Charlie,
There are existing global databases of surface water boundaries, water
quality, DEMs, etc. In some cases more than one. Those could be one
starting point - license permitting. The other would of course be OSM
itself, which already contains surface water features. Adding a
possibility
Hi,
The CommonMap.org API will be able to handle data-extracts, so then
independent maps can be remixed into new works.
Especially for data like 'groundwater', it'll probably be added to
CommonMap, but might not get to OpenStreetMap.
Cheers,
Sam
On 5/27/11, Stephen Woodbridge wrote:
> On 5/27
On 5/27/2011 9:51 PM, Charlie Schweik wrote:
Hi,
I find myself wondering if there is a possibility of starting an "open
stream map" project in a similar way to open street map? With the idea
that this might be connected to an invasive plant species effort too...
It is an interesting idea -- roa
Hi,
I find myself wondering if there is a possibility of starting an "open
stream map" project in a similar way to open street map? With the idea
that this might be connected to an invasive plant species effort too...
It is an interesting idea -- roads are relatively stable. Streams have
add
Fyi,
Thanks Jeff,
Bruce
On 28/05/11 12:06 AM, "Jeff de La Beaujardiere"
wrote:
There is already an HTTP mechanism for language negotiation: the
Accept-Language header described at
http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html#sec14.4 and
elsewhere.
OGC and OSGeo should not invent an
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