[Talk-ca] CanVec Questions

Sam Vekemans acrosscanadatrails at gmail.com
Wed Sep 30 06:18:17 BST 2009


On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 9:47 PM, Austin Henry <
ahenry-osm at canoe.staticcling.org> wrote:

> - Sam Vekemans arranged a host of electrons thusly: -
>
> [snip]
>
> > Yup.  ... I'd say just load your local-local area that you know is right.
> > Maybe do a reverse select, and save that .osm file (which omits the area
> you
> > just worked on) as a the-rest-of-data.osm file, and keep in handy (on
> your
> > computer).
> > Since your the main-mapper for the tile area, other local mappers would
> > consult you as to what data to copy over.  (you can also list the details
> on
> > the main Canada Import Chart if you like, but not necessary)
>
> It's always a bit of a trade off, I figure.  On the one hand, if there's
> nobody mapping in an area, errors could persist for an awfully long
> time.  But if there's data (perhaps even blatantly wrong data), a
> non-mapper might be motivated to fix "just one thing" (and get hooked --
> I'd know, that happened to me).
>
> Your call, really.  I'd invite others to comment, too.
>
> Our call :). I can let it sit a bit longer, and just put a note in the
readme.txt and let it sit there.

On a similar note, i fixed the building nodes so that they dont show up with
all the other building nodes. (didn't work on version 9.3.2, but will for
the next)

Should i make a separate .osm file for all the 'basic buildings' and have
the 'emenity=buildings' as a separate?  Would that make it easier to work
with?

Cheers,
Sam

> cheers,
>        Austin.
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