May be but there's no need at all of OLC codes in the database itself. The
OLC code is a rough rounding of actual coordinates, and coordinates are on
all objets with much more precision.
May be you can design a query application that allows you to enter an OLC
code and zoom to it, or get the OSM
Agreed but in their complete absence OLC area codes can be a useful
substitute.
If you know how many coffee drinkers there are in a given OLC area code
then you can decide if its worth opening up a coffee shop.
Starbucks for example will do this sort of research before opening a new
store and
postcodes are certainly not equivalent as they are related to a
distribution area and logistics, which is not based on a strict géographic
grid but on access and population to desserve
Le dim. 12 août 2018 à 20:46, john whelan a écrit :
> So you could use them as postcode equivalents. Is any
