First of all, when I say import I mean a manual import: reprojection of
OS shapefiles, conversion to OSM data and careful processing in JOSM
before uploading.
I'd really like to get all the water features from OS into OSM. It's
very useful data and also makes maps prettier. It's quite a
On 11/12/11 11:26, Borbus wrote:
First of all, when I say import I mean a manual import: reprojection of
OS shapefiles, conversion to OSM data and careful processing in JOSM
before uploading.
I'd really like to get all the water features from OS into OSM. It's
very useful data and also makes
On 11/12/11 13:08, Chris Hill wrote:
As always, I would say use the OS data for areas you know. So when
you say 'all water features from OS' I hope you mean in an area you
know and not the whole of Great Britain.
No I don't mean the whole of GB. I would only do my own county. But I
don't
I've done the same as Craig: exported only the features I was interested in
using QGIS, before using JOSM to tidy it up.
I did Chew Valley Lake and the River Chew running into it from the Avon at
Keynsham.
http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=51.3356781005859lon=-2.61131286621094zoom=13
The entire
On 11 December 2011 18:46, Tim François sk1pp...@yahoo.co.uk
The entire process took a long, long time (we're talking many hours), as
the OS data is all fragmented and needs joining up.
This is one where it is certainly possible to import the data, but to do
it manually is going to be a huge
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