Rather than splitting the data into smaller squares, I used the process
described on http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Using_OS_Shapefiles to
extract specific things, in my case waterways and woods. You just extract
the features you want in QGIS and the Python scripts can easily be modified
to
Yes, I tried that (succesfully) to get woodland, ponds and rivers
(riverbanks). I'm now trying to get streams, which only exist in the
NaturalFeature_Line data.
Unfortunately all the riverbanks and ponds also exist in that data (as
lines and with the same feature code).
And in many (most)
Not a great solution but for those I used the OS tiles as a background in
JOSM and cut and pasted just the streams between layers, joining the
segments where needed. Worked okay for me just doing my local area.
Kevin
On 30 September 2010 10:18, m902 m902@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, I tried
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