I just found the link (for those who dont know where Port Stanley is). http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=42.6656&lon=-81.2144&zoom=13&layers=B000FTF Not sure what zoom level it was.
(I hate to criticize) However, attribution is important. Perhaps you did, and i missed it? .. I just see reference as "created by: Merkaartor 0.12", for the data that is imported from NRN, "ref=Geobase 2009" needs to be listed (if nothing else). If i'm not looking in the right place, I DO apologize. Cheers, Sam hi: talk-ca p.s. im not "in charge" of the process, (know one is) just trying to keep the flow moving in the right direction. :-) ... as I'm as anxious as everyone else to get it done too :) On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 2:55 AM, Sam Vekemans <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi John Peterson, > Awesome! > Thanks for the great work :) > (im just searching for it now, as i'm curious) > It would be helpful to perhaps post on the wiki page about the steps for > making the 'standalones' and using Merrcator this is another great option. > :) > > http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Geobase_NRN_-_OSM_Map_Feature > > Please update the wiki and add in your progress, so everyone knows that > your working on the area. > > Hi talk-ca list, > Oh ya, i'm just checking the wiki page, (as Harry Wood was so kind to fix > up the page a bit more). > There has been a couple other methods that people have done, which are > slightly different than what is listed. Perhaps we can have it as 'method > #1, 2, 3' or A, B, C? > > Whatever works is great for everyone :) ... we just need to still keep in > mind about how to deal with updates. .. if the update file will look at the > data as all OSM data, so not playing favorites and treating the data a > equal? (I think thats the preferred way) > > and oh ya.. What about having a link to where we can see the imported data > rendered? would that help? > > and a final thought.. my recommendation would be that for those who are > importing data, to continue importing Adjacent NTS tiles, this way, we can > avoid accidentally working on the same tiles. AND can cover the larger area > over time, as people get better and as the method gets better. > > Thanks again, > Cheers, > Sam Vekemans > Across Canada Trails > >
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