| 22 Nov 2020 |
 Manoj Karingamadathil | In reply to Heinz Vieth
Success: I could open the csv directly in JOSM!😁 🎉👍 | 10:40:18 |
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 Gongalipurugu | In reply to Heinz Vieth
Success: I could open the csv directly in JOSM!😁 Excellent | 11:42:15 |
 EXTREMOPHILARUM | In reply to Marcel Ottiger
Hi there
Import of AI building data is not available in India. So the tracing has do be done manually.
Whatever editor you use, please square your buildings and be as precise as possible. When its done unprecise some one else has to correct it 🙈
I recommend JOSM editor with building plugin, with two clicks you will have a nicely squared building and it is pretty fast. Oh ok what do you mean by it is not available in india? | 15:23:54 |
 Marcel Ottiger | In reply to EXTREMOPHILARUM
Oh ok what do you mean by it is not available in india? AI roads are available all over the world via rapid or the mapwithAI plugin in JOSM. Somewhere I've seen some news, that also buildings are available, but not all over the world. Maybe it is just in beta phase | 15:25:14 |
| EXTREMOPHILARUM | In reply to Marcel Ottiger
AI roads are available all over the world via rapid or the mapwithAI plugin in JOSM. Somewhere I've seen some news, that also buildings are available, but not all over the world. Maybe it is just in beta phase Ok thanks a lot.
Other than that do you know any open source projects that are in development? | 16:39:42 |
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| 23 Nov 2020 |
 Arun Ganesh | This indic translation engine looks promising. wonder if we could use it to translate and host a completely translated osm map in any of the languages https://github.com/notAI-tech/Anuvaad | 00:30:24 |
 Nikhil VJ | In reply to Arun Ganesh
👌could you share on https://github.com/osm-in/openstreetmap.in/issues/38 Done. https://github.com/osm-in/openstreetmap.in/issues/38#issuecomment-731914896
Live example of how to prevent douchebags from hijacking your map for cancel culture agendas: https://answerquest.github.io/WKT-Leaflet-map-template/ | 04:04:07 |
| Arun Ganesh | 👌🏽 | 04:59:06 |
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| Gaurang | Hi, where can I get public health centre locations data? | 06:20:23 |
| Marcel Ottiger | In reply to EXTREMOPHILARUM
Ok thanks a lot.
Other than that do you know any open source projects that are in development? no more projects for me
OSM is already enough 😊 | 07:02:00 |
 Heinz Vieth | In reply to Gaurang
Hi, where can I get public health centre locations data? If you want a the data in a map : https://www.openstreetbrowser.org/#map=15/22.7093/75.8278&categories=health | 07:23:26 |
| Heinz Vieth | In reply to Arun Ganesh
This indic translation engine looks promising. wonder if we could use it to translate and host a completely translated osm map in any of the languages https://github.com/notAI-tech/Anuvaad Since the OSM mp is full of proper names : Is the translation/transliteration of this engine (or even Google maps) good enough for our purposes?? | 08:10:16 |
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| Gongalipurugu | In reply to Heinz Vieth
Since the OSM mp is full of proper names : Is the translation/transliteration of this engine (or even Google maps) good enough for our purposes?? would this approach mean using a script and adding language transliterations with fix-me tags for validation? | 13:05:15 |
| Arun Ganesh | Good question, needs to be investigated if it can only translate the common noun while retaining the proper noun. That would enable to have a on demand indic translated map like https://www.google.com/maps/@12.9864742,77.5830266,16.34z?hl=kn . Its not going to be perfect, but still useful i would imagine | 14:50:35 |
| Arun Ganesh | * Good question, needs to be investigated if it can only translate the common noun while retaining the proper noun. That would enable to have a on demand indic translated map like https://www.google.com/maps/@12.9864742,77.5830266,16.34z?hl=kn . Its not going to be perfect, but still useful i would imagine | 14:50:46 |
| Arun Ganesh | admittedly i have used maps only in english, so maybe others should comment on how useful the transliterated google map is and if its worth replicating | 14:51:49 |
| Arun Ganesh | In reply to Gongalipurugu
would this approach mean using a script and adding language transliterations with fix-me tags for validation? no, was thinking this would be purely on the fly when displaying labels on the client side. no data is added into osm. | 14:53:17 |
| Arun Ganesh | the logic would be to use the translated osm name tag first, and fallback to automatic transliteration. | 14:55:21 |
| Gongalipurugu | In reply to Arun Ganesh
no, was thinking this would be purely on the fly when displaying labels on the client side. no data is added into osm. Ah I see, got it | 14:56:40 |
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