Dear Ahasan,
Base on experience I had with office of statistic in Pakistan, and
recently when we conduced a census in Haiti (2011.2012) with the
national office of statistic.
We decided to use polygon as it was more useful for the survey team to
use the map in the field and correct it.
To
Hey Ahasanul,
Here's an example of a project that was created during an OpenData
hackathon in Canada at CODE [1].
http://ecotrust-canada.github.io/hypochondriapp/
It shows you regional wide statistical data from a country using boundary
files, you could replicate this type of application for
wow!!! its an amazing app Denis.
Thank you very much for the links. I have decided that we will go for point
data for households.
Take care
Ahasan
On Mon, Mar 9, 2015 at 10:39 PM, Denis Carriere carriere.de...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hey Ahasanul,
Here's an example of a project that was created
In Canada a lot of addresses have been imported from CANVEC, generally the
corner house is numbered with the street name and a way that renders in a
dotted line joins the numbered houses. Certainly in Ottawa. In OSMAND you
can search for a street then it will give you a list of numbers that have
Personal view only, there are no standards in OSM so both are acceptable.
HOT has guidelines but they are guidelines and given the mixture of people
mapping there is not the same consistency as you might get from civil
servants mapping to standards.
Is there any reason why you can't add them as
Hello dear Mappers,
Hope you all are doing great. I need a kind suggestion from you guyz.
Last week I facilitated a OSM training at Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics
(BBS) which is the is the only national Statistical institution responsible
for collecting, compiling and disseminating statistical
Hey Ahasan,
The best way to sync your census data with OSM would be to have similar
administrative boundaries, they are typically stored as Multipolygons.
There is tons of documentation on how to create accurate boundaries [1].
Any national wide census should start with defining every boundary
Hi Ahasan,
Mapping the buildings as points is not problem. Often I think we are
mapping the building outlines because it looks more visually appealing on a
map than anything else.
Best,
-Kate
On Sat, Mar 7, 2015 at 9:28 AM, Ahasanul Hoque hoque.aha...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hello dear Mappers,
