Frank
The NEtiquette is always important in these circumstances. Lets hope this
mapper will learn how to deal with the community.
I Looked rapidly at the data.I see a multipolygon natural=wood Relation :
2362646 that contains 72
members. I see that you imported a wooded area way=176778952
I didn't do Canvec imports too much. Looking at various lakes in wooded areas,
I now realize that Canvec imports are often (always?) duplicating lakes. I
do'nt know what was the reason to create these duplicate ways in the Canvec
import file. Should we duplicate the lakes to apply a inner
Looking for suggestions...
I need to create a web service that, given a latitude/longitude coordinate that
lies on a major road or highway, returns a maximum speed limit. Looking at
services like http://www.itoworld.com/map/35#fullscreen, it's clear that much
of the data is there. What's the
Yes, that's what I'm now working towards. Just downloaded and decompressed the
OSM dataset for North America. Around 27 GB.
In view of my application, what would you say is the best way to import? I'm
running PostGIS 1.5.4. osm2pgsql or Osmosis?
On 2012-08-21, at 4:22 PM, Richard Weait
Hi Richard et al,
So, I've used osm2pgsql to import the canada.osm file into PostgreSQL:
osm2pgsql --latlong -d speed_limits_canada canada.osm -U postgres
Seems to have done the job:
Node stats: total(132433150), max(1873380872) in 1150s
Way stats: total(8281053), max(176854853) in
You're supposed to copy and paste the URL from the table or click on the
link, not copy the link. I'll see if I can clarify that in the
documentation.
From: Matthew Buchanan [mailto:matthew.ian.bucha...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2012 8:01 PM
To: Paul Norman
Cc:
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