[OSM-talk-be] more stats: data density in the Belgian regions

[Marc Gemis]

On Tue, Nov 10, 2015 at 8:17 AM, joost schouppe <joost.schouppe at gmail.com>
wrote:

>
> As to the thing you want to do with similar mappers: does it have to be a
> history file? I'm not sure, and if it isn't, it's probably easier to do it
> on a snapshot. That would make regular updating also easier.
>

On a snapshot is fine. No need to find who was mapping the same as me.




> That said, I can release some of my intermediate files as tables or csv,
> someone might be able to make some kind of website out of that. But that
> would again be with a local scope, as I don't have the capacity to process
> global files at once. (I cut up the world in little pieces to run analysis,
> but that means you need to finish a processing script before rolling it
> out, and I'm not good at finishing things)
> Some of the questions you asked have little to do with local context, so
> it might be more interesting to see how a thing like taginfo works and
> build upon that.
>

 There national versions of taginfo for France and the UK. That is, they
only look at the tags in 1 country.

 I saw all my questions in local, Belgian context. E.g. is there someone
else mapping heritage buildings in Belgium, or am I the only one ? If not,
we could get in touch and exchange ideas specific for Belgium. (or Flanders
or ...)



>
> My personal interest is more about "map completeness" for road networks,
> landuse, amenities, etc; with a global scope. In the second place mapper
> inequality and remote mapping. For things like that, I don't see another
> approach than taking world history and cutting it in pieces...
>
>

Do you compare with an external source, or is something complete when less
mappers are mapping it now compared to "yesterday" ?

My first interest is what are we (the Belgian community) mapping now. This
is somehow related to your "map completeness", something that is complete,
will no longer be mapped. I'm looking forward to see what you mean with
complete :-)

regards

m
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