[OHM] New to OHM
Susanna Ånäs
susanna.anas at gmail.com
Wed Jan 7 08:19:02 UTC 2015
Would you by any chance be willing to develop the temporal display during
the http://wikilovesmaps.wikimedia.fi/ hackathon? We have representatives
from Sweden, from Riksantikvarieämbetet and Wikimedia Sweden.
There is work around the temporal display done already in this community
and it would be good to gather what has been done, and ideas about how to
proceed.
Cheers,
Susanna
2015-01-06 21:30 GMT+02:00 Albin Larsson <albin.post at gmail.com>:
> Hello all OHM people!
>
> My name is Albin Larsson and I'm living in Nyköping Sweden where I studies
> elite orienteering and technology. I found this project some months ago but
> it was during my current winter holiday I did look into it for the first
> time. I read through the mailing list and looked into the OSM site fork.
>
> I have some experience on the iD code and a basic knowledge about the OSM
> stack. I have some years of programming experience and looking into
> learning Ruby on Rails. Is it possible to setup the existing OHM Rails site
> without Nominatim/Mapnik/PostGIS/etc? Makes it easy for me that does not
> have more of a dev machine then my Raspberry Pi and laptop...
>
> I did read that you was looking into making a time slider for the site.
> Doing this with the Mapnik generated tiles sounds like a bad idea as the
> tiles are static? The feature could be implemented in the iD editor by
> extending feature filtering(#2357
> <https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/pull/2357>) to make it more easy
> to maintain we could take a look a plugin interface(#1392
> <https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/issues/1392>) for iD. The main issue
> is the time format, not only do we need to deal with different calenders
> but also time zones. One solution would be to always add a default tag with
> a specific time zone/calender format based/converted from what format the
> user inputed. Then use this value for the slider and other features. This
> would of course require a tagging scheme.
>
>
> Looking into how the current tagging is done I must as somethings.
>
> If a building was a hotel(example) prior to a specific date and after that
> date is a residential building, how would I tag it?
>
> If a building is moved to another location, how would I tag it?
>
> Tagging of historic events such as a battle?
>
> If the exact date of object such as a stone age settlement is unknown, how
> would I tag it?
>
> If I start using custom tags because there is no specified should I add
> them to OHM/Tags in the wiki so they could be discussed/used by other users?
>
> Is the Historical Sources wiki page
> <https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Historical_Sources> made for OHM? I
> know tons of datasets that's under public domain. For example
> K-Samsök(SOCH) by the Swedish National Heritage Board has about 1.6 million
> objects with coordinates, I think about 50% of the objects would be
> suitable for OHM and much of the data is available as public domain(I had a
> internship at the Swedish National Heritage Board some years ago).
>
> I'm hoping that I will be able to contribute in different ways to this
> project.
>
> //
> Albin Larsson
>
> Himlinge Östergård Sweden 06-01-2015
>
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