Et ce site également WhoDidIt

Bonjour,

Nous ne pouvons pas nous baser sur le plan Google pour faire ce travail. Pourquoi ne pas proposer de contribuer directement à OpenStreetMap plutôt ?

Ou proposer de faire des annotations papier basées sur un plan OpenStreetMap, par exemple via http://fieldpapers.org/

Bonjour,

Un bon moyen pour rentrer en contact avec les contributeurs sur une zone donnée est de consulter l’outil Whodidit. Cela facilite la mise en place d’un travail collectif, pour traiter les notes ou autre.

Bonne journée

Hi,

Tools do exist, but they are not (yet) gathered at openstreetmap.org domain.

Second point : Accessing POI information

One nice tool exists but its coverage is not perfect, and source code is not open (yet) : LizPOI

Third point : Maximum zoom level

This point is adressed by other rendering toolchains. For example tile.openstreetmap.fr which goes two steps further (zoom 20)

Fourth point : Sharing POI

You should consider to use the uMap tool Maybe not as straightforward as you would expect. Overpass Turbo can be used upstream to query the OSM database and export data ready for use in uMap.

Fifth point : Routing

As the points above, routing is not implemented @ openstreetmap.org However, the use of the osrm interface is pretty nice already, with cool features to share your results

@Pieren: cquest style is visible at http://tile.openstreetmap.fr/ and zooms up to level 20 Stylesheet development can be followed on Github

Check also CartoCC tool, which helps for a collaborative development of MapCSS stylesheet with Tilemill