Am 18.04.19 um 13:41 schrieb Rory McCann:
> This can be done with the Overpass API, not the OSM editing API
>
> way(around:25,LAT,LON)["maxspeed"];out;
>
That's pretty much what this app
https://github.com/plusCubed/velociraptor does. It seems to have gone
viral at some point, as they had to
Hi Claude,
I would recommend a more sophisticated approach using map matching,
otherwise how could you be sure which of the many nearby roads at a
crossing is the one the vehicle drives through?
There are many services and open source software that implements this,
so I won't recommend just ours
I think that is underplaying things...
I don't speak for the overpass maintainers but I can't imagine
that hitting it every three seconds for every vehicle that you
are tracking is going to go down well - at least if you are
tracking any even vaguely significant number of vehicles.
If you are bu
This can be done with the Overpass API, not the OSM editing API
way(around:25,LAT,LON)["maxspeed"];out;
This should give you all ways within 25 m of a point with the maxpseed
tag. Be warned though: Most of the main overpass servers do have access
limits, and building a business relying on
This definitely is something you should NOT do on the main API. That API
is for people editing and improving the map, not for using the data.
Download an extract for your region and set up a server with it. Then
figure out how to go about finding the nearest way to your GPS position
(most likely
Hi
I am wanting to be able to return the current road my passing a http request to
the api endpoint passing the co ordinates of the users location with each
request.
Just wondering if this function already exist and it is a matter of sending the
http request to the api each time ???
Basicall
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