Talk:LINZ
? Is there any progress on this project? No edits for some months...
- Yes. --Hamish 05:42, 16 September 2009 (UTC)
Also note recent OSM news about French and Canadian data being made available (I.e. if they can, why can't we?)
If there is going to be a big influx of LINZ data, is it still worth mapping roads etc --EliotB 02:51, 31 January 2009 (UTC)
... the answers to all these questions - and more! - can be
found on the NZOpenGIS mailing list (nzopengis•googlegroups•com)
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Previous discussions and notes
To Done?
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http://linz.dev.openstreetmap.org/api(the New Zealand LINZ import dev server) hasn't got a working API yet, so you can't point JOSM at it etc... JR
- [dead url. try this one instead: http://joerichards.dev.openstreetmap.org/]
- LINZ Trial Import needs to have all the issues in the current import fleshed out and addressed
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agree on an approach for tagging - find out if the upcoming license change (to odbl) will affect the use of the data
- ask linz if our attribution method is sufficient
Attribution methods
- add the info to the wiki, on the Attribution page
- JoeRichards: I think this has turned into the Contributions page now
- add a short line to the main map on the front page, something like "Crown Copyright", which displays whenever LINZ-sourced data is showing on screen, and hyperlinks to a page in the wiki with the full contents of the attribution text
- add a permanently-viewable line on the front page to cover all attributions, e.g. "Copyright multiple entities, see http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Attribution for details"
- include a line on the attributions page, stating that each element sourced from linz has it's attribution set to "linz", data which can be viewed by analysis of the planet file/through the api/with one of the editors. this data could be set to read-only, i.e. it will be persistent in the data set OSM use, unless the item is completely deleted
- adding attributes to items which specify their source is approved
- set the username to "New Zealand crown Copyright". at high zoom levels, the username of the last editor displays next to every object
- Put the characters as a set of virtual roads on any empty area (preferably owned by linz ;-), and position map to this point and zoomfactor for very first access to data? It's a pity there's no redirect, as in HTML.
- the idea of using cookies to determine if it's first visit or not, and re-directing to the attribution page/showing a translucent overlay (for a few seconds, before re-directing back to the map) if it is, is an idea that intrigues me
- putting an 'attribution' tag on data, in a way that it can only be set (not removed/changed). Osmarener could detect these and mark the map appropriately, could even add the attribution as text on the other side of the way to the copyright holder's name when at maximum zoom. --Mungewell 23:29, 18 March 2008 (UTC)
- permission to edit this tag could be given selectively - if another, overlapping data set were then imported, the importer could merge a new data set with the existing data, updating the 'attribution' tag to also represent the origin of the new data set
Summary of attribution methods - what OSM will and will not do
OSM will carry out
- creating a wiki page with details of contributors, and information on how to view the contributor of a specific piece of data (planet.osm, osmxapi, potlatch, etc.)
- adding a permanent link from the main map to the attributions page
- creating an 'attribution' tag, which can be edited by any member of the community. this tag will be applied only to items requiring attribution
- ??? creating an 'attribution' tag, which can only be edited by select members of the community. this tag will be applied only to items requiring attribution ???
OSM will not carry out
- adding attribution text to maps, beside each item requiring attribution
- specific attribution labels which appear on-screen whenever an item requiring attribution is being shown (such as used by google maps)
- re-directions to attribution text, when data requiring attribution is viewed for the first time
What should NZ OSM'ers *not* do?
The prospect of importing all this data is fantastic in many respects, but also raises the concern that in some places our work will be undone, and be replaced by bulk-uploaded material (as has happened on occasions elsewhere). Is there a list that offers any guidance about what we should or shouldn't work on in the meantime so that we don't waste time/effort?
Cheers - Gobeirne 02:52, 20 February 2011 (UTC)
place=island
Hi, please add place=island to the island import - this tag is missing on all islands. Greetings, -- Schusch 09:14, 21 February 2011 (UTC)
Topomap tiles as editor background
Hello,
Since the Linz topomap data is released under Creative Commons, is it possible to get the tiles as a background that can be traced from in the OSM map editor? Enzedrail 00:29, 3 January 2012 (UTC)