Hi,
A while back I created a python script to split a NRN GML file into
smaller parts. This was done to speed up the conversion of geobase2osm.
The updated version can be here, and it is very alpha:
http://www.steggink.org/temp/nrn_splitter_02.py.txt
1st parameter (mandatory, no error handling
Yup, its slighty more complicated. so with the effort to make the .osm
files available, roadmatcher 'aught' to be run.
My own ignorance for not wanting to learn, is just bugging others. So
should really stop that :-)
On the wiki 'geobase import' steveS did a great job of explaining it
and the ste
Hum,
ok, where can I find the gml files? What size do you want your slice to be?
The solution would be to use ogr2ogr first to transform into a shapefile.
The next step is to transform the shapefile into an osm file. Finally, you
would be using Osmosis to cut using bounding box.
No need for Postgis
Nothing, actually. :)
Just for a volunteer to take each whole province gml file and slice it
in a couple chunks, and make the .osm files available, (on a server
somewhere)
so then newbies like me, can run with it and just copy in the roads
that we need. (doing so in a tileBYtile area, claiming our
2009/9/27 Sam Vekemans
> Thanks,
> Slowely but surely it's getting easier. Awesome :)
> I'm a newbie at this, but im sure there is a VisualBasic programmer
> out there who can make a handy GUI with a bare-bones program. If thats
> technically possable? I dont know. ... if there's a way to avo
On Fri, 25 Sep 2009, Sam Vekemans wrote:
Sam + Sam
The attached script (some form of unix/linux required) should take the
various raw shapefiles (which you will have to download from statscan,
geobase and nrcan and the cloudmade osm extract) and populate a postgis
database with the required d
Thanks,
Slowely but surely it's getting easier. Awesome :)
I'm a newbie at this, but im sure there is a VisualBasic programmer
out there who can make a handy GUI with a bare-bones program. If thats
technically possable? I dont know. ... if there's a way to avoid
installing other programs. .. ma
Thanks for your help, when I did all that I got the message:
Could not find the main class:
com.vividsolutions.jump.workbench.JUMPWorkbench.
It looks like I have some problems with JAVA. I have both JAVA and OpenJDK
installed.
So I will install a new distro (which I've been meaning to do for months
I'll try to explain:
The older versions of the geobaseNRN.gml files will not be available
to use for comparison to new geobaseNRN.gml files as they are
available.
Having this complete.osm file available, we can compare the 2 and get
a 'geobaseNRN-results.osm file.
We can then (later on) compare
Hi Steve,
(or others?)
Perhaps you can the process of converting the .gml files into .osm and
skip explaination of the road matcher process.
This way, we will have instructions on how to create these .complete.osm files,
and let the local people manually 'copy/paste' the roads that they want.
Alb
Hi
Thanks
I'll break it down
1. Obtain the NRN data files from Geobase as a shapefile (SHP). *Quite
easy to do, just a simple download*
2. Generate a shapefile for the NRN data in an area (converted to WGS84),
and a second shapefile based on existing OSM roads in the area. Ensure th
I know the installation of JUMP on Linux is a little ambiguous, as the
documentation for jump says that you just unzip and run. Reading through the
RoadMatcher-unix-2.sh startup script, I can see that it is not quite this
simple (or there is some installation documentation that I missed). When you
Hi
It's fine, I just keep using Potlatch and JOSM and the Yahoo! Aerial
Imagery. I live in Winnipeg, which is Geobase tile 62 (sorry if you mean
something else or that is not specific enough). The City of Winnipeg should
have all roads named (along with many other things) soon thanks to some
great
On Fri, 25 Sep 2009, Sam Dyck wrote:
Can you give me an idea as to which parts/steps of the instructions at
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Geobase_NRN_-_OSM_Map_Feature your having
problems with? I'm can try to clarify/provide more info on any steps that
are unclear.
Basically you need to
(wish i could help with those gml files, but cant :(
fortunatly, its just a matter of time, now that we have 5 or so people
who know how. :)
were all volunteers, i guess i need to be more patient :), but i still
want it done yesterday :)
anyway, what tile area are you in?
sorry if i already aske
Hi
Sorry to ask for help, but I really want to start importing Geobase data for
Manitoba and Saskatchewan. If someone is able to help me install RoadMatcher
on (open)JUMP and create Shapefiles from OSM data on a Debian GNU/Linux
system. Again, if it is such an odious task forget it. But to the bes
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