* Elliott Plack [2013-05-04 09:43 -0700]:
> Building type: you might be able to tell if its classified
> residential or commercial or whatever from the GIS data.
Spatial queries should be able to tell that in combination with the
landuse shapefiles
( http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Baltimore,_
Hi Matthew,
The import proposal looks good! I downloaded the tar file and looked
at the first OSM file.
- There are some duplicate buildings. They were probably added while
you have been processing the data. You may want to proceed anyway and
fix them after if it will be a lot of work redoing the
Thanks for the proposal, I have a few comments
> From: Matthew Petroff [mailto:openstreet...@mpetroff.net]
> Sent: Friday, May 03, 2013 9:03 PM
> Subject: [Imports-us] Baltimore Building Outlines Import
>
> Using QGIS, I assigned approximate street addresses to each building
> using a parcel map
Matthew emailed me last night about this, and I'm excited to see him take over.
I hadn't thought to pull the addresses from the parcel network.
I can also confirm the data is public domain. I work closely with the city GIS
team in my work at Baltimore County.
Matthew: since your doing address
On Fri, May 3, 2013 at 9:03 PM, Matthew Petroff
wrote:
>
> Using QGIS, I assigned approximate street addresses to each building using
> a
> parcel map [3] and used the field calculator to clean up the labels and
> remove
> abbreviations. In addition, I removed all data that intersected with
> exis
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