Once upon a time, I was asked why I had only marked the south end of a trail and not the north end.
Well, I said, I haven’t been there, so I don’t have a GPS track. All I have is that USGS line and the one thing I know about it is it’s wrong. As long as it isn’t mapped, someone will be more likely to put down the correct line when they do want to map it. They might not even notice it’s needed if a bad line is there.
Then I said I might come down on the side of mapping everything you can as best you can sometime later.
Well, it’s later. Now I say map it all! And put down the source as you do it. Not just in the changeset note, but actually on the segment. And it can be good to make a guess about trail_visibility. I have more tools now.
Strava heatmap is the best as an average of GPS signals, if you can get it. I have found what is probably the firefighter loop through nearby private lands and not actually available to the public as a hike on there. It looks like a nice loop out there in Kneeland where there’s no public hiking. Only the most popular trails have enough heat to be an average. A random spattering of others have some kind of clues.
I can download system trails from the Forest Service’s data clearinghouse. Most of these match the Forest Service Topo (another source), but some have updated. Some of them match the USGS lines. Okay, a lot. And apparently Six Rivers has no system trails at all. They are seriously slacking. (And now a section of their roads has vanished from the Interactive Visitor Map. What is wrong with you, Six Rivers?)
And there’s ever more imagery. Sometimes it’s just visible. All the other lines available helps to differentiate the actual bit of trail from random fallen trees that make a line on the ground. A ridge trail might have a fuel break competing with trail, so there are plenty of bad signals just looking at photos. Down the gully, that might be just water course. Or trail. Or both.
So I’ve been working my way through the roads around the Trinity Alps Wilderness and some areas around Marble Mountain Wilderness and now the trails are going in. (I think I’ve got all the roads on the north side, west besides the reservation, and southwest sorted through.) I’ve just about got all the system trails in. Got a few things from USGS. Will have to ask Chris about his Orleans District trail maps. Shasta-Trinity has decided to usurp the Salmon Summit name for a bit that isn’t Salmon Summit while Six Rivers, where the National Recreation Trail actually goes, sits there without trails. There’s some “footpath” marked stuff that needs adjusted. Footpaths are for more developed trails than generally found in a designated Wilderness. Still lots to do.
Oh, and those trailhead parkings 200 feet inside the designated Wilderness? Mapping that as is. Ground truth!
Well, I said, I haven’t been there, so I don’t have a GPS track. All I have is that USGS line and the one thing I know about it is it’s wrong. As long as it isn’t mapped, someone will be more likely to put down the correct line when they do want to map it. They might not even notice it’s needed if a bad line is there.
Then I said I might come down on the side of mapping everything you can as best you can sometime later.
Well, it’s later. Now I say map it all! And put down the source as you do it. Not just in the changeset note, but actually on the segment. And it can be good to make a guess about trail_visibility. I have more tools now.
Strava heatmap is the best as an average of GPS signals, if you can get it. I have found what is probably the firefighter loop through nearby private lands and not actually available to the public as a hike on there. It looks like a nice loop out there in Kneeland where there’s no public hiking. Only the most popular trails have enough heat to be an average. A random spattering of others have some kind of clues.
I can download system trails from the Forest Service’s data clearinghouse. Most of these match the Forest Service Topo (another source), but some have updated. Some of them match the USGS lines. Okay, a lot. And apparently Six Rivers has no system trails at all. They are seriously slacking. (And now a section of their roads has vanished from the Interactive Visitor Map. What is wrong with you, Six Rivers?)
And there’s ever more imagery. Sometimes it’s just visible. All the other lines available helps to differentiate the actual bit of trail from random fallen trees that make a line on the ground. A ridge trail might have a fuel break competing with trail, so there are plenty of bad signals just looking at photos. Down the gully, that might be just water course. Or trail. Or both.
So I’ve been working my way through the roads around the Trinity Alps Wilderness and some areas around Marble Mountain Wilderness and now the trails are going in. (I think I’ve got all the roads on the north side, west besides the reservation, and southwest sorted through.) I’ve just about got all the system trails in. Got a few things from USGS. Will have to ask Chris about his Orleans District trail maps. Shasta-Trinity has decided to usurp the Salmon Summit name for a bit that isn’t Salmon Summit while Six Rivers, where the National Recreation Trail actually goes, sits there without trails. There’s some “footpath” marked stuff that needs adjusted. Footpaths are for more developed trails than generally found in a designated Wilderness. Still lots to do.
Oh, and those trailhead parkings 200 feet inside the designated Wilderness? Mapping that as is. Ground truth!
valhikes's Diary | mapping trails I haven't walked | OpenStreetMap
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OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
Not sure why someone would want a diary, but what the heck. Not adding anything today.
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OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
Today is Saturday
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when placing these down; what is the universally accepted placement and direction of signal lights?
Is it the location of pole and direction of lights controlling traffic. Or is it attached to the Roadway and pointed in the direction of signaling? Any help would be appreciated…
The Wiki info on usage is very generic in wording..
Is it the location of pole and direction of lights controlling traffic. Or is it attached to the Roadway and pointed in the direction of signaling? Any help would be appreciated…
The Wiki info on usage is very generic in wording..
deweyjungles's Diary | Clarification on traffic signals usage | OpenStreetMap
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OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
Jumped in committed to contribute before ever downloading or selling the map and software I just knew I could help Now it’s September 22 2023 Let’s see how long it takes me to figure this out
Russell Ingraham's Diary | First day | OpenStreetMap
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Are you in search of the perfect wardrobe essentials that will not only keep you stylish but also versatile in your everyday fashion choices? Look no further! In this comprehensive guide, we’ll delve into the world of Essentials clothing items that are a must-have for every fashion-conscious individual. From timeless classics to trendy pieces, we’ve got you covered. The Foundation: T-Shirts and Tops Elevate Your Style with Classic Tees The cornerstone of any great wardrobe is a collection of high-quality t-shirts. Opt for versatile colors like black, white, and navy blue. These can be effortlessly paired with jeans, skirts, or layered under jackets for a chic, everyday look. Blouses for a Touch of Elegance For a more sophisticated ensemble, invest in a few stylish blouses. Choose fabrics like silk or satin for a luxurious feel. They can be dressed up with slacks for the office or dressed down with jeans for a casual outing. Bottoms: Pants and Skirts Timeless Denim Jeans Denim jeans are a fashion staple that will never go out of style. Ensure you have a well-fitted pair in your wardrobe. They are incredibly versatile, suitable for both casual and semi-formal occasions. Versatile Skirts for Feminine Flair Skirts are a fantastic addition to your essential clothing collection. A-line, pencil, or wrap skirts can add a touch of femininity to your outfits. Pair them with a tucked-in blouse for an effortlessly chic look. Outerwear: Jackets and Coats Classic Leather Jackets A classic leather jacket is a must for any fashion-savvy individual. It adds an edgy and timeless element to your wardrobe. Pair it with jeans and a tee for a rebellious yet stylish vibe. Warmth and Style with Trench Coats When the weather turns colder, a trench coat is your go-to outerwear piece. Choose a neutral color like beige or camel for maximum versatility. Trench coats can effortlessly elevate any outfit. Footwear: Shoes for Every Occasion Elegant Heels for Special Events Every wardrobe should include a pair of elegant heels. They are a game-changer for formal events and can instantly make you feel more confident and put-together. Sneakers for Comfort and Style For your everyday activities, a comfortable pair of sneakers is essential. Opt for a trendy and supportive pair that complements your style. Accessories: The Finishing Touch Timeless Watches A stylish watch is not only a functional accessory but also a fashion statement. Invest in a classic timepiece that suits your style, whether it’s minimalist or bold. Versatile Belts Belts are often underestimated but can significantly impact your outfit. A well-chosen belt can cinch your waist and add definition to your look. Conclusion In conclusion, building a wardrobe filled with Essentials hoodie items is the key to effortless style and versatility. From classic t-shirts to elegant blouses, denim jeans to timeless leather jackets, and stylish heels to comfortable sneakers, these pieces will ensure you’re always fashion-forward. Don’t forget to accessorize with watches and belts to complete your look. With these essentials, you’ll be ready to conquer any fashion challenge that comes your way.
shoqspu143's Diary | The Ultimate Guide to Essential Clothing: Elevate Your Wardrobe | OpenStreetMap
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OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
I spent a few days in Penang for a separate work trip. Took my time to survey and map the area too. I found that Pengkalan Weld is already well mapped. Specifically the area around Lebuh Pantai and Gat Lebuh Chulia. So I only needed to add some extra details and POIs in the area.
nabilersyad's Diary | Penang Visit | OpenStreetMap
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Habe gerade meinen 5555. Edit getätigt. Will jemand mit mir dieses kleine Jubiläum feiern?
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OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
Birthdays are a cherished time to celebrate life, and what better way to do so than by throwing the perfect birthday bash?
Whether you’re planning for a loved one, a friend, or yourself, the art of crafting an unforgettable celebration lies in the details. In this diary, we’ll delve into 11 essential tips and creative ideas to help you orchestrate a birthday extravaganza that will be talked about for years to come.
I. Introduction
A. The importance of a memorable birthday bash
Every birthday is a milestone worth celebrating, and a well-organized birthday bash can turn a special day into a cherished memory.
B. Setting the stage for an unforgettable celebration
From choosing the right theme to managing the timeline, meticulous planning is key to a successful birthday party.
II. Choosing the Right Theme
A. Exploring unique and creative theme options
Step outside the box and consider themes that reflect the personality and interests of the birthday honoree.
B. Aligning the theme with the birthday person’s interests
Ensure that the chosen theme resonates with the guest of honor, making the celebration more personal and meaningful.
III. Guest List and Invitations
A. Creating a guest list that strikes the right balance
Balance is key; invite close friends and family, but also consider including some surprises to make the event more exciting.
B. Crafting eye-catching and personalized invitations
Impress your guests from the start with beautifully designed invitations that match the chosen theme.
IV. Venue Selection
A. Indoor vs. outdoor: pros and cons
Weigh the pros and cons of indoor and outdoor venues, considering factors like weather, space, and ambiance.
B. Considering budget-friendly venue options
Explore budget-friendly options such as community centers or even hosting the party at home.
V. Decorations and Ambiance
A. Selecting decorations that fit the theme
Dive into the world of decorations, ensuring they align with the chosen theme, from balloons to table settings.
B. Creating a captivating atmosphere with lighting and music
Set the mood with carefully chosen lighting and a curated playlist that complements the ambiance.
VI. Food and Beverage Planning
A. Catering vs. DIY: making the right choice
Decide whether to hire a catering service or take the DIY route based on your budget and culinary skills.
B. Crafting a diverse menu to satisfy all tastes
Offer a menu that caters to various preferences, including dietary restrictions, to ensure everyone enjoys the feast.
VII. Entertainment and Activities
A. Booking entertainment that complements the theme
Elevate the party experience by hiring entertainers or planning activities that align with the chosen theme.
B. Organizing interactive activities for guests
Engage your guests with games and activities that encourage interaction and fun.
VIII. Cake and Desserts
A. Designing a stunning birthday cake
The cake is the centerpiece; make it visually appealing and scrumptious, tailored to the theme.
B. Incorporating unique dessert options
Go beyond the cake by offering a variety of desserts to satisfy everyone’s sweet tooth.
IX. Party Favors and Goodie Bags
A. Selecting memorable party favors
Choose party favors that guests will treasure, ensuring they align with the theme and purpose of the celebration.
B. Assembling goodie bags with a personal touch
Add a personal touch to the goodie bags by customizing them with thoughtful items or notes.
X. Managing the Timeline
A. Creating a detailed schedule for the day
Plan out the day meticulously, including when to serve food, play games, and have special moments.
B. Allowing flexibility for unexpected surprises
While planning is essential, be open to unexpected surprises or deviations from the schedule.
XI. Capturing Memories
A. Hiring a photographer or setting up a photo booth
Ensure that precious moments are captured by hiring a professional photographer or setting up a fun photo booth.
B. Encouraging guests to share their photos and memories
Encourage guests to share their photos and memories on social media or through a designated platform, creating lasting memories for everyone.
With these 11 tips and ideas in mind, you’re well on your way to planning the perfect birthday bash that will leave a lasting impression on all who attend. Embrace creativity, attention to detail, and the joy of celebration to make this birthday one to remember.
Whether you’re planning for a loved one, a friend, or yourself, the art of crafting an unforgettable celebration lies in the details. In this diary, we’ll delve into 11 essential tips and creative ideas to help you orchestrate a birthday extravaganza that will be talked about for years to come.
I. Introduction
A. The importance of a memorable birthday bash
Every birthday is a milestone worth celebrating, and a well-organized birthday bash can turn a special day into a cherished memory.
B. Setting the stage for an unforgettable celebration
From choosing the right theme to managing the timeline, meticulous planning is key to a successful birthday party.
II. Choosing the Right Theme
A. Exploring unique and creative theme options
Step outside the box and consider themes that reflect the personality and interests of the birthday honoree.
B. Aligning the theme with the birthday person’s interests
Ensure that the chosen theme resonates with the guest of honor, making the celebration more personal and meaningful.
III. Guest List and Invitations
A. Creating a guest list that strikes the right balance
Balance is key; invite close friends and family, but also consider including some surprises to make the event more exciting.
B. Crafting eye-catching and personalized invitations
Impress your guests from the start with beautifully designed invitations that match the chosen theme.
IV. Venue Selection
A. Indoor vs. outdoor: pros and cons
Weigh the pros and cons of indoor and outdoor venues, considering factors like weather, space, and ambiance.
B. Considering budget-friendly venue options
Explore budget-friendly options such as community centers or even hosting the party at home.
V. Decorations and Ambiance
A. Selecting decorations that fit the theme
Dive into the world of decorations, ensuring they align with the chosen theme, from balloons to table settings.
B. Creating a captivating atmosphere with lighting and music
Set the mood with carefully chosen lighting and a curated playlist that complements the ambiance.
VI. Food and Beverage Planning
A. Catering vs. DIY: making the right choice
Decide whether to hire a catering service or take the DIY route based on your budget and culinary skills.
B. Crafting a diverse menu to satisfy all tastes
Offer a menu that caters to various preferences, including dietary restrictions, to ensure everyone enjoys the feast.
VII. Entertainment and Activities
A. Booking entertainment that complements the theme
Elevate the party experience by hiring entertainers or planning activities that align with the chosen theme.
B. Organizing interactive activities for guests
Engage your guests with games and activities that encourage interaction and fun.
VIII. Cake and Desserts
A. Designing a stunning birthday cake
The cake is the centerpiece; make it visually appealing and scrumptious, tailored to the theme.
B. Incorporating unique dessert options
Go beyond the cake by offering a variety of desserts to satisfy everyone’s sweet tooth.
IX. Party Favors and Goodie Bags
A. Selecting memorable party favors
Choose party favors that guests will treasure, ensuring they align with the theme and purpose of the celebration.
B. Assembling goodie bags with a personal touch
Add a personal touch to the goodie bags by customizing them with thoughtful items or notes.
X. Managing the Timeline
A. Creating a detailed schedule for the day
Plan out the day meticulously, including when to serve food, play games, and have special moments.
B. Allowing flexibility for unexpected surprises
While planning is essential, be open to unexpected surprises or deviations from the schedule.
XI. Capturing Memories
A. Hiring a photographer or setting up a photo booth
Ensure that precious moments are captured by hiring a professional photographer or setting up a fun photo booth.
B. Encouraging guests to share their photos and memories
Encourage guests to share their photos and memories on social media or through a designated platform, creating lasting memories for everyone.
With these 11 tips and ideas in mind, you’re well on your way to planning the perfect birthday bash that will leave a lasting impression on all who attend. Embrace creativity, attention to detail, and the joy of celebration to make this birthday one to remember.
ivygo's Diary | Planning the Perfect Birthday Bash: 11 Tips and Ideas | OpenStreetMap
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OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
Assumptions: - You’re working with a district shapefile having village polygons, and you want to add the village boundaries to OSM. (Find+replace the terms as appropriate for your use case) - Instead of separate polygons, you want each shared boundary between say 2 villages to be loaded on JOSM as a LINE shape, so that you can add it as a Way and then include it in the respective Relations of each village - So this process will help you convert those polygons into these common boundary lines
- Load shapefile zip (having .shp etc) on mapshaper.org
- console -> type “innerlines”, press enter. Shape changes to just the inner common boundaries
export, choose shapefile format (not geojson, its useless). rename it to “innerlines”
open QGIS, load both the original shapefile and this innerlines shapefile there
- original shapefile : Dissolve (vector -> geoprocessing tools -> dissolve)
- On the dissolved layer: Processing Toolbox -> Polygons to Lines
now you have the external boundary of the district.
- Processing Toolbox -> Split with lines :: input layer: external boundary, split layer: innerlines
Now we have a new layer “split” having the external boundary also cut up wherever internal boundary line hits
- Processing Toolbox -> Merge vector layer :: choose the split-up external boundary, and the innerlines layer
Now you have a new layer having all boundaries in neat segments that you can add directly as Way in JOSM
- Right-click the new merged layer -> Export :: geojson type, and change the CRS to EPSG:4326 (in case it was in some other CRS originally)
Answerquest's Diary | Steps to convert boundaries shapefiles into usable common ways for adding to Openstreetmap | OpenStreetMap
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OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.