Open Street Map Class 12 HSC Exercise Solutions

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Open Street Map Class 12 HSC Exercise Solutions

Q.1 Fill in the blanks.

1. In open street map several edits in one session are saved in a ————–

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Changeset

2. In open street map, POI stands for ————

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Point of Interest

Q.2 Choose the most correct answer.

1. Following is an example of in-browser open street map editor.
a) iD
b) Libre Writer
c) Emac
d) Gedit

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a) iD

2. Follwing is an example of in-browser open street map editor.
a) Ubuntu
b) Nano
c) Emac
d) Potlatch

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d) Potlatch

Q.3 Multiple Choice. (Two Correct Answers)

1. Following two are in-browser editors.
a) iD
b) Nano
c) Emac
d) Potlatch
e) inkscape

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a) iD and d) Potlatch

2. Following two are open street map tags
a) iD
b) buiding
c) Emac
d) Potlatch
e) park

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b) building and e) park

Q.4 Multiple Choice. (Three Correct Answers)

1. Following three are basic elements in open street map.
a) Point
b) Histogram
c) Colour
d) Line
e) Area
f) Charge

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a) Point , d) Line and e) Area

2. Following three are tasking managers in open street map.
a) HOT
b)Maproullete
c) Dolphin
d) Line
e) Synaptic
f) TeachOSM

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a) HOT (Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team), b) MapRoulette and f) TeachOSM

Q.5 Match the following.

AB
Multipolygona) Imagery
Tagb) iD
In-browser editorc) Lake with island
Satellited) key=value

Answer:

AB
Multipolygon
c) Lake with island
Tagb)d) key=value
In-browser editorb) iD
Satellitea) Imagery

Q 6. Answer in brief.

1. What are the various applications of map ?

Answer: The various applications of map are:

  • Navigation & Routing – Used in GPS devices, mobile apps, and transport systems.
  • Urban Planning – Helps governments plan roads, utilities, and public services.
  • Disaster Management – Assists in relief operations by mapping affected areas.
  • Tourism – Provides information about landmarks, hotels, and attractions.

2. Distinguish between Open Street Map and closed commercial maps.

Answer:

OpenStreetMap (OSM)Closed Commercial Maps
Map data is created and updated by volunteersMap data is maintained by companies
User can edit, modify and reuse map dataUsers are not allowed to edit or reuse the data
Data is available under an open lincenseData is protected by copyright licenses
Data is used for education, research and commercial purpose free of costMostly used by commercial purpose and the data is not free
Example: OpenStreetMapExample: Google Map and Bing Map

3. Explain any two basic elements of Open Street Map.

Answer: The two basic elements of Open Street Map are:

  • Point or Node: A point/node is the smallest object on a map. It can mark a Point of Interest (POI) like a shop, café, tree, or lamp-post. Each point is given tags for details and has unique latitude and longitude coordinates to show its exact location.
  • Lines or Ways: More complex objects like roads, rivers, and boundaries are shown using Ways (lines or paths). Ways are the lines connected by nodes.

4. What is the purpose of tasking managers in OSM ?

Answer: Tasking Manager is a free and open-source software tool which divides the mapping work of a certain area into small pieces (tiles) and distributes these tiles among mappers. The idea was first introduced by the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT) to support coordinated mapping efforts.

5. Write a note on JOSM.

Answer: JOSM is a portable desktop application. Just download the jar file and execute. Java Runtime Environment (JRE) is required to run JOSM. The main advantage of the JOSM editor is that it allows offline editing.

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