I would prefer to use the Tech Talk for the greater ideas that are now in the wiki.
I'm sure that there will be also ideas are comming from OSM where Wikimedia can help. One point I hear from Simon Poole was to support arial images (free and user-generated), for this we are talking about 20-100 Terra-bytes of data. I see this as next logical step after http://opengeoserver.at/ was supported by WMDE. It would help both projects, we would get arial maps and OSM can use this as a source.
I see this round to define the big perspective how both projects can cooperate in the next years.
On the tile-server Kai, Alexandros and I are working on it. Kai is strongly involved in OpenStreetMap. When everything is working, we will surely talk about priorities of different map styles. In the moment I have following styles in the focus: *Mapnik-default, -nolabels *Hikebike *black&white *WikiMiniAtlas *Multilingualmap *Hillshading These styles will be the basement for further styles. They are coming from Toolserver and are there the most popular once. So it's simple to define priorities in the moment. We are open for suggestions, but I see not a reason to involve a large group of people in the moment.
Greetings Tim
Am 16.05.2014 00:27, schrieb Quim Gil:
Thank you for all the feedback, now listed at
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/OpenStreetMap
Please watch this page, edit it, and add links to OpenStreetMap related pages we might have in other places. We don't have a single page to find all the technical collaboration initiatives between OSM and Wikimedia, and this could be the one.
Now, back to the topic of the Tech Talk. What about a session focusing on the tile server, what it is, which features it will enable, what it means to OSM, who is involved...?
If we can get 1-2 people from each organization the we have an interesting session guaranteed. One hour in some day between May 27-29.
What do you think?
-- Quim Gil Engineering Community Manager @ Wikimedia Foundation http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:Qgil
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