+1 to Elliot Plack's proposal to use Simplify to remove the redundant
nodes from the poor quality imported buildings.
In fact, I did this myself for another massive import: User "jumbanho"
imported buildings for the large city of Raleigh, NC back in January
2010.
There were lots of degenerate
Here's a potential fix: use the SimplifyArea JOSM Plugin.
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/JOSM/Plugins/SimplifyArea
The plugin is built for fixing over-noded and buggy imports.
As a test, I downloaded the plugin and then downloaded some of
Annapolis sailor's buildings.
This building should
Hi,
On 08/16/2018 08:08 PM, Elliott Plack wrote:
> I'd say go ahead and remove the extraneous nodes
This has now been done.
> and also any buildings
> that are either version 0 or do not have any new tags (like names or
> addresses)
It appears that of the 177,151 buildings still there, only
Thanks for bringing this up, Frederik. I reached out to the user in a
changeset and a mail thread (links below) and was under the impression that
they would fix the problem. Was that really two years ago?
https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/41375854 - changeset
Hi,
over the last 2 years, DWG has had a three different complaints about a
buggy building import that has been run on and off by the user
"annapolissailor".
The import was problematic in many ways, most obviously because huge
batches of un-used nodes were uploaded and later it was attempted to
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