Would the Welcome Tool <https://welcome.osm.be/> (wiki page here
<https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Welcome_tool>) be helpful in welcoming
and orienting new members?
Simon, I thought I remembered you saying it was quite a bit of work sending
the emails out the current way.
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> After the FOSS4G conference in Firenze, I realize I met many people who are
> in Zürich and maybe some other parts of Switzerland but not part of the
> SOSM community.
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> What is the best way to point people to a welcome resource or give some
> kind of invite to join discussions?
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> Should we consider any additional channels?
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> Previously I proposed making a Facebook page (not group) which serves as a
> good way for me to use some advertising credit to promote the page to
> demographics in Switzerland as an advertisement. But ideally that's not the
> central place just a pointer toward mailing list and other places.
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> Is there any newsletter that may be more consolidated than the mailing list
> (could link to top mailing list topics).
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> I am still new but definitely interested to have a good link to send to
> people to get more involved if they are totally unfamiliar with mailing
> lists and need a point of entry.
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Hi all,
I could use your advice how to resolve a conflict with another editor.
Three weeks ago I recorded a few GPS traces of hiking paths in the
Bergell / Bregaglia valley and used them to create relations for the Via
Panoramica (relation 14414965) and the Via Bregaglia (relation 14425116)
with a variant via Bondo (relation 14425264), all according to the
physical signposts on the ground.
When I looked again a couple of weeks later I found that my Via
Panoramica had been deleted and my Via Bregaglia changed in a massive
changeset (124772603) touching 157 ways, 27 relations and 236 nodes,
with no source or explanation. There are two new "Sentiero Panoramico" /
"Via Panoramica" relations (14449302 and 14449306), neither of which
conforms to my survey trace nor the official Switzerland Mobility map.
I'm not sure what has changed in the Via Bregaglia relations. A number
of tags have been dropped from all of the above relations, others
replaced by, in my view, incorrect ones.
(I had actually added another Via Bregaglia relation according to the
tourist office website. From this, all but one member were dropped. But
that website has multiple contradictory maps and descriptions, so I
don't trust it and don't mind too much that this relation was
practically deleted.)
So I started a discussion of the changeset with its editor:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/124772603 I tried not to ask
everything at once, so didn't even get to the missing tags, yet. But you
can see how the discussion has been going. After two responses the other
editor seems to have fallen silent. I'd give him a few more days, though.
I do not see any indication how his changes were improvements over my
work. What I would like to get to is have my Via Panoramica relation and
the dropped tags restored. Ideally, I could convince the other editor to
do this but I'm not too optimistic.
What do you think? How should I proceed?
(Feel free to respond in German if you prefer.)
Thanks for any advice,
Oreg2
Salut!
Der nächste OSM-Stammtisch in Zürich findet am nächste Woche am
Donnerstag statt.
Wir treffen uns in der Bitwäscherei[1], ein Hackerspace in der alten
Zürcher Zentralwäscherei. Der Hackerspace ist ein paar Fuss-Minuten vom
Bahnhof Hardbrücke entfernt (~300m laut OSRM).
Datum: Montag, 11. Juli 2022
Zeit: ab 18:30 Uhr
Ort: Bitwäscherei[1], Neue Hard 12, Zürich
Weitere Infos und unverbindliche Anmeldung [2].
[1] https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/7658441951
[2]
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/DE:Switzerland:Z%C3%BCrich/OSM-Treffen#…
Gruss
Packi
Hi all,
I am trying to add new bus stops following the route change of bus 12.701<https://www.mbc.ch/posts/news/18157705> since 07.2022. Four new bus stops are to be added:
St-Sulpice, Castolin
St-Sulpice, En Champagny
St-Sulpice, Ochettaz-Ormet
St-Sulpice, Pré-Fleuri
These stops are completely new so I need to create them from scratch. However, I am not familiar with the bus stop tagging in Switzerland, seems that the data are all imported at some time. E.g.
where can I find the "uic_ref" data of a bus stop ?
Best,
Terry
Hi everyone,
I'm Marjan from TomTom. Below you will also find a German and French translation of this message, created with the help of DeepL.
I'm reaching out to you because I have a couple of MapRoulette challenges that I would like to share. These challenges can help you fix different types of data issues in Switzerland. You can find all of them in this MapRoulette project<https://maproulette.org/browse/projects/49038>.
The tasks in the challenges were generated using public instances of OSM quality assurance tools such as Atlas and Osmose, and internally developed and validated quality checks. You can go through the challenges one task at a time, assess the data and correct quality errors where needed. (If you spot a false positive, you can mark it as "Not an issue".)
More details about our data improvement activities in Switzerland are on our GitHub page<https://github.com/tomtom-international/open-data/issues/155>.
Feel free to try out these challenges. Our team will also work on them in a couple of weeks. Let me know if you have any questions or comments.
Have a nice day!
Marjan
-
Hallo zusammen,
ich bin Marjan von TomTom.
Ich habe ein paar MapRoulette-Challenges, die ich gerne mit Ihnen teilen möchte. Sie können Ihnen helfen, verschiedene Arten von Datenfehler in der Schweiz zu lösen. Sie finden alle Challenges in diesem MapRoulette-Projekt<https://maproulette.org/browse/projects/49038>.
Die Tasks in den Challenges wurden mit öffentlichen Instanzen von OSM-Qualitätssicherungstools wie Atlas und Osmose und intern entwickelten und validierten Qualitätsprüfungen erstellt. Sie können die Tasks der Reihe nach durchgehen, die Daten bewerten und bei Bedarf Qualitätsfehler korrigieren. (Wenn Sie ein falsches Positiv entdecken, können Sie es als "Kein Fehler" markieren.)
Weitere Details zu unseren Aktivitäten zur Datenverbesserung in der Schweiz finden Sie auf unserer GitHub-Seite<https://github.com/tomtom-international/open-data/issues/155>.
Probieren Sie die Challenges gerne aus. Unser Team wird sie in einigen Wochen auch bearbeiten. Lassen Sie mich wissen, wenn Sie Fragen oder Kommentare haben.
Schönen Tag noch!
Marjan
-
Bonjour,
Je suis Marjan de TomTom.
J'ai quelques défis MapRoulette que j'aimerais partager avec vous. Ces défis peuvent vous aider à résoudre différents types de problèmes de données en Suisse. Vous pouvez les trouver tous dans ce projet MapRoulette<https://maproulette.org/browse/projects/49038>.
Les tâches des défis ont été générées à l'aide d'instances publiques d'outils d'assurance qualité OSM tels que Atlas et Osmose, et de contrôles de qualité développés et validés en interne. Vous pouvez parcourir les défis une tâche à la fois, évaluer les données et corriger les erreurs de qualité si nécessaire. (Si vous repérez un faux positif, vous pouvez le marquer comme tel.)
Vous trouverez plus de détails sur nos activités d'amélioration des données en Suisse sur notre page GitHub<https://github.com/tomtom-international/open-data/issues/155>.
Sentez-vous libre d'essayer ces défis. Notre équipe y travaillera aussi dans quelques semaines. Faites-moi savoir si vous avez des questions ou des commentaires.
Bonne journée!
Marjan
Endlich Sommer - endlich wieder Grillieren!
In diesem Projekt des Monats Schweiz (PotM CH) Juli 2022 geht es um
die Erfassung von Feuer- und Grillstellen (outdoor) in OpenStreetMap
(OSM). Als Änderung zählt das Hinzufügen oder Ändern von 1.
leisure=firepit für Feuerstellen z.B. am Waldrand, 2. amenity=bbq für
eine öffentliche Grillstelle sowie 3. fireplace=* z.B. mit
tourism=picnic_site für Picknickplätze.
Weitere Informationen zu diesem PotM gibt es im Wiki:
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/DE:Project_of_the_month_Switzerland
Und hier ist das Dashboard:
https://potm.osm.ch/superset/dashboard/20/
-- en:
Dear Mappers,
Finally summer - finally barbecuing again!
This project of the month Switzerland (PotM CH) July 2022 is about the
recording of fire and barbecue places (outdoor) in OpenStreetMap
(OSM). As a change counts the addition or modification of 1.
leisure=firepit for fireplaces e.g. at the edge of the forest, 2.
amenity=bbq for a public barbecue site as well as 3. fireplace=* e.g.
with tourism=picnic_site for picnic sites.
More information about this PotM can be found in the Wiki:
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/EN:Project_of_the_month_Switzerland
and here there is the dashboard:
https://potm.osm.ch/superset/dashboard/21/
-- fr:
Chers mappeurs, chères mappeuses,
Enfin l'été - enfin à nouveau les grillades!
Dans ce projet du mois de la Suisse (PotM CH) juillet 2022, il s'agit
de saisir les emplacements pour feux et grillades (en plein air) dans
OpenStreetMap (OSM). Par modification, on entend l'ajout ou la
modification de 1. leisure=firepit pour les places de feu, par exemple
en lisière de forêt, 2. amenity=bbq pour une place de gril publique
ainsi que 3. fireplace=*, par exemple avec tourism=picnic_site pour
les places de pique-nique.
De plus amples informations sur ce PotM sont disponibles sur le Wiki
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/EN:Project_of_the_month_Switzerland
et ici c'est le dashboard:
https://potm.osm.ch/superset/dashboard/21/
-- Stefan
Hi all
I noticed today that in large parts of the Valais forests are mapped up to the tree tops. So extremely detailed. Example:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/526799342
(check it in satellite view)
What do you think about it? Does this still make sense?
The user is still mapping in this way.
Cheers!
Salut!
Der nächste OSM-Stammtisch in Zürich findet am nächsten Montag statt.
Wir treffen uns in der Bitwäscherei[1], ein Hackerspace in der alten
Zürcher Zentralwäscherei. Der Hackerspace ist ein paar Fuss-Minuten vom
Bahnhof Hardbrücke entfernt (~300m laut OSRM).
Wir versuchen den ersten Teil der Veranstaltung hybrid zu machen. Ihr
könnt euch unter [3] einwählen.
Datum: Montag, 11. Juli 2022
Zeit: ab 18:30 Uhr
Ort: Bitwäscherei[1], Neue Hard 12, Zürich; 3. OG / hybrid
Weitere Infos und unverbindliche Anmeldung [2].
[1] https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/7658441951
[2]
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/DE:Switzerland:Z%C3%BCrich/OSM-Treffen#…
[3] https://pub.digitale-gesellschaft.ch/b/pat-6h2-rqy
Gruss
Packi
A user is destroying precise landuse mapping in Wallis. "Simplifying" in
this case turns precise landuse cover into weird angles and destroys the
work done by the previous contributors while harming the OSM database. Such
moves could furthermore clearly be perceived as aggressive.
Typical examples of the vandalism can be observed there
https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/965324922/history#map=19/46.02973/7.11287
What is the appropriate way to react to such attacks against the project?