[talk-ph] Barangay Street Mapping in Basak San Nicolas - Saturday 12th May

Tue May 8 18:56:22 BST 2012

Hi David

Thanks for your email, and it is great that you are able to attend the Barangay street mapping party in Basak San Nicolas on Saturday morning, and that you will be able to bring a GPS tracking device along with you.  It would be super if any of your green trails ride members want to come along and join us... the more the merrier.

I will be able to provide a wifi connection (using my 'phone as a hotspot so that we can upload raw traces to OSM ready for editing in JOSM), but will also download and install TimeMachineX onto my laptop just in case.  

I look forward to meeting you in Basak San Nicholas on Saturday morning.
Best regards
Neil

Neil Taylor
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From: David Whittall [mailto:david.whittall at gmail.com] 
Sent: 07 May 2012 12:13
To: Neil Taylor
Cc: talk-ph at openstreetmap.org; manett condevillamar; Ian Stott; Rafael Yap; Holly Krambeck; nbeschorner at worldbank.org; vdato at worldbank.org
Subject: Re: [talk-ph] Barangay Street Mapping in Basak San Nicolas - Saturday 12th May

Neil,

Yes I can make Saturday 12th May rather than the Sunday 13th  (which leaves me free to then go on a Green Trail Ride on Sunday).

I have my Nokia N95 8GB -  and usually use Sports Tracker application, rather than GMobileXT, my Garmin Nuvi 255 (Garmin MapSource) and my WBT-201 Bluetooth GPS Tracker (modified to 250ms interval, and logging on Change of Heading + 2 Degrees, above 4kph currently) uses TimeMachineX to extract GPS Tracklog.

If you were planning to collect the GPS Track Logs @1pm, do you have WiFi Internet available, or PC with MapSource, and/or possibly TimeMachineX  installed?

Perhaps I can persuade some Members of our Green Trails Rides - Cebu with their GPS to come along also?

David R. Whittall I.Eng MIEEIE

On 7 May 2012 14:18, Neil Taylor <taylor at itpworld.net> wrote:
Hi David, and everyone on the OSM PH email group

I just wanted to let you know that I had a meeting with Manette Condevillamar at Barangay Basak San Nicolas this morning, and we have decided to re-schedule the street mapping party for 8am on Saturday 12th May.  We have re-scheduled because this time and day are more convenient for the local residents, and also to avoid the hottest part of the day.

As such the new agenda for the street mapping party is as follows:

8:00am
Orientation, introduction and split into groups 
9:00am
Set off from Barangay Hall in 3 or 4 groups with walking maps and GIS devices
12:00 midday
Lunch at the Barangay Hall, which has been provided by the World Bank
1:00pm
Collate all walking maps and GPS traces for analysis, cleaning and upload to OSM
1:30pm
End of mapping party

All are welcome to join us, and so far David Whittall has signed up (David – can you make Saturday morning?).  Please meet at San Nicolas Barangay Hall on Tagunol Street (Coordinates: 10°17'9"N   123°52'14"E) at 8:00am if you plan to atend.  

I look forward to meeting you there if you can make it.  If you plan to come it would be great if you can make contact with me, and let me know whether you will be able to bring a GPS data logger for use during the day.  We currently have 2 devices, but would ideally like to use 4 so that we can break up into 4 groups to get the majority of the Barangay’s footpaths mapped within a morning.

Best regards
Neil

Neil Taylor
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From: David Whittall [mailto:david.whittall at gmail.com] 
Sent: 05 May 2012 02:11
To: talk-ph at openstreetmap.org
Subject: [talk-ph] Barangay Street Mapping in Cebu - Saturday May 5th andSunday May 13th

Barangay Street Mapping in Cebu - Saturday May 5th and Sunday May 13th

I would like to attend the session on Sunday 13th May - meet at 11:00am at Basak San Nicolas Barangay Hall on Tagunol Street.

I don't see the location of the Barangay Hall, Basak St. Nicolas on OSM?

Ok, I found them on Wikimapia:-

San Nicolas Barangay Hall on Tagunol Street. 
 Coordinates: 10°17'9"N   123°52'14"E

Luz Barangay Hall and Health Center (Cebu City)
Coordinates: 10°19'24"N   123°54'21"E

This is the barangay hall of Barrio(Barangay) Luz, Cebu City

This place is a building 
Category: barangay hall
I have edited OSM, to give Location of these 2 x Barangay Halls.

There was 'Oz Racing' at location for Luz Barangay Hall and Health Center so I changed the name and created a new Location for Oz Racing on the correct side and place hopefully -  479 Archbishop Reyes Avenue, Cebu City, 6000, Cebu, Philippines
David R. Whittall I.Eng MIEEIE

>> From: Neil Taylor <taylor at itpworld.net>
>> Date: Thu, May 3, 2012 at 8:01 PM
>> Subject: Re: [talk-ph] Barangay Street Mapping in Cebu - Saturday May 5th and Sunday May 13th
>> To: talk-ph at openstreetmap.org
>> Cc: tim at pledgebank.com, Dave Whiteland <dave at mysociety.org>, Ian Stott <stott at itpworld.net>
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>> Hi All
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>> I am currently working on a project for Cebu City Government which is being funded by the World Bank.  The aim of the project is to develop and implement an Open311 (http://open311.org/) civic engagement software application that will enable members of the public in two trial Barangay areas (Luz and Basak San Nicolas) to submit fault reports about pot-holes in the street and missing or broken street lights by SMS text message.  These SMS text reports will be checked and verified by a team of people working at each Barangay Hall before they are placed on a map base, using a web-based software tool similar to www.fixmystreet.com, and forwarded to the relevant local government departments (DEPW, DPWH, DPS).  If the trial is successful then the initiative may be deployed across the Metro-Cebu area.
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>> We are planning to start testing the software in the two pilot Barangays later this summer, but beforehand we want to update the OSM for these two Barangays.  In particular we are keen to focus on the walking routes through the Barangays which are not already shown in the OSM.  This will help the engineers at each organisation to locate reported faults and attend to them once we have got the software up and running.
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>> I apologise that it is short notice (the following activities were only confirmed just yesterday), but we are running two Barangay mapping workshops with local residents from each Barangay in Cebu on:
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>> ·         Saturday 5th May - meet at 11:00am at Luz Barangay Hall, on Arch. Reyes Avenue, and;
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>> ·         Sunday 13th May - meet at 11:00am at Basak San Nicolas Barangay Hall on Tagunol Street.
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>> If you are in the area and fancy coming along to get involved, or live/pass through these Barangays and can contribute to the mapping activity some other time, then please do pitch in.  If you have any further questions about the project then please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
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>> Best regards
>>
>> Neil
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>> Neil Taylor
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>> Principal Consultant
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>> 32a Stoney Street
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>> The Lace Market
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