[OSM-talk] Is OpenAerialMap service dead?
Stefan de Konink
stefan at konink.de
Fri Jun 12 15:07:29 BST 2009
Peter Miller wrote:
> Great stuff. Is it planned that this can be used as a DB of aerial
> photography from other sources such as private planes or authorities
> (just so long as the photography is released on a suitable license)?
My main problem with OpenAerialMap was that nobody responded to my
request if I could put CC-BY-SA content on there, because I have to
differentiate in products. In my humble opinion we just make different
raster layers with different licenses. So we could even import the NASA
satellite map, so yes; Open to everyone, under a license that fits your
bill, exported to the licenses that interest the viewer.
> Also - Is OpenStreetPhoto going to be usable for storage of ground level
> photos of junctions, bridges etc which can be useful for photo route
> planning or not. The name you have used would lead me to expect that it
> would, however the project description seems to focus on aerial
> photography. Would this be a possible extension of the project?
http://openstreetphoto.org/map.html?zoom=11&lat=51.82169&lon=4.35867&layers=BT
It is work in progress :) The Google Summer of Code part of the projects
takes image recognition to the next level; slight preview:
http://mirror.openstreetmap.nl/openstreetphoto/tijs/results/110609/test1/DSC00161.JPG_result.jpg
Stefan
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