Hi Frederik,
thanks that's a good point indeed.
I guess I did not mean "noding" in a strict sense which also creates nodes
at bridge intersections etc, but rather the "simple" noding that Daniel
described.
However, probably there could also be nodes in OSM at the same coordinate
but on different floors which must not be handled as the same node.
I will try to handle these cases correctly based on the topological
information from my input data.
Still, the naive approach might be unstable and error-prone. It's just for
demonstrating a proof of concept though, so it should be fine for that.
Thanks for pointing me to this issue and all the best,
Matthias
On 15 October 2015 20:15:28 Frederik Ramm <frede...@remote.org> wrote:
Hi,
On 10/15/2015 05:43 PM, Matthias Loeks wrote:
I though OSRM, clever as it is, would do the noding itself and not just
rely on the OSM data.
That would be very un-clever of OSRM because in OSM the topology has a
meaning. In OSM, if two roads cross but don't have a common node, then
turning from one onto the other is not possible. Carelessly "noding"
such an intersection would break routing for OSM.
Bye
Frederik
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