Agregando algunos ejidos de matamoros coahuila, solo como observacion, en los ejidos y ranchos las calles normalmente no tienen nombre.

Similar to Gail Ramster, I went along to the Friday afternoon part of UK GovCamp 2012 without really knowing why. I suspect most people would say the same thing. You go because… well, you never know which useful people you might bump into, and what interesting things you might hear about. Plus a colleague Janet Hughes was going, and I’d cleared my desk of essential work for the week.
Here are a few takeaway thoughts from my afternoon.
It’s years since I was a fish in a geeky pool, active in the free culture movement, the KDE community, software patent activism and other odds and sods.
For the past five years or so I’ve moved onto land, or perhaps a coral reef, to be more involved with issues around the environment, housing and pay inequality. The past two or so have been working as a local government employee at the GLA, supporting Green Party Members of the London Assembly. They have pushed for open data, but it’s not exactly a hot topic in our weekly meetings. My only remaining connection has been OpenStreetMap, my one geeky obsession.
Still, it didn’t matter, go along even if you know no-one at all.
The event reminded me of one of the things I most like about these crowds: they’re all optimistic about the future and enthusiastic about the common interest.
I’m glad I managed to quickly chat to a few people I did know, sort of… Gail via Twitter, and Giles Gibson from the Herne Hill Forum, but sadly I only said as much as “hello” to people like Emer Coleman and Chris Osborne. That’s what you get for arriving late and leaving early.
That’s “meatspace” as in “the real physical world”, compared to “cyberspace” online. Compared to events a few years ago on open data and technology, most of the discussion I heard was about councils and companies working on staff structures and consultation processes, and then thinking about how technology and data could help.
I used to get frustrated with discussions that started with the assumption that open data and technology was going to revolutionise the world. That seemed upside down to me. So I was pleasantly surprised at this.
Somebody pointed this out in one session – it’s very easy to apply “we” to the wider population when you really mean “we sort of people in this room”.
Often “we” are innovators or early adopters of ideas that become more mainstream, like using a smart phone to access services. Sometimes “we” are set to be a significant minority, like journalists, bloggers and politicians who use data to enhance their investigatory work. Just as often “we” are a world unto our own.
It’s fine, innocent mostly, typical of any event with like-minded people. It just grated on me when people talked about reconfiguring public services or management around their preferences, as though the rest of the world will thank them.
I might make a badge for myself if I go again, with the slogan “we’re not normal” or similar!
Cocooned in City Hall, working on affordable housing or the pay gap, it’s hard to keep even a toe dipped in this pool. It was great hearing from so many people in so many walks of work and life doing so many useful things.
Sometimes when I map an area for OpenStreetMap, walking down a street noting house numbers, I feel a bit bewildered by all these people living here! London feels impossibly enormous. I left UKGovCamp feeling similarly bewildered by the enormity of work going on in this field, relative that is to my own small bits and pieces in my job and my free time.
Extension du réseau routier secondaire essentiellement au nord-ouest de Gaillac.
Ajout role "outer" aux ways des relations admin_level=8 dans le Loir-et-Cher (41)
Walk over the back with Carol, mapping some of the tracks.
I've been adding some addresses.
I've been using nodes for the entrances tagged with the addr:*=* tags and building=entrance.
The reason for this is because some buildings have multiple "bits" in them. I've seen others dividing the building into smaller sections instead.
I'd say the node way is better, but I just wonder if it's good practice.
Давно эту схему видел, но почему-то только сейчас дошло, что её можно использовать при маппинге.
Помимо территорий и их назначения, наличествуют ЛЭП, газопроводы, объекты культурного наследия и масса другой информации. Ищите аналоги по своим муниципальным районам!
by noreply@blogger.com (Mappa Mercia) at January 26, 2012 01:30 PM
Mise à jour du bâti et ajout des zones d'eau.
Estuve agregando algunos pasajes
los bancos y las farmacias que hay en Dock Sud
Наконец-то построили дом в Хлебниково, где мы с женой купили квартиру.
Соседи! Если Вы здесь обитаете (пока ни одного не нашёл, но вдруг) - стучитесь. Мои координаты найти можно на http://www.antmix.pp.ru/about/ а о семье моей можно узнать на http://www.antfam.ru/
Будем знакомы!
Т.к. в декабре заимел аппарат с gps на борту - летом надеюсь прорисовать райончик по gps на велике. Если есть желающие составить компанию - стучитесь. Пока рисую пешком + иногда на машине меня привозят.
Mise à jour du bâti et ajout des zones d'eau après corrections, le tout à partir du cadastre.
North-west Surrey was mapped early by a mapper who has not accepted the ODBL and contributor terms. As such, tagging doesn’t always reflect the latest ideas and it will go away in a few months’ time.
A few of us have been tackling this backlog. I’ve removed most of the non-compliant mapping from Weybridge so that mappers can work and most roads have been remapped. But there’s more work to do.
Team Surrey is a project to remap Surrey to the latest standards and to plug the ODBL deficit maintain the good mapping in the county.

Уважаемое сообщество, есть необходимость перевести на азербайджанский язык уроки для начинающих с сайта http://www.learnosm.org/
Там всего 8 уроков. Два первых уже переведены.
Если вы хорошо знаете английский и азербайджанский языки и можете помочь сообществу, пожалуйста отписывайте в комментариях и пересылайте ссылку на это обращение своим знакомым.
Respected community, there is a need to be translated into Azerbaijani language «Lessons for beginners» from the site http://www.learnosm.org/
There are only 8 lessona. The first two have already been translated.
If you know English and Azerbaijani languages and can help the community, please write comments and send a link to this message to your friends.
Hörmətli oxuyucular, http://www.learnosm.org/ saytında «OSM başlayanlar üçün» dərslərin Azərbaycan dilinə tərcüməyə ehtiyac var.
Dərslik 8 dərsdən ibarətdi və onun ikisi artıq tərcümə edilib.
Əgər siz İngilis və Azerbaycan dillərini mükəmməl bilirsinizsə və kömək etmək istəyirsinizsə sərh yazın və tanışlarınızla bu linklə paylaşın.
Lots of you will have seen the interest recently in switching from proprietary mapping providers to OpenStreetMap - blog postings by Nestoria and StreetEasy, Wired's article, and so on. We started a Twitter hashtag, #switch2osm, and it's rather taken off.
So I'm delighted to announce the launch of a new site: http://switch2osm.org/ .
It's a one-stop shop for would-be switchers, showing them how to get started with using and generating OSM tiles; _why_ they might want to; and where to look for more information.
Huge thanks to Harry, Kai, and lots of other people who've helped with this (and especially Matt for the layout). We'll be continuing to refine the site in the forthcoming weeks, but we're happy that it's ready to launch now. So - OSM army, get to it and promote it :)
Import des ruisseaux, canaux et piscines, après correction.
Новая переправа через Москву-Реку Андреевское - Лыткарино. Только в ОСМ: http://openptmap.org/?zoom=15&lat=55.56206&lon=37.92765&layers=B0000TFT

Переправа на судах на воздушной подушке Хивус-10 заменила переход по воротам Андреевского шлюза. Через него проходили разнообразные велосипедные маршруты, а значит летом в том районе появится много тупящих велосипедистов. У нас в области это всего 3 регулярный водный маршрут, и вряд ли они появятся на картах Google или Яндекс.
Более подробно о обьекте: http://dr-kitaetsc.livejournal.com/130868.html
Ещё одно место, по которому можно сделить за скоростью обновления картографических сервисов - новый район массовой застройки Кузнечики в Подольске. Заселение домов началось в конце 2011 года, всего запроектировано 48 жилых корпусов высотой от 17 до 22 этажей. Почти все уже построены, висят таблички с номерами. Можно приезжать на троллейбусе и маппить.
http://openstreetmap.ru/#layer=Mapnik&zoom=16&lat=55.41814&lon=37.48554
Сейчас вперёд вырвался 2GIS с 9 жилыми корпусами и изолированными улицами.
http://maps.2gis.ru/#/?history=project/moscow/center/37.48874%2C55.418592/zoom/16/state/index/sort/relevance
Сам район выглядит вот так: http://dr-kitaetsc.livejournal.com/128576.html
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The new hoovercraft ferry line on the Moscow River was opened in December 2011. It is visible only to OSM, and is unlikely to be drawn on the other map services, because such ferries in our region are unusual. It is important for cyclists, because earlier in that place was a passage through the dam.
Another place that allows you to monitor refresh rate of map services - the new large district "Kuznechiki" in Podolsk. The settlement began in December 2011. Now we have drawn less than the local mapping service - 2GIS.ru
A few small updates to Freemap 0.6, the new experimental version of Freemap using kothic-js rendering, since I last posted. Bridges and railways now appear, but the main feature is coastline. How was this done?
It was quite simple but thought I’d post it here anyway. Firstly, the standard processed_p.shp file used for Mapnik rendering was converted to SQL using the shp2pgsql tool (part of the PostGIS distribution, I believe). This was then imported into the PostGIS database. The server-side script which generates the GeoJSON data for kothic-js was then altered to return the ST_Intersection() of the current bounding box and any coastline polygons in the area. This then returns a square of land in inland areas, or a complex polygon of land in coastal areas.
As is done in Mapnik, the canvas background was set to light blue. The land polygons from the previous step were tagged – arbitrarily – server side with “natural=land”, and then a natural=land rule added to the MapCSS. So pretty straightforward really! The updated code is now in the SVN repository.
In other developments, I have updated Freemap’s PostGIS database with OSM data current as at last weekend. However – and this will impact upon the search facility on the main, current, Mapnik-based Freemap site (0.5) as well as 0.6 – *only* data from certain counties is included. I think I have finally found a way to make Freemap sustainable with kothic-js (so many, many thanks to the kothic team!) but only if I restrict coverage to certain parts of the UK. In Southern England this includes Hampshire, West Sussex, Surrey, Wiltshire and Somerset (but not those parts which used to be Avon); the whole of Wales is covered; and in Northern England, Cheshire, Derbyshire, Lancashire and Cumbria. In this way, I have covered both my local patch and a significant proportion of the national parks and popular walking areas in the rest of England and Wales. I might experiment with adding further counties but I’d prefer to have a Freemap covering some of the UK only and working reasonably well, rather than unsustainably covering the whole country. Chrome still appears to give the best performance.
What of future plans? Freemap 0.5 (the Mapnik version) is now in feature-freeze so no new features will be added, I’m hoping to make 0.6 the default version by the spring.
Mise à jour du bâti d'après le cadastre, essentiellement pour remplacer les anciens blocs d'habitations dessinés à la main par les bâtisses individuelles.
That was a week where I really was truly and completely welcomed to DC. Some great things, some other things, and some things I can’t talk about yet.
Was invited to fill for Kate Chapman at the Mapping the World of Humanitarianism workshop (not the geo kind of mapping). Talked about the challenges with community centered social technologies, within the humanitarian system. Most difficult question “Do you consider yourself a humanitarian?”
Seda Muradyan invited me to present within a multi-day workshop with Armenia journalists. Was via Skype, with translation (the translator did an amazing job. Spoke about OpenStreetMap and how we’ve applied it within community-centered journalism projects. Just missed saying hi to Noha Atef who had been in Armenia for this. Still amazed that the Internet makes this kind of thing possible.
TC103, Tech Tools for Emergency Management is an online course led by TechChange. I’ve been moderating, and the quality of the discussion and participants is phenomenal. Rob Baker and I sat down for a chat in front of the camera, good fun … may be released at the end of the course.
World Bank and Google
* http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/14/opinion/empowering-citizen-cartographers.html?_r=2
* http://www.globalintegrity.org/blog/bank-responds-to-google-maps-deal
* http://irevolution.net/2012/01/20/google-inc-world-bank-empowering-citizen-cartographers/#comment-11284
How many beers, coffees and phone calls discussing this boggling move last week? I’m still thinking about how to respond and where to go from here.
OpenStreetMap and Google
Google contractors were caught vandalizing OpenStreetMap. Oy vey.
Редактор Потлач неявно поощряет новичков к вандализму. Люди заходят и начинают сдвигать все под снимок, ведь все эти сотни объектов очевидно не на месте!
Предложил бы костыль в виде расстановки точек с тэгами, в которых вбивается смещение, а Потлач неявно для пользователя читает их и сдвигает подложку как надо. Но такой костыль абсолютно точно никто не примет - ОСМ не база для смещений и т д и т п.
Будем продолжать "правки".

Ich hab genug!
Ich werde nur noch Wanderwege mappen und an Gosau herummalen.
Die ewigen Diskussionen hab ich endgültig satt.
nom et emplacement de l'école manquants
OpenStreetPad is a MapCSS based OpenStreetMap renderer for iPhone and the iPad.
I want to test Diary on openstreetmap
A wrote about my personal view of how 2011 went for the OpenStreetMap project in the Philippines.
“2011 was a pretty good year for the OpenStreetMap project in the Philippines. Aside from the usual Mapping Parties, the community has organized or participated in several other events, some of them outside the Philippines. 2011 also saw the release of a more improved and usable OSM Philippine Garmin map, and OSM contributors made 2011 the best year in terms of increase of data in the Philippines (thanks to Bing).”
It is possible to name a "highway" in multiple languages using name:en, name:jp, etc.
Is it possible to tag the address of an object in multiple languages (addr:street)?
15.1. – 21.1.2012
Mit dem Ballon Mapping Kit selber Luftbilder erstellen [1]
Several edits made in different categories.
by noreply@blogger.com (Chris Hill) at January 22, 2012 07:59 PM
Finally last municipality in Espírito Santo have been imported, though the dataset might need some cleaning around.
It will be some work doing the cleaning, and with the limited time and internet connection I don't see that I can do that now. I hope to look into adding place= tags on those admin levels corresponding to a place=, but that will also have to wait for an opertunity of cleaning. Another option is that somebody else can do a cleaning though.....
[0] http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/changeset/10468411 Last changeset
[1] http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/relation/1843582 Espírito Santo Collection Relation
Обновились карты Москвы и МО, Петербурга и области, а также Калиниградской области c поддержкой пробочного сервиса.
Как обычно, их можно скачать здесь:
http://peirce.gis-lab.info/daily.php
Следующие пробочные сборки будут уже, очевидно, под Ситигид 7.0.
Этот бой в болоте диком
На втором году войны
Не за город шел великий,
Что один у всей страны;
Не за гордую твердыню,
Что у матушки-реки,
А за некий, скажем ныне,
Населенный пункт Борки
So jetzt hab ich schnell ein paar Fehler in der Map bei Dorf Großdingharting näe München korrigiert und noch ein paar POI hinzugefügt.
Создать маршрут на тёплое время, для начала Коркинское озеро
For anyone who's used JOSM for a significant amount of time, it's likely they've been using utilsplugin2, which provides several useful functions. One of these is Replace Geometry, which replaces an existing but poor quality way with a freshly drawn one, preserving history in the process by transferring existing nodes to the new way. The usefulness of this function has somewhat lessened thanks to the ImproveWayAccuracy plugin, but I still find myself using it often.
I've recently enhanced this command to support replacing a node with a way (see this ticket for details). This is very useful and timesaving in a number of cases. One is if you come across features that are represented by both a node and a way (a violation of the one feature one object rule). Another is if you wish to upgrade a feature that exists as a node, such as by drawing the building outline of a restaurant. In either case, simply select the node and way, then run the command, which will transfer tags from the node to the way, and either delete or move the node, whichever allows keeping the most history.
Before, but especially after adding this functionality, I've seen the need to prompt the user to resolve tag conflicts like the Merge nodes tool rather than just blindly copying the tags. Please read this ticket and comment if you think this is a good idea. Also, I've seen some other situations which might lead to information loss or corrupt data. Please read and comment on this ticket.
If you'd like to try this new functionality, just update your plugins in the preferences dialog!
After an amazing 2011 of OSM activity in Scotland including State of the Map Scotland huge amounts of mapping, networking, talks and cake eating - what's happening this year?
Here's the plans so far
Social meet-ups:
Thursday 16 Feb 2012 Stirling
Tuesday 21 Feb 2012 Glasgow
Tuesday 20 Mar 2012 Edinburgh
Mapping Party:
Workshop:
Hope you can make it along
Недавно заметил, что в таком большом городе, как Москва, не отрисовано довольно много автобусных маршрутов:
В "моём" 15-м парке из почти трёх десятков маршрутов был отрисован только один.
"Каждый сам кузнец своего счастья", - вспомнил я и добавил маршрут с красивым номером 100:
http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/relation/1968886
Приятно разгядывать его на http://openbusmap.org :)
Macht Spaß!
Aber ich muss für die Kreuzung B68 und B51 doch tatsächlich noch an die frische Luft. ich fahre da jeden Tag lang. So, wie es bei OSM eingezeichnet ist, ist es definiv nicht mehr, aber wie die Verkehrsführung von der anderen Seite ist, muss ich nachsehen. Da fahre ich doch nie von der B51 ab...
Читая Змееда Суворова заинтересовало где же находится Ярославль. Полез на осм... http://www.openstreetmap.ru/?lat=57.6331&lon=39.8783&zoom=14&layers=M
Приятно удивила довольно подробная прорисовка объектов, большое кол-во подписаны. молодцы :-) и землепользовнаие указали...
и область прорисована...
а сегодня больше читаю и немножко подправил свои огрехи вчерашние огрехи, отношение указал незамкнутую область вот на карте лес и пропал :( поправил. http://osm.org/go/0jdupLPb--