On 04/04/14 19:40, Dudley Ibbett wrote: > I visited the NEC this week and tried using Osmand to navigate between > Birmingham International Railway Station and the Hilton Hotel. Whilst the > map was very helpful and has lots of detail, the suggested route took you via > roads. How might you map the walkways through the NEC building which would > hopefully provide the actual walking route you would take, assuming the > building is open? Or is this something that isn't suitable for OSM mapping?
Assuming this refers to indoor mapping, indoor mapping and OSM is still something that is uncertain, at least in my mind. There is some documentation on the wiki regarding how it has been done ([1] and similar pages). I have also been experimenting with this at the University of Southampton. I use something similar to [2] to put the data in to OSM. The data is very patchy, but you should be able to see some rooms and corridors here [2], and the level selector at the bottom right can be used to change levels. 1: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Indoor 2: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/IndoorOSM 3: http://cbaines.net/sum/#1/20/50.93661/-1.39818
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