HI
Informal authorization after a OCHA meeting in N'djamena more than 5 years ago. In this meeting Humanitarian staffs and Government representatives have discussed about need to update Geographical information for a better humanitarian field work.

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CARLOS

Hi
I followed the guidelines. If I made mistakes, can you explain me because I do not understand where is the problem.
Tags: COM_NON, PREF_NOM AND SPREF_NOM: I use these tags to be able to geolocate localities more easily. Most of these tags have been deleted already. Some localities have sill not checked and tags not removed

Hi edvac
Add data manually: ok for digitization some infrastructures but I do not think that is a good idea if there are 500, 1000 or 2000 points to add.
Freaky, some members of the OSM community met for me (mostly humanitarian staff) just encourages the opposite.
"having a WASH point in the middle of nowhere, without the road access to it, is a really weird thing and not good mapping at all" : Having an access road that goes to middle of nowhere is not very pretty either !. For me the two ways of mapping are appropriates. Some water points,localities or other minor infrastructures are not easyly visible in satellite image. Add a point can facilitate the digitalisation of others infrastructures.
In addition, some information collected for the humanitarian community is quite recent so not visible on the BING image

Hi all
All data from the ResEau project (SIRE) under the DDC-Tchad-UNOSAT contract
are public and shareable data, confirmed !

Hi Edvac
Sorry for my late reply, I was on field mission
This data have been shared by CDIG (Centre de Documentation et d'Information Géographique du Tchad) in early 2016. In theory these data is public (I'm in the process of requesting confirmation from my contacts in Chad)

Hi Harald

Surely this is an error on my part. I didn't realize because the points
were well displayed on OSM
This data have been shared by CDIG (Centre de Documentation et
d'Information Geographique du Tchad) in early 2016.
In theory these public data and shareable on OSM (I'm in the process of
requesting confirmation from my contacts in Chad)