Hi Sander/everyone else,

I’m the person working for NavAds here in Amsterdam. What kind of data are you 
thinking about? Ofcourse we can’t share ALL of our data right now, but I’m 
curious as to which you would consider useful to potentially publish to OSM. I 
can name a few customers that we currently have in our database, namely:

·        BP/Aral

·        Best Western Hotels

·        Avia

·        Costa Coffee

·        Lidl Supermarkets

·        Carrefour

·        Burger King Nordic

·        Hornbach

·        Glassdrive

·        OKQ8

·        Movenpick restaurants/hotels/bars

Just to name a few.  We’re currently investigating if there is potential 
interest in these POI’s. If there is interest in uploading these to OSM, we 
could see which data we can potentially make available for download. I 
personally think it would benefit the entire OSM mapping community if we could 
add all these places, seeing as they are relevant to people using OSM for 
navigation purposes. If you let me know what kind of data would be relevant to 
upload to OSM (eg. Petrolstations, hotels, supermarkets, etc.) I can have a 
look at what we can publish through our website. Ideally, it would be all of 
our data, but I will leave that up to the good people of OSM. :)


From: Sander Deryckere [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2015 10:08 AM
To: Bryce Nesbitt
Cc: Holger Jeromin; Imports OpenStreetMap.org; talk-de
Subject: Re: [Imports] Update of german Aral petrol stations

I do wonder what datasets other than the BP stations are available on 
navads.nl<http://navads.nl>
If every region has some data, I think it would be great to think of a more 
global solution.
F.e. try to make an automated QA-style map, that shows where OSM POI are 
missing, where tags are missing, or where OSM might contain already deleted POI.
That way, by combining the data from different sources into one QA map, it 
would be possible for contributors to work in their local neighbourhoods 
(instead of a small team doing a big import of one feature). Together with user 
feedback, it might even improve the original database.
This would be achievable when navads shares all (or more) datasets openly, or 
when the QA-style map is hosted on the navads site itself, where the number of 
requests can be limited, a login can be required, ... I hope this fits somehow 
in the business plan of navads, and it's legally possible.
Regards,
Sander

2015-02-17 18:10 GMT+01:00 Bryce Nesbitt 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>>:
What about the case where the station changed owners, and is currently 
"brand=Something Else"?
How will those match up?

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