I haven't heard about shp2pgrouting. I think you need to download the .osm
file from cloudmade servers instead.
Another way to import OSM data is osm2po (osm2po.de). It can handle larger
amount of data and works also on Windows.
Daniel
2010/8/16 bdair2002
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> Thank you very much, the reason I
Thank you very much, the reason I didn't ask in Pgrouting forum is that I
wanted another way to calculate route, when I downloaded the maps from
cloudmade, the roads wasn't in network shape, so I was thinking how do they
do their route, probably their road network is private.
on another topic, I
For pgrouting you need to have a suitable road network and so you have to
use osm2pgrouting for example to split your long OSM roads.
If you want to know how cloudmade does, you probably need to ask them. But I
don't think they take a raw OSM file as it is either.
Daniel
PS: you probably better a
>I don't quite understand your example :
>
>"if the field numeric in the shapefile instead of be fill with numbers was
>filled with '1', '2', '3', etc...
>where the number are however not really numbers but text based, an action of
>importing always 0.
>Will be more confusing. The user don't und
Hello Guys,
I have used pgrouting with postgis, but I have noticed, when I downloaded
the maps from openstreemaps, I have noticed they don't use "segments for the
street" meaning, the street has the same name in each intersection, and no
start and end for the street.
My question is there a way t
Hello Guys,
I have used pgrouting with postgis, but I have noticed, when I downloaded
the maps from openstreemaps, I have noticed they don't use "segments for the
street" meaning, the street has the same name in each intersection, and no
start and end for the street.
My question is there a way t
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