[Imports] Fwd: Re: Spanish cadastre
Carlos Dávila
cdavilam at orangecorreo.es
Wed Mar 28 08:41:40 UTC 2012
El 28/03/12 09:56, Paul Norman escribió:
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> Reviewing this file, it only contains highway=residential,
> highway=track, highway=footway, highway=pedestrian and leisure=garden.
> Are you not proposing to import anything other than streets and gardens?
>
As it has been said before, cat2osm lets you select what part of the
source file from cadastre you want to transform to osm format. As
parcels and landuse seem to be very controversial, for this sample data
I only transformed highway=* (option -ejes of cat3osm) for "Don Benito"
municipality. This municipality has a town and several hamlets and
suburbs. The town and some of the hamlets were already mapped, so their
import has been discarded. Sample file contains only suburbs and hamlets
currently "empty" in OSM.
>
> The accuracy of the roads appears to be good, although potentially
> dated. The NW cluster of data overlaps with the E-90 which appears in
> the imagery to have been recently expanded.
>
Yes, I expanded it while preparing the import. Merging new data with
existing ones has not been done, this is the reason for the overlap.
This last step will be done before uploading the data. All new ways have
to be connected as well with current data where appropriate. If you have
a look at the other sample data (Navalvillar.zip), there's a file where
this last step is already done (current_osm+cadastre.osm)
>
> I've placed a screenshot of an area up at
> http://maps.paulnorman.ca/imports/review/spanish_temp1.png
>
> *From:* Carlos Dávila [mailto:cdavilam at orangecorreo.es]
> *Sent:* Wednesday, March 28, 2012 12:00 AM
> *To:* imports at openstreetmap.org
> *Cc:* Discusión en Español de OpenStreetMap
> *Subject:* [Imports] Fwd: Re: Spanish cadastre
>
> Some days ago I sent the mail below to the list, but by an error it
> went only to Paul Norman and the Spanish mailing list. I would like to
> get feedback from you about the sample data from Spanish Cadastre to
> be imported [1]. A new sample can be downloaded from [2].
> P.S. FYI, we have written some draft information in English about the
> import at [3]
> [2] http://mapas.alternativaslibres.es/Don_Benito.zip
> [3] http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Spanish_Cadastre_import
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> -------- Mensaje original --------
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> *Asunto: *
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> Re: [Imports] Spanish cadastre
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> *Fecha: *
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> Fri, 23 Mar 2012 22:47:17 +0100
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> *De: *
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> Carlos Dávila <cdavilam at orangecorreo.es> <mailto:cdavilam at orangecorreo.es>
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> *Para: *
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> Paul Norman <penorman at mac.com> <mailto:penorman at mac.com>
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> *CC: *
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> Discusión en Español de OpenStreetMap <talk-es at openstreetmap.org>
> <mailto:talk-es at openstreetmap.org>
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> El 22/03/12 20:38, Paul Norman escribió:
> >> From: Carlos Dávila [mailto:cdavilam at orangecorreo.es]
> >> Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2012 5:28 AM
> >> To:imports at openstreetmap.org <mailto:imports at openstreetmap.org>
> >> Subject: [Imports] Spanish cadastre
> >>
> >> This mail is to announce the intention of the Spanish OSM community to
> >> import data from Spanish Cadastre and get feedback from you.
> >> The idea of this import arises with the publication of the license and
> >> access criteria to massive download of data from Spanish Cadastre [1] on
> >> march 2011, which states: "Public use of cadastrial data is permitted,
> >> including commercial use, if such data have been previously transformed
> >> in any way...". Original data is supplied as shapefiles with different
> >> coordinate reference systems. Reprojecting those shapefiles to EPSG:4326
> >> and converting to *.osm format is enough transformation to allow
> >> mentioned public use, according with the reference Spanish "Law of
> >> intellectual property" [2], as established in its article 21, which also
> >> says that copyrights of the transformed product belongs to the
> >> transformer, in this case the (Spanish) OSM community.
> >> Data from Spanish Cadastre is known to have a high accuracy and include
> >> a lot of information of interest for OSM project, such as buildings
> >> (shape, use, height, number of floors, etc.), rural and urban parcels
> >> land use, most of streets and roads of the country, power stations,
> >> tracks and paths, trees... Many of this information is currently in OSM,
> >> mainly ways and roads, but a great part is still missing, specially in
> >> low populated areas where a ground survey is less likely to be made.
> >> This import has been largely discussed on Spanish mailing list, with a
> >> general consensus on the usefulness of the import and a "we must do it"
> >> agreement.
> >> Specific software (cat2osm) is being developed [3] to import data, which
> >> source code is available at Github [4]. It is currently being tested by
> >> some members of the community to get a stable status. Some images of the
> >> preliminary results can be seen at [5]. Transformed data is thought to
> >> be always manually checked in JOSM by osmers knowing the area and only
> >> after that uploaded. The way original data is translated into osm format
> >> by cat2osm tool is documented in [6] and has been established with the
> >> participation of several members of the community.
> >>
> > What is your proposed tagging of these objects?
> >
> > Cadastre generally have a lot of detailed information, not all of which is
> > suitable for importing into OSM. Which datasets do you intend to import and
> > which do you intend to leave out?
> >
> >
> >> Specific accounts have been created for the import, one for each Spanish
> >> province [7]. There's a member of the Spanish community responsible of
> >> each province import.
> >>
> > What software do you plan to use to conflate with existing OSM data?
> > How do you intend to upload the data?
> > Approximately how large will the changesets be?
> >
> >
> >> Looking forward for your comments
> >> Carlos Dávila
> >>
> > I suggest breaking your import proposal into sub-proposals for each type of
> > data set. E.g. have a different proposal for roads than for buildings.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> cat2osm can process data of a given municipality as a whole or in
> separate steps, processing different kind of data. That result in
> separate *.osm files, containing buildings, highway=*, parcels,
> subparcels, etc. Also urban and rural areas are in separate input
> shapefiles. What I want to show you is that importer (remember it's not
> planned as an automated import) can control what to import and the size
> of the dataset to upload. I have uploaded some sample data to [1]. For a
> given municipality, zip contains raw data provided by cat2osm for
> highway=*, current data in OSM database and merged data for the urban
> area processed with JOSM. IMHO these data could be uploaded to OSM
> (using JOSM) without any risk to face those problems have been mentioned
> in this thread.
>
> [1]http://mapas.alternativaslibres.es/Navalvillar.zip
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