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How do I make a presentation that shows a world map where some countries are colored, in the Middle East and Africa. |
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For a simple map you could take a normal svg image from the internett like this one and use a vector imaging tool to change the colors. |
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At a small scale, it is not possible to export the OSM data. « Zone trop grande Cette zone est trop vaste pour être exportée comme données XML OpenStreetMap. Veuillez zoomer ou sélectionner une zone plus petite. » Would it be possible to derive an OWM dataset, or Open World Map from the OSM data, by simplifying the geometry of features. The purpose would be thematic world maps. Right now, an alternate source of data DCW or vMap0 is quite old, and not up-to-date. Of course, the process – including map generalization – would not be easy to design and maintain. Are there other sources, like : - WikiMiniAtlas http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/WikiMiniAtlas - Worldmapper (as referred in http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Pufferfish_Display ) - World Maps Offline (as referred in http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/World_Maps_Offline ) Keywords : world map ; worldmap |
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You can use paintmaps.com for coloring maps of the countires. What is the data source of this webservice? What licence is used for its output? Is it related to OSM in any way? Couldn't find any hint.
(25 Jun '15, 16:33)
stephan75
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TileMill has a sample world map (based on OSM, I think) that you could use for this - it's named "Geography Class": |
What do you mean with "some countries are colored"? Do you want to use directly one the map renderers from www.openstreetmap.org? Do you prefer to download the data and draw a map by yourself?
Please be more specific