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2 weeks ago

I signed in to OpenStreetMap and had a look as discussed yesterday ... the amount of detail and what one can do is pretty amazing, daunting as well. Back to my quibble with the Komoot app and access to Gormanston camp. I think the issue is at the Komoot end. When one clicks on the nodes at the Camp Lane entrance and exit points to the camp the notation shown in OpenStreetMap Ireland is correct. So it looks like the information isn't being picked up properly by the app. Best regards and thanks. ...

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2 weeks ago

Chat room is open again tonight at 8pm. chat.openstreetmap.ie, password open. ...

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2 weeks ago

I do some cycling in the Meath/Louth area and I use the outdoor app, Komoot.com. Komoot shows some incorrect information relating to a cycleway on the Boyne and access to Gormanston army camp. I checked the Komoot website to see if I could make amendments, the site states that any corrections or additions can be done in OpenStreetMap. If there was anybody in the group who would make the amendments I would be very grateful. I am not familiar with OpenStreet Map procedures. ...

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3 weeks ago

I was interviewed on the nodes and ways podcast about #osmIRL_buildings and things in general about osm in Ireland. He was eager that I didn't start name-checking everyone but please listen and hope you enjoy. ...

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“Listen to @CiaranStaunton on the #nodesandways podcast speaking about how to help out with #osmIRL_buildings t.co/zpsboGDDAi #OpenStreetMap @pascal_n @MaggieMaps @OSGeoIE @GISIreland >> t.co/NITjorqNnD”
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1 month ago

We are trying a mapping chat room tonight in chat.openstreetmap.ie. Join us now (8pm). Password is open. ...

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