[OHM] sample filter test data - Maine

Albin Larsson albin.post at gmail.com
Wed Apr 29 10:17:09 UTC 2015


Hi,

Great Jeff, I lately started mapping Regent“s Park in London for the use as
a starting point in iD, for London we got multiply historical aerial
imagery, I thought that it would be a good first user experience... It
allows new user to get starting mapping London directly without any
research. Still other locations could be considered instead.

If scanned old maps are available under a open license we could serve them
as tile layers from tools like Maps Warper as default in iD so I guess it
would allow us to give that user experience in any area. This would require
that we have a instance of Maps Warper with only supported licenses and
georeferenced maps. Don't know about the Wikimaps Warper instance and its
relation to OHM(Tim?).

//
Albin

2015-04-29 1:54 GMT+02:00 Richard Welty <rwelty at averillpark.net>:

>  On 4/28/15 7:31 PM, Jeff Meyer wrote:
>
>
> If anyone has any advice on tagging please let me know. Just this simple
> case has pointed out many interesting nuances about parts of things that
> change over time & how that impacts how that thing should be tagged. Or, if
> 1 part of a state's border changes, how do we track that? Or, should we be
> citing sources for almost every tag? Vector tiles, anyone?
>
>  for that matter, while i've been working on the 1895 race in chicago,
> i've been looking at the change in the Chicago shoreline; it's very
> different back then (there's been a lot of fill out into the lake over
> the years.) what do we do about shorelines over time? OSM modeling
> assumptions don't offer a straightforward solution.
>
> richard
>
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