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I'll have to upload my scripts for pulling and process Planet files
later (after Tues). I'm packing for camping, working, and poking at
the psql to see if I can pull a map of who's imported objects into
grids, and when the last update was. (only for ontario, but I have the
change files from Jan, 2010 so it could be possible to scan for all of
Canada.)<br>
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I'll have more on Tuesday when I come back from camping thought.<br>
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Michael<br>
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On 30/07/10 12:20 PM, Tyler Gunn wrote:
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On Fri, 30 Jul 2010 11:06:47 -0400, "G. Michael Carter"
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<pre wrap="">I think the spreadsheet is the wrong way to go where. We need an app,
that will show like this image below. Nice and easy to pick which grid
to do next.
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That would definitely be the best solution. MUCH more visual.
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<pre wrap="">I've actually been toying with an idea. I pull daily planet files onto
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<pre wrap="">my server and mask out Ontario for building up-to-date maps for my
garmin. It shouldn't be too hard to match up % of CanVec data on a
grid, and who put it in. (would be easier of the CanVec ID's were
intact... but oh well) I'll have to think about the idea while I'm
camping this weekend...
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Okay, I realize this is a bit of a diversion; but how are you pulling
daily planet files onto your server? I have tried to do a similar thing to
get the planet.osm file onto my own server so I can extra MB maps
regularly. However, it seems I can NEVER get a good planet.osm download;
they're always corrupts. Or did you start with JUST a download of Ontario
(using the XAPI API) and are just applying the planet diffs to that?
Thanks,
Tyler
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