[Talk-GB] Mapping from a survey
Mark Goodge
mark at good-stuff.co.uk
Fri May 13 09:51:02 UTC 2022
I want to map something that's not yet visible on the aerial view, and
probably won't be for a while. I could do something which approximates
to the right positioning of the various ways that I'll need to add, and
then update them later when the imagery is available.
It is, however, readily accessible on foot (in fact, I was walking
around it yesterday!). So I thought a more reliable way might be to
survey it on foot and then add that data.
For reference, the area I want to map is a new cemetery, allotments and
community orchard near me. I've already added the outline based on
existing field boundaries:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/966223049
However, the internal construction is now complete and both the
allotments and cemetery are in use. So I'd like to map the landuse
allocated to allotments, cemetery, orchards and parking as well as the
internal service roads serving the cemetery and allotments.
Can anyone suggest a good way to go about that? I've never mapped from a
survey before, and I don't really know what the process is. Are there
apps for a phone which I can use to trace lines that I can then transfer
to OSM later?
Mark
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