Re: [OSM-talk-be] Robot pour CP manquants à Bruxelles - A bot for missing postal codes [FR-EN]

>> >> You don't repeat addr:city or addr:country and on every node/building in >> Belgium either, we know where it is by using the coordinates. It's the >> same for postal codes once you have the boundary borders, it's piece of >> cake in any programming language to figure out if a point is

Re: [OSM-talk-be] Robot pour CP manquants à Bruxelles - A bot for missing postal codes [FR-EN]

On 7 December 2015 at 18:30, Glenn Plas wrote: > On 06-12-15 18:25, Bruno Veyckemans wrote: >> OK, Thanks for your answers. >> >> I understand that some of you consider postal code as redundant >> information in Belgium. Maybe it is... but I'm not 100% convinced ;-) > > I

Re: [OSM-talk-be] Robot pour CP manquants à Bruxelles - A bot for missing postal codes [FR-EN]

On 06-12-15 18:25, Bruno Veyckemans wrote: > OK, Thanks for your answers. > > I understand that some of you consider postal code as redundant > information in Belgium. Maybe it is... but I'm not 100% convinced ;-) I consider repeating addr:postcode on every bloody building (node or way) in OSM a

Re: [OSM-talk-be] Robot pour CP manquants à Bruxelles - A bot for missing postal codes [FR-EN]

OK, Thanks for your answers. I understand that some of you consider postal code as redundant information in Belgium. Maybe it is... but I'm not 100% convinced ;-) When I use OSM as a database with Overpass Turbo, I like to receive postal code as a variable and display it without having to

Re: [OSM-talk-be] Robot pour CP manquants à Bruxelles - A bot for missing postal codes [FR-EN]

2015-12-06 19:25 GMT+01:00 Bruno Veyckemans : > OK, Thanks for your answers. > > I understand that some of you consider postal code as redundant > information in Belgium. Maybe it is... but I'm not 100% convinced ;-) > When I use OSM as a database with Overpass Turbo,

[OSM-talk-be] Robot pour CP manquants à Bruxelles - A bot for missing postal codes [FR-EN]

[FR] Bonjour à tous, Poursuivant ma quête de faire d'OSM une base de données à jour d'infos sur Bruxelles, je me suis rendu compte que très souvent les codes postaux ne sont pas renseignés alors que c'est une information fastidieuse à vérifier "manuellement", mais facile à obtenir de façon

Re: [OSM-talk-be] Robot pour CP manquants à Bruxelles - A bot for missing postal codes [FR-EN]

Quand j'ai préparé l'import d'UrbIS, j'ai prévu des relations associatedStreet dans lesquels les codes postaux sont présents. Ils sont donc bien présents dans les données, à condition que la personne qui a fait l'import les a reprises. (et si elles n'ont pas été effacées entretemps) When I

Re: [OSM-talk-be] Robot pour CP manquants à Bruxelles - A bot for missing postal codes [FR-EN]

(Sorry, my French is too bad to write in a readable way, so I'll just answer in English). Hi Bruno, In Belgium, we have the advantage that postal codes are mostly geographical (with a few exceptions, like the NATO or the VRT/RTBF buildings). This is in contrast to f.e. the UK, where postcodes

Re: [OSM-talk-be] Robot pour CP manquants à Bruxelles - A bot for missing postal codes [FR-EN]

On Fri, Dec 4, 2015 at 1:36 PM, Sander Deryckere wrote: > Most of the Belgian postcode boundaries are already complete In Flanders, I see a lot of missing data in Wallonia. http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/d5W (or is my query wrong ?) m.