[Imports] Ethiopia POI Import
Mateusz Konieczny
matkoniecz at tutanota.com
Wed May 4 16:58:03 UTC 2022
For start, publish this dataset to allow judge its quality.
I am highly dubious that adding cafes, kiosks and hotels
based on up to 12 year old data is a good idea.
I am unfamiliar with Ethiopia, but in Europe in such old data
very large part of object would be not existing anymore.
Also, you would need to contact local community and ask
whether importing this dataset is welcome
(I see that you posted to mailing list, see
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Contact_channels
for listings of other possible communities).
I would be opposed to this import, but if local community
disagrees and wants to add this data - feel free to ignore this.
> It's only node data - We believe - after a short check - that overlap with existing features is not that large.
>
Note that imports would require elimination of all duplicates.
> The check_date would be set to 2016-01-01
It should be set to date when object was confirmed to exist.
May 4, 2022, 14:18 by alex at addismap.com:
> Dear Ethiopian OSM community, Dear Imports Team,
>
> I am representing BAME PLC from Ethiopia (> www.addismap.com/bandira <http://www.addismap.com/bandira>> )
> Our team gathered around 36000 points of interest in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, which we would like to import in the near future to OpenStreetMap. The data was gathered between 2010-2016, so it is not that recent, but still considered valuable.
>
> The data is already tagged in OSM format. It's many small kiosks ("souks"), but also hotels and cafes and so on which are currently not on OpenStreetMap.
>
> It's only node data - We believe - after a short check - that overlap with existing features is not that large.
>
> One approach to import the data would be to merge the OSM file we have with the OSM data, do some basic duplication checks and then upload with a dedicated OSM user.
> The check_date would be set to 2016-01-01 or something like that in order to allow easier quality checks via apps like StreetComplete on the ground.
>
> Do you have any further advice on how to proceed here?
>
> Kind regards,
> Alexander
>
>
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