[Talk-in] pincode and area mapping?

Nagarjuna G nagarjun at gnowledge.org
Wed Jul 16 10:54:27 UTC 2014


On Tuesday 15 Jul 2014 2:14:53 AM Ravi Kumar wrote:
> Public schools in India, with pincode.. you need at least the location in
> Lat/Long.
> 
> 
> 1. The following table helps in adding Lat/Long to the pincodes where ever
> pincodes match.
> 
> http://pincode.datameet.org/download
> Populate your data to this for others to use.
> 
> 2. Then use the resultant table as input in Qgis (or gvSIG, OpenJump) make a
> shape file. 3. Use JOSM add the shape file,  and then upload to OSM.
> Cheers
> 

Thanks so much Prateek, Naveen and Ravi.  I will first make a csv file with 
schoolname, district, pincode. We will keep updating this with lat.long, 
possibly from the above link given by Ravi.  

After this I will attend to the challenge of shape files for each pincode area.  
Initially we will keep the schools randomly around the lat/long,and then get 
it corrected through some citizen science engagement.  

--
GN
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