Hi,
interesting work. Maybe there's a way you can automate that and offer
it as a module for Nominatim so people who would like to use "guesswork
postcodes" as a better-than-nothing alternative could activate that in
Nominatim.
Similar things have been done before e.g. for the UK
Speaking on the Swiss situation, there is an open access postal area
dataset available on a wonky licence, depending on what you want to use
it form it may be OK. See
https://opendata.swiss/en/dataset/amtliches-ortschaftenverzeichnis-mit-postleitzahl-und-perimeter1
Originally at least it was
On 28/03/17 22:24, Alex K wrote:
Basically I'm using a semi-automatic process which takes all the know
data points (e.g. buildings/nodes with an explicit postal code tagged to
them) in OSM, generate voronoi cells and then merge them to larger
regions. Then I do manually editing and clean up in
Hi all,
I'm working on programatically generating postal code areas to improve reverse geocoding quality for Switzerland, Austria, Italy and some other European countries where there is no or only insufficent postal code relations. Austria and Switzerland sometimes have postal code tags on their
Cela concerne aussi place=farm qui est une alternative à
place=isolated_dwelling pour les lieux-dits ?
Sachant qu'on peut mettre un place=* sur une surface, cette surface
pourrait aussi être un landuse=farmyard, mais qui n'a pas nécessairement un
nom de lieu-dit, alors qu'un place=* a
Le tag landuse=farm sera bientôt retiré du rendu standard de openstreetmap.org
[openstreetmap-carto sur GitHub
https://github.com/gravitystorm/openstreetmap-carto]
Il est maintenant suggéré de choisir un des tags plus explicites,
typiquement landuse=farmland ou landuse=farmyard ou autre landuse=*
> On 28 Mar 2017, at 15:16, Debajyoti Ghosh <4u.debajy...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 1] Can u specifically refer a site for data where from i can dwnld &
> visualize in triplet format and n POIs is
> ? In which editor i'll be able to see ?
OpenStreetMap data is good for
> On 28 Mar 2017, at 14:46, Debajyoti Ghosh <4u.debajy...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I need spatial data sets in this format
> for each POIs need
Both types of data are available in OSM. If the (start node, end node,
distance) tuples you want are for individual edges in the
Hi Debajyoti,
I think you’ll need to provide more detailed information on your goals and the
problems you are encountering for people to help you. Below I’ll list some of
the questions that came to my mind in hopes that it will help clarify things,
as well as some suggestions.
> On 28 Mar
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