What's the day again Richard?
If I'm around in DC, would love to raise a pint.
* Mikel Maron * +14152835207 @mikel s:mikelmaron
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> From: Richard Weait
>To: "talk-us@openstreetmap.org Openstreetmap"
>Sent: Sunday, June 9, 2013 1:33 PM
>Subject: [Talk-us] Open
I think he may also be wanting to know how many people are consuming map data
without being registered with OSM. Unfortunately, the only way I can see to
get this estimate would be to contact all of the manufacturers of applications
that use this data, whether for mobile apps, desktop apps, web
Hi Frederic,
Here is a link to the database statistics wiki page. You have probably
already been directed there, but just in case:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Stats
Take care,
Rick Marshall
Rick Marshall, PhD, GISP
President
Vertical GeoSolutions, Inc (VerticalGeo)
130 Sawgrass Ln
O'Fa
Dear All,
The ninth birthday of OpenStreetMap is coming up soon. It is tradition to
celebrate with parties in various cities where OpenStreetMap contributors
can attend and we've had Toronto parties for several of the last few
years.
Great Lakes area Mappers:
Shall we do that again?
What should
I'm looking for the estimated amount of total users of OSM (not just registered
users). I think I've seen some numbers before (300MM?).
If you have a link to some wiki / post that's be great.
Thanks,
Frederic___
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Possible drivers of quality:
1. Peer reviewing, as a social gateway to community engagement with new
mappers.
2. Hiring a physiologist on retainer to understand obsessed trolls like
NE2, and respond appropriately.
3. Supporting single feature mappers. There's a vibrant community
I'm interested in finding a robust, not necessarily free, set of tools for
"single feature mapping".
For example: to openly map public health clinics I'd want:
1. A hosted web map (showing the clinics as a clickable icons). The map
should be a module integrable into a larger subject matter
Paul,
You explicitly said that putting 50 mile wide corridors on OSM "would be an
important advocacy tool."
That does not sound at all like "mapping reality."
I spend hundreds of hours a year on the phone, corresponding, and attending
meetings to make the USBR a reality. I've personal
Paul you're still ignoring the fact that the only one "proposing" these
routes is an OSM mapper. They aren't being proposed by state, regional, or
local bike advocates or by state, regional, or local government agencies.
And you're ignoring the fact that the consensus of comments from other OSM
me
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