My thoughts on petrol stations imports.
The first import had some really dodgy data. The first one I checked,
in my home town, was so far off from the actual position that you would
have run out of petrol just trying to find it.
What I'd really like to see is BP, Caltex, Shell etc take some
resp
Ian Sergeant wrote:
Can we do some pre-work prior to considering any new import?
Check if the dataset is really up-to-date and sufficiently accurate?
Check how many existing service stations are nearby, and consider not
placing a new service station where there is a similar one there already?
Can we do some pre-work prior to considering any new import?
Check if the dataset is really up-to-date and sufficiently accurate?
Check how many existing service stations are nearby, and consider not
placing a new service station where there is a similar one there already?
Local mappers are going
On 16/01/2012 13:36, John Berkers wrote:
Michael,
There also appears to be some information related to the location of Coles
Express (Shell) service stations on their web site at:
http://www.colesexpress.com.au/store-locator/gps-poi.aspx
There are data sets specifically formatted for use by Ga
Michael,
There also appears to be some information related to the location of Coles
Express (Shell) service stations on their web site at:
http://www.colesexpress.com.au/store-locator/gps-poi.aspx
There are data sets specifically formatted for use by Garmin, Navman and
Tom Tom devices, however,
Someone kindly updated the import catalogue page to suggest where the BP
service station import came from. I have followed it up and have
permission to use as copied below. I will also put a copy up for public
record. This, or something similar, was imported by a declined user who
refused to sa
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