Regarding Carrefour, Gressier and Leogane coverage by the World Bank's
flights,
there is an image of the flight plan in :
http://groups.google.com/group/osm-emergency/browse_thread/thread/87a753027d155752
(click on the image to download, but it remains a quicklook)
You can see that Carrefour, Gressier and Leogane are covered. And also
that the last part of the plan
(in grey) goes down toward the South from Gressier.
That part should soon be available for tracing, if it is not already.
Jean-Guilhem
Margie Roswell a écrit :
I found the google doc convenient. Not sure what the workflow would be
with the GPX file.
One nice trick might be finding the boundary rectangle for the various
satellite images, and generating the URL link from that. (rather than
only generating the Google URL, where many points fell outside of
that. Or maybe just adding several columns of links, if that
calculation is too tough.. one for google image, one for Worldbank,
etc.
BTW, I noticed that Amy Goodman reported that the worst hit areas were:
Carrefour, Gressier, and Léogâne.
Not sure the high-res satellite areas covered those areas!
I suspect there are still many unmapped camps.
Another thing worth noting: the "B" command is so convenient that I
find it hard not to use it now that I know about it. It doesn't print
the same source tag that's listed in the wiki; instead it points to
the URL of the source jpg, which usually has the appropriate name in
the link.
Anyone searching by source should be aware of that.
Margie
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 8:54 PM, Kate Chapman <k...@maploser.com> wrote:
Margie,
Not sure what "something else" means. I could make a GPX file which
can be loaded in Potlatch. The one thing with the direct link from the
Google Doc is the item you are editing in the center of the window.
The newest imagery covers a larger area so it might be okay just to do
another google doc with the centers of the camps. Then people could
go to each camp and verify it or update it. (editing tags wouldn't be
an issue really because you would be modifying a record rather than
having a new one)
-Kate
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 8:34 PM, Margie Roswell <mrosw...@gmail.com> wrote:
I did a slew of those points-to-polygons, yay! :)
The Google Doc with the links (I'm guessing you're referring to the
point-to-polygon spreadsheet?) was very helpful.
What do you mean by "something else?"
Bring it on!
Best Regards,
Margie
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