OpenStreetMap
Overpass queries I should turn into maproulette challenges
English телендә CloCkWeRX 8 March 2017 баҫылып сыҡты.Most Restaurants/Cafes & Shops; etc will have a web presence, sharing their address, opening hours, etc.
Named Restaurants/Cafes or Shops without a Website http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/nkh
Named Restaurants/Cafes or Shops with Website but no opening hours: http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/nki
Named Restaurants/Cafes or Shops with Website but no street name: http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/nkj
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Warin61тарафынан 8 March 2017 cәғәт 06:01көндө ҡаралған
Lots of missing info in the OSM data base e.g.
leisure=pitch without sport=..
highway=* without surface=
……………………….. There are also depreciated things … like sport=football.
CloCkWeRXтарафынан 8 March 2017 cәғәт 07:50көндө ҡаралған
Lesiure pitch without sport: http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/nkB
The highway without surface is a bit more complex, as there’s a lot of values and the defaults by country/area (osm.org/user/CloCkWeRX/diary/39611)
http://osmose.openstreetmap.fr/en/map/ is probably the better spot for the deprecated stuff (and it would be also good to have a ‘one click osmose to maproulette challenge’ tool).
philippecтарафынан 9 March 2017 cәғәт 11:25көндө ҡаралған
Better than a notes bombardment.
joost schouppeтарафынан12 April 2017 cәғәт 09:13көндө ҡаралған
I like the OverpassQL language better. Here’s an example of finding stuff which has a string similar to oxfam in the name, but no fair_trade tag.
Those are good challenges, as you can easily look the info up on the internet.
joost schouppeтарафынан12 April 2017 cәғәт 09:16көндө ҡаралған
Oh btw, you can also put them in a Mapcontrib environment, where you can stimulate your contributor to fix stuff by showing it with a prettier icon. In the example, stuff in red is “wrong”, stuff in white is “correct”. You’ll have to zoom to the UK, Belgium or Germany to see some stuff. You can edit the things directly in mapcontrib if you first connect your account, then click on a POI, then click on the little pencil.