Hi André, I waited until I thought you were done. But I didn't see the aerial imagery appear, so I tried to see if I could add it, which to my surprise, after frustrating attempts with the AGIV counterpart yesterday, was easy. No idea why I didn't find the 2015 version though...
Anyway, I figured out how to do it with AGIV as well now. Always a lot of trial and error involved for me. Jo 2015-11-26 1:04 GMT+01:00 André Pirard <[email protected]>: > On 2015-11-26 00:42, Jo wrote : > > Hi Bruno, > > André did a great job to provide you with the rendered version of what > UrbIS has in their GIS. Thank you for that André. > > From your originial post I understand you wanted aerial photography > though. So I added that as: > > URBIS Orthorectified aerial imagery covering Brussels Region (2014) > <https://josm.openstreetmap.de/wiki/Maps/Belgium#URBISOrthorectifiedaerialimagerycoveringBrusselsRegion2014> > > Oops, I was understanding that I was taking care of Urbis and as there > was no answers to my messages I added > > Configure > Imagery>Imagery preferences>refresh (whirling arrows)>select *BE URBIS > 20xx*>Activate>OK > Activate > Imagery>URBIS 20xx and there should come your layer > with xx = 09, 12, 14, 15 and the same advantages over the WMS versions as > explained below. > It was just a few characters to change and right when I saved the file: > clash. > That's OSM, that's life ;-) > > Thanks for AGIV, Jo. > > Cheers > > André. > > > > > > > > > To the website of JOSM, which means you can 'install' it in your local > copy of JOSM by updating the WMS sources, and then selecting it for use. > > https://josm.openstreetmap.de/wiki/Help/Preferences/Imagery > > I'm still trying to figure out how to the same for the new AGIV imagery > that covers Flanders. > > Also try JOSM's Mapillary plugin for streetview images. PhilippeC has > already made a lot of pictures in and around Brussels. It's nice for double > checking from a different perspective. > > Cheers, > > Polyglot > > 2015-11-25 23:48 GMT+01:00 André Pirard <[email protected]>: > >> On 2015-11-24 12:37, Bruno Veyckemans wrote : >> >> Hi all, >> >> I became an enthusiastic OSM mapper following Julien Fastré's >> presentation at Foss4G BE last month, and now have big projects to map all >> I can in Brussels. >> >> I focus on using Overpass / PHP to create listings and see what's missing >> in the capital (museums, parks, churches, artwork, hospitals...), such as: >> http://ici.brussels/liste-musees (website in french, but I take care to >> add tags in FR/NL/EN... By the way, I would be glad if some users helped to >> fill the blanks). >> >> My question is about OSM's Bing imagery. I know Brussels has beautiful >> and precise 2015 aerial pictures thanks to UrbIS (see here: >> http://geoloc.irisnet.be/ , ArcGIS server), but I don't know how to use >> it in OSM to map Brussels (their 2015 WMS isn't yet available). Do you >> think it's possible ? >> >> Hi Bruno, >> >> Welcome to OSM !!! I have made new JOSM presets for Urbis as described >> below. >> >> When I am mapping, I meet many elements that were previously mapped with >> a 2-5-10m+ precision and I remap them with a 20 cm precision using the SPW >> servers. The best advices I can give to map precisely are: >> >> - use JOSM, even if it seems harder to start with, it's much >> rewarding in the long term; suboptimal mapping is usually done with other >> editors >> - use digitalized maps: aerial photographs are shot from an angle: >> they are rectified horizontally but not vertically: the walls or other >> vertical features are slanted and the roofs are offset relatively to the >> ground; digitalized maps are the result of calculations that a human >> cannot >> do to put all that right. >> >> On 2015-11-24 22:11, Julien Fastré wrote : >> >> Hi Bruno, >> Hi the list >> >> You can add easily the WMS server of Urbis in JOSM. >> >> ... >> http://geoserver.gis.irisnet.be/urbis/wms?service=wms&version=1.3.0&request=GetCapabilities >> >> >> >> Forget about that URL and what I have said before about using it. >> I have made new presets that are prettier, faster, more simple, more >> precise by supporting 3857 and without the pesky message. >> >> Configure >> Imagery>Imagery preferences>refresh (whirling arrows)>select *BE URBISfr* >> >Activate>OK >> Imagery>Imagery preferences>refresh (whirling arrows)>select *BE URBISnl* >> >Activate>OK >> Activate >> Imagery>URBISfr or URBISnl and there should come your layer >> Let me know if everything is right for you. >> >> Happy mapping. >> >> André. >> >> >> ------- >> >> Bonjour à tous, >> >> Je suis devenu un "mapper" enthousiaste d'OSM à la suite de la >> présentation de Julien Fastré au Foss4G BE le mois dernier, et j'ai >> maintenant des projets assez ambitieux pour compléter tout ce que je peux >> en Région bruxelloise. >> >> J'utilise Overpass et PHP pour générer des listes des infrastructures de >> la capitale (musées, parcs, églises, oeuvres d'art, hôpitaux...) comme >> celle-ci: http://ici.brussels/liste-musees (et je serais heureux si >> certains se joignaient à moi pour compléter les tags manquants). >> >> Ma question porte sur les images satellites d'OSM, fournies par Bing. Je >> sais que Bruxelles possède des images aériennes de 2015 beaucoup plus >> belles et précises grâce à UrbIS (par exemple ici: >> http://geoloc.irisnet.be/ ), mais je ne sais pas comment les utiliser >> dans les outils d'édition d'OSM. Pensez-vous que ce soit possible ? J'ai >> notamment envie de redessiner les chemins du Cimetière de Bruxelles, >> parfaitement visibles sur BrugIS 2015 mais pas sur Bing, et d'y ajouter ses >> tombes célèbres... >> >> >> Merci/Thanks/Dank u et belle journée malgré le #BrusselsLockdown >> Bruno - ici.Brussels >> >> >> >
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