[Talk-GB] OpenStreetMap street types
Chaitanya Kuber
chaitanya.kuber at gmail.com
Mon Jul 14 20:35:46 BST 2008
Maybe we should have a howto section on our wiki which is continuously
updated with tips, tricks and methods on doing various things with OSM
data.
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Chaitanya Kuber
chaitanya.kuber at gmail.com
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On 13 Jul 2008, at 22:19, Bob Hawkins wrote:
> Out of interest, I have opened the England.shp.zip file that is inhttp://download.geofabrik.de/osm/europe/great_britain/
> , grouped the roads.shp file by Type and ordered it by its count.
> The result can be seen in the attachment.
>
> I suppose, with so many people contributing, one should be quite
> pleased that,with the exception of 'unsurfaced', all the counts over
> 1,000 are valid, according to the JOSM Presets drop down, so far as
> I can determine.
>
> I wonder, though:
> 1. could any cleaning up be done (changing footpath to footway,
> perhaps)
> 2. does the presence of so many oddities suggest that the use of
> Keys and Values needs to be more prominent within the OSM website so
> that users can more readily understand what is acceptable and what
> is not?
>
> I am a newbie, and I expect experienced users will have more
> valuable observations and suggestions. I should welcome discussion
> on this topic.
>
> On a final note: I have found it difficult to readily find answers
> to all the questions that arise as a newcomer. They are often out
> there somewhere, usually found by Googling and trolling through
> countless pages. I do feel it would be such a benefit to people
> like me to have a structered and detailed Help file in one place.
>
> Bob Hawkins <Street types.csv>
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