+1.5 for the maproulette suggestion.
--SEJ
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> On 2016年3月16日, at 19:47, Charlotte Wolter wrote:
>
> Martijn,
>
> The Arizona Dept. of Transportation (ADOT, www.azdot.gov) has
> extensive information on both proposed and
Hi all,
I was thinking about a good way for the community to get a feed of construction
updates from state DOTs. Has anyone ever attempted this? A good start should be
a list of state DOTs (I found
http://www.dot.state.ak.us/transpo_resources.shtml
Martijn,
The Arizona Dept. of Transportation
(ADOT, www.azdot.gov) has extensive information
on both proposed and completed projects,
sometimes with photos. Seems like a good resource.
These could make good Mapoulette challenges.
--C
At 11:20 AM 3/16/2016, you wrote:
Hi
OKDOT provides updates on Twitter as well as posts weekly (and occasionally
more often when warranted) "Traffax" PDF updates on their website that has a
list of all scheduled roadwork and closures on state highways. Back in the
olden days Traffax was blasted via fax to all the news outlets in
Cool. I added simple CSV and JSON files with all the web site of the DOTs for
the 50 states + DC. I verified all the web site links and they seem good. We
can take it anywhere from here.
For example if someone would care to check these web sites for a construction
RSS feed or a twitter feed,
I tried to keep track of WSDOT construction on a state hwy in Seattle. The
website did not have an update feed that I could find. I have used the
state and counties sites in the past to help resolve notes.
A proactive approach would be useful.
Clifford
On Wed, Mar 16, 2016 at 11:20 AM, Martijn
On Wed, Mar 16, 2016 at 2:51 PM, Nathan Mills wrote:
> OKDOT provides updates on Twitter as well as posts weekly (and
> occasionally more often when warranted) "Traffax" PDF updates on their
> website that has a list of all scheduled roadwork and closures on state
> highways.
A few years ago I started collecting information about how DOTs announce
major changes and construction and didn't get very far. In fact, I only
found Minnesota's DOT RSS and Newsletter (
http://www.dot.state.mn.us/roadwork/current.html) before getting distracted
and mapping.
I would be happy to
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