As the person who arranged the NaPTAN data supply for OSM - which Ito then
managed in a technical sense - I can confirm that it will remain possible
for OSM to take occasional downloads of data for NaPTAN. Whether you want
to do so through data.gov.uk where they appear to have taken a snapshot of
Oh, and with regards to our licencing terms:
http://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk-transit/2009-March/000163.html
Steven Chamberlain wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've not posted on this list before, but I wanted to check people here
> were aware that NaPTAN is now available via data.gov.uk (I heard a
The dumps that OSM has imported (and still is slowly importing, when I
get around to it), were provided directly by the DfT via their NaPTAN
download site, which always contains the current dataset (I believe
updated at least daily).
I will continue to import the dataset that is dated as 1st Au
Hi,
I've not posted on this list before, but I wanted to check people here
were aware that NaPTAN is now available via data.gov.uk (I heard about
this via http://twitter.com/traveline). New versions are supposed to
become available quarterly.
There are references to the DfT's Terms of Use, but d
Christoph Böhme wrote:
>
> I found the time (or rather an easier solution to the problem): NOVAM
> now uses the XAPI servers to retrieve the bus stop data. So, it should
> be up-to-date again and hopefully in the future as well :-)
>
Good news, I have missed it.
Cheers, Chris
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Le 22/03/2010 08:58, Stéphane Brunner a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> Tout d'abord bravo le résultat est excellent !
>
> Par contre cela ne respecte pas vraiment l'existant !
>
> si j'ai bien compris a la place de définir une relation de type route et
> de mettre les rôles stop, forward:stop ou backward:sto
