Recently I downloaded a xml file from the Election commision GIS data that provides accurate information about certain locations which is hard to come by from other resouces.See the example data from the xml file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> *-* <file:///J:/Downloads/AC_LATLONG.xml#> <dataroot> *-* <file:///J:/Downloads/AC_LATLONG.xml#> <AC_LATLONG> * * <ST_CODE>*S01*</ST_CODE> * * <ST_NAME>*ANDHRA PRADESH*</ST_NAME> * * <AC_NO>*259*</AC_NO> * * <AC_NAME>*Sircilla*</AC_NAME> * * <latitude>*84.6225571492*</latitude> * * <longitude>*19.0244533588*</longitude> * * </AC_LATLONG> It can be seen that the LAT and LONG are accurate to 10 digits of decimals which we cannot obtain from other sources. Is there any way to make these lat longs useful for mapping. Is there any script that could convert this file into some sort data that is understandable by JOSM editor. By Arunmozhi [email protected]
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