I've been in contact with VITA, the agency responsible for GIS for the
state of Virginia, USA. They are interested in OSM utilizing their
road centerline data. VITA coordinates with all the localities in
Virginia to obtain this information, though most of it is sourced from
the Virginia Base Mappin
I'm totally new to importing, so I first wanted to see if anyone else
is interested in this project, though I am willing to take the time to
learn the process myself. Is the process used for importing the
Canadian database [1] the best method for doing this?
The process for the Canadian databa
Josh, this sounds great! Unfortunately, you're headed in to really new
territory. As far as I can tell, OSM doesn't have any methods in place
for merging data in any meaningful sense, which sounds like what you
need to do. (In other words, "Take X, Y and Z from this data, and Q and
P from this d
I absolutely agree about preserving user contributions. For any given
segment in the Virginia RCL Shapefile, there are any number of ways in
OSM that make up that segment, with varying attributes. The reverse is
possible as well. Merging this won't be easy by any means. However
there's no reason we
On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 9:40 AM, Josh Doe wrote:
> I absolutely agree about preserving user contributions. For any given
> segment in the Virginia RCL Shapefile, there are any number of ways in
> OSM that make up that segment, with varying attributes. The reverse is
> possible as well. Merging th
On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 12:04 PM, Peter Budny wrote:
> Josh, this sounds great! Unfortunately, you're headed in to really new
> territory. As far as I can tell, OSM doesn't have any methods in place
> for merging data in any meaningful sense, which sounds like what you
> need to do. (In other w
Richard Weait writes:
> On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 12:04 PM, Peter Budny wrote:
>> Josh, this sounds great! Unfortunately, you're headed in to really new
>> territory. As far as I can tell, OSM doesn't have any methods in place
>> for merging data in any meaningful sense, which sounds like what y
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