[OHM] Possibility to use the OHM to save vectors of ways and buildings of São Paulo between 1870 and 1940

[Rodrigo M. Mariano]

Hello Rob,

I thought that was not necessary to put "http" in the
start of string,

because on [1] the API URL is without "http".

Thank
you to much for the idea, it worked. :-D

How could I insert data by
API? I need permission, right?

Can I talking about it here or with
specific someone?

[1] http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Osmapi

Thanks
in advance,

Rodrigo 

Em 18-10-2017 03:44, Rob H Warren escreveu: 

>
Rodrigo,
> 
> Reading the error messages, you should be entering
http://www.openhistoricalmap.org/ [4] instead of just
www.openhistoricalmap.org [5]?
> 
>> On Oct 17, 2017, at 5:36 PM,
Rodrigo M. Mariano <rodrigo.mariano at inpe.br> wrote: Hello Rob, Thanks
for the explanation. I tried to do it with the OsmApi, pointing to OHM,
however I got some warnings, rather than a result. I send a picture
(osmapi_ohm.png) showing the warning message. I attemped with the OSM
default and it works, but when I tried to change to OHM URL, it doesn't
work. Is there other URL to point? Or is this even? PS: in the photo, I
tested with a valid id of way Best Regards, Rodrigo Em 14-10-2017 19:46,
Rob H Warren escreveu: 
>> 
>>> Rodrigo, Open Historical Map uses the
same code as OSM, as long as you point your tool to the open historical
website, you can use anything you want. JOSM can be used to upload /
edit, just change the API hostname in the configuration panel. -rhw 
>>>

>>>> On Oct 14, 2017, at 10:59 AM, Rodrigo M. Mariano
<rodrigo.mariano at inpe.br> wrote: Hello Rob, Thanks for your opinion.
Yes, we want to add tags (e.g. start_date=* and end_date=*) and sources
of the data. Is there some API that we can use to make the upload (like
osmapi)? Or only in web page? Best regards, Rodrigo Em 10-10-2017 14:34,
Rob H Warren escreveu: 
>>>> 
>>>>> Rodrigo, I think this is a very
worthwhile project. You're welcome to upload ways as you see fit.
Strongly suggest you add date and source tags to your edits so that the
time period of the buildings is obvious to future renderers? -rhw 
>>>>>

>>>>>> Hello OpenHistoricalMap, We have a project called Pauliceia [1],
that its aim is to vectorize the city of São Paulo between 1870 and
1940, being one map per decade. We would like to vectorize the ways and
the buildings in this period. We would like to know: could we use the
OHM to save the data? To contribuite with the OHM project. [1]
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Pauliceia2.0 [1] Thanks in advance,
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