[Imports] Importing fuel stations in UK and future similar imports

Jo winfixit at gmail.com
Thu May 11 16:49:36 UTC 2017


created_by is deprecated, but JOSM will take care of that.
source belongs on the changeset

Is it possible to include brand:wikidata=Q154950 ? US, Canada and Nigeria
seem to have different wikidata ids.

I'm not sure about operator, shouldn't that be the person/company operating
that particular branch?

Maybe it's a good idea to be careful with name. Aren't there cases where
this includes the name of the operator/subsidiary/franchise + the brand?

Polyglot

2017-05-11 18:15 GMT+02:00 Christoph Hormann <osm at imagico.de>:

> On Thursday 11 May 2017, Ilya Zverev wrote:
> >
> > The import is done with the OSM Conflator script. It matches dataset
> > points to all amenity=fuel nodes and polygons inside a 50 meter
> > radius.
>
> So if current mapping in OSM is off more than 50m you get duplicates?
>
> What do you do if the location you want to add a node at is in the
> middle of a road or a lake as mapped in OSM?
>
> > If found, the object is not moved, but tags are updated from
> > the dataset. The object gets correct opening hours, uniform brand and
> > operator tags, and so on.
>
> So if Shell 'knows' a station opens at 8 am although mappers have
> verified locally that it actually is not open before 8:15 you replace
> that information with the 'correct' one?
>
> > Every object is given a "ref:navads_shell" tag with an identifier,
> > which will later be used for updating the data.
>
> I think we long ago established that proprietary IDs not verifiable by
> mappers have no place in OSM.
>
> > After this import there will be others of similar nature and quality.
>
> To be clear - import review is always for the specific import as
> planned, there is no carte blanche for future supposedly similar
> imports.
>
> In any case you need to follow the import guidelines which means you
> have to write a page on the OSM wiki documenting your import plans (in
> particular what tags to use) and you have to make clear the data you
> want to import is either published under a compatible license or
> document the owner of the data has given explicit permission for use in
> OSM.
>
> > Uploading will be done with a dedicated account (not created yet).
> > The NavAds company specializes in putting businesses on maps, and we
> > are helping them to include OpenStreetMap in their choice of target
> > maps. I hope you are okay with this.
>
> Who is 'we' here?
>
> Overall and to be perfectly honest i hope you set aside a decent
> fraction of what they are paying you to donate to the OSM project as
> compensation for the review of a half baked import plan you present
> here. ;-)
>
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