[Talk-ht] Inondations Cap Haitien

[Severin Menard]

Bonjour,

Jaakko suggère d'utiliser le projet Mapillary <http://www.mapillary.com/>
qui permet de créer une base de photos géoréférencées du monde. Pour ceux
qui ont des smartphones, il y a une appli pour cela.
Pour les autres, prenez quand même des photos, mettez sur un flickr (il
faudrait que COSMHANNE en ouvre un).
Courage en tout cas.

Severin


> Date: Tue, 4 Nov 2014 23:39:26 -0600
> > From: "Jaakko Helleranta.com" <jaakko at helleranta.com>
> > To: Frederic MOINE <frmoine at gmail.com>
> > Cc: "Talk-HT at OSM" <talk-ht at openstreetmap.org>
> > Subject: Re: [Talk-ht] cap haitien innondation
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> >rir u
> > I would suggest to use Mapillary if you are taking photos with mobile
> phone
> > as those get put on a map automatically - and there is already
> integration
> > with the iD editor of OSM.org. The uploaded photos also get an explicitly
> > OSM compatible license automatically and also explicitly CC-by-sa for
> other
> > possible uses. On top of this you can use the app so that you end up
> having
> > a local full sized copy of all of the photos you have taken (what I do
> for
> > all photos I take with Mapillary), which helps in using the (information
> in
> > the) photos especially when you don't have a good connection (.. I have
> > found digiKam to have the best photo map view feature of all of the photo
> > management applications I've tried with Linux/Ubuntu).
> >
> > Has anyone thought of specific things that could be dive in regards to
> this
> > flooding from afar or are there support needs in regards to activities
> > related to this incident?
> >
> > Cheers,
> > -Jaakko
> >
> > --
>