If the results aren't accurate, uploading directly to OSM is not advised. You can do two things: As it only contains 44 points, it's do-able to check them by hand. You'll see some of them in aerial images, and for others you might need to do ground survey.
If you don't like that, you could also compile the points to a wiki entry. Where you have a table with certain columns (name of point, link to position according to the database, description, whether or not someone already checked it ...). And afterwards, you can do a call for mappers in Brussels to use that wiki page to map those points. This is what I would propose anyway. Cheers, Sander Op 28 februari 2012 11:18 schreef <gvdmo...@skynet.be> het volgende: > > Hello, > > I've learned that the city of Brussel has made available some data: > http://www.bruxelles.be/artdet.cfm/7254 relating to parkings, libraries, > youth hostels, so-called «Canisites» :-) and so. > > I've tried to upload the data relative to the murals (Parcours BD) as > "tourism=artwork". There are 44 points. I've related that in a page of my > blog: > http://www.k1ka.be/desidia/?2012-02-28_Bruxelles%2c_BD%2c_Opendata%2c_OpenStreetMap. > .. > > As I said, I'm a little disappointed: the process worked fine - I found > that fun to trick with Perl - but the result doesn't seem very accurate... > > http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/changeset/10813890 > > So I'm wondering if theses data are worthwhile to be uploaded in OSM. > > Any advice ? > > Gauthier > > > _______________________________________________ > Talk-be mailing list > Talk-be@openstreetmap.org > http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-be >
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