Hi Blake (and everyone else)
Did we get any feedback after the last summer's HOT activities/tasks in
Sweden? Did anyone use the updated maps?
Best regards
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FYI, I'm in communication with Lantmäteriet regarding allowing OSM to use
their aerial photos and terrain model (and possible more if we find use for
it) for mapping the affected areas where the firefighters will be
commissioned. It's been a bit troublesome getting in touch with the right
people
The topowebb imagery is already predefined in JOSM. You simply open the
imagery menu in JOSM when panning over Sweden. There are also other useful
imagery predefined in JOSM and in iD, including the entire road network
from Trafikverket.
The Swedish mappers on this list may want to consider
Hi Blake,
as I mentioned yesterday, I am more or less off-grid now, with no access to
any computer, and limited access to my phone. :-/
I hope someone else has the possibility to request data from Lantmäteriet.
/Mattias
tis 24 juli 2018 kl. 14:51 skrev Blake Girardot :
> Hi Mattias,
>
> Please
Hi all,
If these task squares are too small please let me know I can re-create
the project and make them 20 sq/km instead of the 5 sq/km they are
now.
But 20 sq/km is hard to "scan" in the editors so I felt 5 sq/km was as
large as we wanted to go.
respectfully,
blake
On Tue, Jul 24, 2018 at
Hi Mattias,
Please do let me know if you get access to the updated imagery.
We would need what is called a "TMS Endpoint" or WMS or WTMS.
There is an excellent WMS end point right now that could use someone
investigating all the layers that are available, I will find it and
share it here.
In
I got a response from another source, who states that Lantmäteriet for a
long time have tried to convince the Swedish government that Lantmäteriet
should be able to open up geographical information in cases like this. With
little success so far.
So while it seems like a relatively low probability
>From Copernicus coverage map [3] I would say that the "Enskogen" we want to
map is located at [4]. Christian your link to [5] seems to be a bit far too
north for the fires, at least from my interpretation of the maps. Can you
give a direct Copernicus link to the map that points to [5]?
[3]
> 24 juli 2018 kl. 00:01 skrev Blake Girardot :
>
> So if folks are still interested in I will create a project for
> mapping in the areas Christoffer identified.
Please do. I’ll try put in a few hours tomorrow.
Karl
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Yes, personally I believe it would be most helpful if we could just get the
Lantmäteriet HQ to give us permission to use their aerial imagery for this
project. I would suggest that the project defines what data is desired
(type of data and geographical extents) and try to get permission to use
Hi Mattias,
I appreciate this information. My apologies you get this twice, I
thought I was also sending it to the main talk-se list, so I am
resending it.
The issue here is that the folks requesting osm mapping is because
they are used to working with OSM data.
I will pass on the really
I started to add some roads around Kårböle about an hour ago, from NVDB.
I've also added a few local names. However, Ekonomiska kartan does not
seem to work for the area.
For finding their way around, I guess roads and local names are most
important?
But I am a bit confused about the
The Swedish government agency (Lantmäteriet) should have aerial imagery of
excellent quality (0.25 or 0.5 m resolution). Given the level of public
support for the Polish firefighters, it should be a PR disaster for
Lantmäteriet to decline a request for use of these images.
Most Swedish students
Around 70 out of reported 144 Polish firefighters seems to be headed to
Ljusdal (Kårböle) [1]. That would correspond to #01 Enskogen on the map
Blake posted a link to in earlier email, some satellite images from
Copernicus found at [2].
[1]
2018-07-23 14:45 GMT+02:00 Blake Girardot :
> Thank you all for your replies.
>
> The firefighters are from Poland and in Poland they use OSM
> exclusively for their work.
>
> They do not know where they will be assigned yet so hopefully later today.
>
> They said they generally are interested in
Thank you all for your replies.
The firefighters are from Poland and in Poland they use OSM
exclusively for their work.
They do not know where they will be assigned yet so hopefully later today.
They said they generally are interested in roads, forestry roads,
waterways and water bodies (lakes,
I am a Swedish mapper with experience mapping in the areas surrounding the
fires and are willing to help with mapping.
/Johnny
Den mån 23 juli 2018 kl 13:34 skrev Björn Stenberg :
> I am a quite experienced Swedish mapper with some HOT mapping experience
> but I have never organised HOT work.
I am a quite experienced Swedish mapper with some HOT mapping experience
but I have never organised HOT work. I would definitely help with a HOT
mapping effort.
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Björn
On 23 July 2018 12:53:16 pm Blake Girardot wrote:
Greetings,
HOT received a request to improve the mapping around wild
On 2018-07-23 12:51, Blake Girardot wrote:
HOT received a request to improve the mapping around wild fires to
support fire fighters in Sweden.
Is there a local, active person, who would like to take responsibility
to organize remote mapping projects to support that request?
Or maybe folks who
Greetings,
HOT received a request to improve the mapping around wild fires to
support fire fighters in Sweden.
Is there a local, active person, who would like to take responsibility
to organize remote mapping projects to support that request?
Or maybe folks who would contribute if I set up some
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