On 18 Jan 2010, at 09:42, Brian Prangle wrote:
Just to add to Andy's post: priority 3 routes are generally bus
routes; going back over roads already surveyed in this exercise,
armed with the data from Naptan cleared up a lot of no-name roads as
well; we even organised an impromptu tutorial and editing session
where two new mappers got going.
Could you explain what your base information was, how you got hold of
it and on what license?
Thanks,
Peter
Regards
Brian
2010/1/18 Andy Robinson (blackadder-lists) <[email protected]>
The West Mids folks have been busy over the last few days adding all
the
Birmingham gritting routes to OSM. We'll be adding the other areas
of the
west mids as we get them as well as the location of all the grit bins.
You can see the completed mapping for Birmingham on the mappa-mercia
website
here:
"http://mappa-mercia.org/gritting-map.shtml?zoom=11&lat=52.48004&lon=-1.8851
7&layers=BT"
BCC prioritises the gritting routes as 1, 2 or 3. Not all councils
appear to
provide their priority but basically in Birmingham the priority 1
routes are
principle highways (trunk), most priority 2 are other primary or
secondary
routes so it's not too difficult to see a likely priority trend.
With some more snow due in the midlands on Wednesday it's a timely
bit of
work. To follow activity subscribe to the
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Cheers
Andy
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