On 04-04-18 11:23, eMerzh wrote: > Thanks for your responses :) > and yeah i totally agree that an import is probably not a good idea, > but i was thinking more like a map of missings schools or streets > without surface (with one in the dataset) > and with ideally a "one-click" import ( 1 feature by 1 feature)
The datasets are fine in a 'supporting' role, like the cases you mention above. If I take the school case , it's do-able to take all schools out from OSM, put them in a postGIS table and then do the same with Urbis data , you can then throw postGIS functions on those 2 to extract a diff. You need some common ground and postGIS is perfect for that. Since BXL dataset is quite small compaired to GRB, that work will be fast. If I want to reprocess the GRB data the way it's processed now, we are talking about 6 hours of crunching, and if something isn't quite right you need to start over. In any case, you probably need to verify every school to see if it still exists. There are quite a few schools in Brussels according to OSM : http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/xzj Glenn _______________________________________________ Talk-be mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-be
