Perhaps a good use for this kind of data would be a feed of *buildings not
mapped*
IE:
- Grab data as you are doing or via a platform like morph.io
- Overpass queries to find out if there is any building geometry at given
coordinates
- Produce an RSS feed or similar (Maproulette? To-fix?)
I
On 06-Feb-17 10:14 AM, Andrew Harvey wrote:
On 6 February 2017 at 06:42, Warin <61sundow...@gmail.com> wrote:
Why use Bing Maps?
For OSM it would be far better to use the LIP Base map for the address data
and then use the LPI Imagery for the building footprint.
That aside and the scraping of
On 6 February 2017 at 06:42, Warin <61sundow...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Why use Bing Maps?
>
> For OSM it would be far better to use the LIP Base map for the address data
> and then use the LPI Imagery for the building footprint.
That aside and the scraping of the original data aside, would we even
Why use Bing Maps?
For OSM it would be far better to use the LIP Base map for the address
data and then use the LPI Imagery for the building footprint.
On 05-Feb-17 01:59 PM, Timur Behlul wrote:
Hi All,
I have been scraping rental properties off the net for an analysis I
am doing on
I'd recommending reading up about Imports in OSM at
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Import.
Neither the rental property data (since you say you scraped it, I'll
presume it's not under a compatible open license) nor the geocodes
from Bing maps are going to pass the License approval as per
Hi All,
I have been scraping rental properties off the net for an analysis I am
doing on Sydney. In the process I geo-coded these properties using Bing
Maps. There are around 100,000 properties.
Would this informaiton be useful. I can I upload it to OSM even though I
used Bing Maps to geo-code
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