[HOT] Haiyan HOT extracts?

[Dion Houston]

Thanks for the quick responses.  I clearly had a misunderstanding
previously that HOT data was separated from the main database.  I'm
delighted it's there (and the fact that it's timestamped is cool).

Pierre, you hit a good button with me.  I am fairly proficient both with
query languages and XML :)  Think that'll get what I need.

Russell, my sister unit is the Defense Coordinating Element here, so I'm
definitely interested overall.  There are some nuances, though, so I'm
going to focus on this first and get back to you.  One of the really neat
things about this list is the great variety of backgrounds.

If there's anyone else that can advise on information handy to track in an
austere environment I appreciate any other input as well.

Thanks!

Dion

On Fri, Apr 29, 2016 at 7:23 AM, Pierre Béland <pierzenh at yahoo.fr> wrote:

> Dion Houston wrote :
>
> I'm preparing a demonstration of a capability I'd like to deploy
> immediately for US military disaster relief operations in the Pacific.
> Essentially I have geospatial analysts that are immediately deployable, and
> GeoSHAPE (geoshape.org) that provides a user friendly portal as well as GIS
> services.
>
> For this first demonstration, I'd like to simulate a single analyst
> deploying with the initial US response, setting up a geospatial portal in
> an offline environment.
>
> Hi Dion
>
> I did not save OSM Planet files while coordinating for the Hayian
> Activation. But the Overpass Query platform might be an interesting
> platform to prepare. You can extract history for a specific date. You can
> also either extract all nodes, ways and relations or select some layers
> providing the specific tags you want.
>
> The link below will provide you the script to extract for highways layer
> on 2013-11-17T00:00:00Z (00:00:00Z=midnight).
>
> http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/fY7
>
>
> Query with Overpass is trial an error. If you click on the Execute button,
> the data is provided in the browser. If you choose a zone that is too
> large, you will have memory problems. If you have a time out , choose a
> smaller zone, zooming in.
>
> To avoid memory problems, the best is to export the data. You can select
> to export the data either to JOSM or the Overpass API. In this case, you
> will be requeste to save the file named interpreter on your computer.
> Simply rename it adding the extension .osm
>
> you could also select other features, replacing the ["highway"] tag
> ["amenity"="school"]
> [landuse"]
> [building].
>
> If you want all features, simply remove the ["highway"] tag in the query.
>
>
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> Dont hesitate to contact me personnaly for more infos.
>
> regard
>
> Pierre
>
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