marek kleciak's Comments
| Changeset | When | Comment |
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| 49958115 | over 8 years ago | Ok Maraf, dzięki za informację. |
| 49958115 | over 8 years ago | Akurat ta interpretacja wydaje się być poprawna. Patrz angielska wiki i opis: Cobblestone paving. "Cobblestone" is used in the colloquial meaning here, and therefore includes the type of stones that would more precisely be called "setts". |
| 47769223 | over 8 years ago | source:addr nie powinno być usuwane. |
| 50252144 | over 8 years ago | Thank you! |
| 49549101 | over 8 years ago | Ben wrote: imprecise criteria, human variability, seasonality, poor resolution, loose rectification. We have Premium Digital Globe images from last year for whole Nepal. Factors like human variability or seasonality are general for all OSM maps. Only activation of the community AND in this case local authorities, can help with such problems. Let´s talk with local community about. |
| 49549101 | over 8 years ago | Absolutely. This matter needs an proposal and discusion of the community. |
| 49556625 | over 8 years ago | Hi Frederik,
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| 49828585 | over 8 years ago | Thank you Ben! I made some experiments with generalization of areas. Surface of small areas generalized with 1.0 m is up to 5% less. The areas may be used for calculation of productivity of farmers and possibly targeted training for them. I tried 0.3 m, this is great. The problem I sometimes had is the use of fast draw plugIn for JOSM with tablett. Do zou have any experience with this plugIn? I think, we could make together a kind of video tutorial for nepali mappers and explain it. Best, Marek |
| 49549101 | over 8 years ago | Hi everybody, KLL wil post information about this Project in the Wiki Project Nepal. Meanwhile I analyzed approach described by bdiscoe. Using generalization factor of 1.0 m we change the areas of smaller Farmlands in forests by up to 5%. I suggest the generalization factor of. 0.3m which make changes by around 1% od smaller areas. The goal of this projest is to achiee a map with whole landuses like:
This can allow the observation of this area and analyzing it.
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| 49788059 | over 8 years ago | Great Ben, thank you! |
| 49761857 | over 8 years ago | Thanks Ben! |
| 49549101 | over 8 years ago | We, is Kathmandu Living Maps. As you probably know from german forum I do a lot for Nepal and try to inform communities in Germany and Poland about recent situation there.
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| 49549101 | over 8 years ago | We are in touch with bdiscoe now. I wrote him about reasons for this mapping. We have opportunity to make an very exactly example for nepali authorities and show the results during SOTM Asia 2017. All old, too less forest areas should be removed/modified. I hope for help of you all: The goal would be to introduce our map for the administrative purposes. In Nepal we have an special situation because of activity of KLL. So we can help from outside with precisely mapping. |
| 49549696 | over 8 years ago | Stop destroying detailed map using generalization tools. In developing countries like Nepal eactly map can save human life. Please first ask, then act. |
| 49548516 | over 8 years ago | Stop destroying detailed map using generalization tools. In developing countries like Nepal eactly map can save human life. Please first ask, then act. |
| 49550054 | over 8 years ago | Stop destroying detailed map using generalization tools. In developing countries like Nepal eactly map can save human life. Please first ask, then act. |
| 49550181 | over 8 years ago | Stop destroying detailed map using generalization tools. In developing countries like Nepal eactly map can save human life. Please first ask, then act. |
| 49550642 | over 8 years ago | Stop destroying detailed map using generalization tools. In developing countries like Nepal eactly map can save human life. Please first ask, then act. |
| 49549101 | over 8 years ago | Stop destroying detailed map using generalization tools. In developing countries like Nepal eactly map can save human life. Please first ask, then act. |
| 49549577 | over 8 years ago | Stop destroying detailed map using generalization tools. In developing countries like Nepal eactly map can save human life. Please first ask, then act. |