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New GPS

Purchased new GPS (Garmin eTrex Legend HCx) last Wednesday. The accuracy is quite good - usually about 5m after obtaining a good fix with WAAS on (it's off by default). Have been using it in conjunction with Yahoo photos to map parts of Toronto - it's much faster to use it plus a voice recorder than it was to use pencil and paper and it allows me to map areas that are difficult to make out on the sat photo. Haven't mapped any areas with no sat photos - yet - but undoubtably I will find some new subdivisions soon enough.

Coordinates:
43.6936871119535; -79.3150617924337
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Posted by andrewpmk at Fri May 09 15:17:47 +0100 2008
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Mapped all the buildings in U of T and Ryerson

Mapped (almost) all the buildings in University of Toronto (where I'm going to school right now) and nearby Ryerson University, tracing their outlines using Yahoo imagery. I missed a few buildings because they were missing signs or were under construction. I added the addresses of most of the buildings (shown on the signs) so if someone gets a geocoder running then it can use them. They should show up on Mapnik tomorrow.

Coordinates:
43.6636584172988; -79.3953724773628
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Posted by andrewpmk at Wed Mar 26 01:14:46 +0000 2008
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TIGER

Sorry about that. The email is dave (ATSYMBOL) sr71 (DOT) net. See the dev mailing list for more info.

Posted by andrewpmk at Sat Sep 01 21:23:42 +0100 2007
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New York

The TIGER import has restarted again. If you want data for New York City, just email Dave Hansen, the person who is doing the imports, at , and ask him to move New York up the queue.

Posted by andrewpmk at Sat Sep 01 21:14:25 +0100 2007
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