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) cases, the streams are in many multiple segments so
the process described doesn't really work.
So I'm just trying to find an alternative.
When OGR2OSM works, the results are good enough (to then modify with JOSM).
On 30/09/2010 09:15, Kevin Peat wrote:
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 add the correct tags for whatever you have extracted.
Kevin
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