning Sambale
> S
2008/12/20 D Tucny
>
> As you mentioned about Potlatch and it's snap to though, JOSM also has
> snapping, yes, you can zoom in to entire screen = 1m to get around that,
> but, it can be frustrating when JOSMs guide as to what will happen when you
> create a node tells
2008/12/20 Eugene Alvin Villar
> Hi guys,
>
> After seeing someone using Merkaartor (http://www.merkaartor.org/) to edit
> in OSM, I decided to give it a try last night. Before this, I've been
> exclusively using Potlatch. Potlatch is a pretty good application and is
> definitely the best Flash a
2008/12/5 maning sambale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Yesterday I was asked by a colleague to plot planned routes for a
> series of trips around Mindanao complete with optimal route, length
> and time of travel. How the heck do I do that?
> And so I tried OSM's routing service: http://www.yournavigation
2008/12/3 maning sambale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > The original source
> > is
> http://zh.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Image:Discovery_bay.svg&variant=zh-hk
>
> Which then points to:
> Source: Drawn using Inkscape mainly according to Centamap.
> http://www.centamap.com/gc/home.aspx
> that says:
>
2008/12/3 Jim Morgan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> OK, and as I've been dying to ask this question somewhere, I'm going to
> flood the mailing list with an impossible two posts in the space of an hour.
>
> I'm assuming the maps on Wikipedia are open source. I used to live in Hong
> Kong and here's an exam
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