[Talk-ca] StatsCan Address Ranges in OpenJUMP -- how to interpret them?
Dan Putler
dan.putler at sauder.ubc.ca
Thu Apr 15 15:37:59 BST 2010
Hi Tyler,
Yes, the less than great spatial accuracy of the StatsCan RNF are well
known (and they are the first to admit this). StatsCan is intending to
move over to the NRN when they can (i.e., once enough provinces have
released address ranged data). The current RNF has been rubber sheeted
to match the NRN to the greatest extent possible.
Dan
On Thu, 2010-04-15 at 06:01 -0700, tyler at egunn.com wrote:
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> > This is perhaps the only area of OSM, that i dont stick my fingers
> > in. :-)
> > Will be great if you can solve the puzzle.
> > As it would be great to be adding in that detail.
> >
>
> I can see why we don't tend to bulk import the statscan data; the
> streets they have defined in the areas I'm looking at don't match
> reality in all cases. That and they have house numbers defined for
> some places where I know there are no houses ( in front of a big park
> for example ).
>
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> I need to look at this further; it might work best to provide a
> plugin for Josm where you could work on a way and correct the
> suggestions as you go. Dunno
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Dan Putler
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