[OSM-talk-be] biweekly hangout meetings

[Marc Gemis]

Hallo Nicolas,

thanks for calling me an experienced mapper :-) but for me experienced
mappers are people like Polyglot, Eimai and zors1843, and others who are
mapping for more than 2.5 years. Some of them might be quieter on the
mailing list, but I'm sure they know more than I do.

Anyway, as Jo pointed out, your proposal is exactly what I did 2 weeks ago
with Gilbert and Erik and last Friday for a larger group.

I have some rough plan in mind for the following session.

1) Configure JOSM for remote control
2) Use the demo site with the housenumbers in Lille to download data
3) Work with layers in JOSM -- load OSM data in another layer
4) layer switching and copy between layers.
5) merge AGIV data with OSM data
5.1 single house
5.1.1 there is no single house
5.1.2 there is a house
5.1.3 there is a badly shaped house (perhaps even splitted in parts that
have to be merged)
5.2 two semi-detached houses
5.2.1 there is no building
5.2.2. there is a not splitted building
5.2.3 there is a splitted building
5.3 a terrace
5.3.1 there is no building
5.3.2 there is just a rectangle
5.3.2 there is a complex building outline
5.3.4  all individual houses are in OSM
5.4 there is a multipolygon (although I don't know yet how I would solve
this one)
5.5. Keep the associatedStreet relation & addr:street tags correct
 will depend on what the "import" tool makes
5.6 street name corrections and splitting street
5.7 other things you can add (crossings, give_ways, ...)
6) How to deal with the associatedStreet relation
-- assuming the import generates such a relation
6.1 how to add existing houses with numbers
6.2 deleting duplicates caused by 6.1
6.3 what if there is already an associatedStreet relation
7) Dealing with POIs
-- this really requires a consensus on how we want to map POIs
as an exercise for 7 look at the building
http://osm.org/go/0EpDfLK8t--?m= with the hairdresser and the
restaurant - consult AGIV
http://ogc.beta.agiv.be/gdiviewer/?simple=false and the websites of both
POIs and tell me how I should map all of this.

I know this is too much for 1 session, but we have to go through all of
this. and maybe even multiple times. Hopefully someone can take notes and
write some nice documentation.
I also wonder whether there is something from the Urbis import that we can
reuse.
 I didn't follow any of the "courses" for that import, but I assume all of
this was discussed there as well.





On Sat, Oct 19, 2013 at 6:33 PM, Jo <winfixit at gmail.com> wrote:

> That's more or less exactly what Marc did yesterday evening. Setting up a
> calendar sounds like a very good idea. And, of course, we can still have
> spontaneously occurring hangouts as well.
>
> Jo
>
>
> 2013/10/19 Nicolas Pettiaux <nicolas at pettiaux.be>
>
>>
>> 2013/10/19 Marc Gemis <marc.gemis at gmail.com>
>>
>>> I was hoping for a Friday evening. :-)
>>> I organized both hangouts on that day, because it's the only day that's
>>> possible for me.
>>>
>>> Thanks Marc for your reply.
>>
>> Let's then start on a friday evening when you, a man of experience, can
>> participate.
>>
>> I propose that a calendar (=  some date and some topics for each dates)
>> be proposed in the wiki.
>>
>> We can start maybe with something easy as a first topic, with something
>> like : for the first 10 minutes or so you show the attendees how to do
>> something special with JOSM . And you put a list of packages for JOSM that
>> we should have installed and tested before the meeting. In such a way, it
>> could be very productive.
>>
>> What do you think about that ?
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> NP
>>
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