[OSM-talk-be] Importing csv, good practices and tips : Multipharma Case Study
Linusable
linusablelinus at yahoo.fr
Thu May 19 10:39:15 UTC 2011
good news !
I suppose it will be useful to put a reference or a copy of the
Multipharma authorization somewhere on the wiki (belgian project ?).
What are the usual guidelines ?
Linusable
Le 19/05/11 11:06, Pol a écrit :
>
> Hello,
>
> 3 weeks after my initial request, I received from the IT Director (E.
> Joos), a CSV file containing all the informations about each
> Multipharma in Belgium and the right to publish them on OSM ! Hooray !
>
> The file is raw and needs to be parsed and cleaned.
>
> I did that part and the file is now converted into a .osm.
>
> To do that, I used LibreOffice to transform some fields, it worked
> without problems, the CSV handling in LibreOffice is the best I ever seen.
> To convert the csv file into something usable like a .osm, I used a
> custom python script I can share.
>
> My questions are:
>
> 1. How to be sure not to override existing data ?
> 2. How to maintain such a list ?
> I mean, if I receive an updated CSV in some month, should I
> upload the whole set ? What about duplicates then ?
> 3. After work, the current fields in the CSV are
> 1. Latitude
> 2. Longitude
> 3. Country
> 4. Name
> 5. addr:postcode
> 6. addr:city
> 7. addr:street
> 8. addr:housenumber
> 9. phone
> 10. fax
> 11. amenity
>
> Should I add more fields ? Source ? addr:full ? something
> else ?
>
> 4. What is the preferred file encoding when submitting ? Iso-8859-1
> or UTF8 ? Is suppose this is the later, but I want to be sure.
>
> Thanks for the help !
>
>
>
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