[OSM-talk] Mapnik style in slippy map

[Steve Chilton]

Frederik
 
Thanks for superb response. That works really well for me.
I can immediately see that worrying about marsh and spring can wait, but sorting peaks would be good.
Also can see which amenities are in use most.
However, it would be brill to be able compare amenities across nodes and ways, so a CSV file that could be taken into spreadsheet and sorted at will would be excellent.
Reckon it just needs the 4 fields/columns you have suggested.
30/10 depth works for me at present too.
 
Cheers
STEVE

	-----Original Message----- 
	From: Frederik Ramm [mailto:frederik at remote.org] 
	Sent: Thu 8/2/2007 3:08 PM 
	To: Steve Chilton 
	Cc: talk at openstreetmap.org 
	Subject: Re: [OSM-talk] Mapnik style in slippy map
	
	

	Hi,
	
	> What would be even more useful would be a count of paired 
	> occurences (k=v).
	
	Here's a list with the top-30 tags (computed separeately for nodes 
	and ways), and for each you have the top-10 values:
	
	http://openstreetmap.gryph.de/count.txt
	
	It is based on yesterday's planet.
	
	And yes, there *really* are 20740 nodes that carry a tag whose key is 
	"moved according to town brige in Mandal and Åvik(/Åvig) harbor)" and 
	whose value is empty.
	
	I will gladly prepare similar lists in different formats, and 
	including not only top-30 and top-10 but "everything larger than 10" 
	or whatever you want, just specify what works best for you. Maybe if 
	I create a CSV file with the columns
	
	node/seg/way,tagname,valuename,count
	
	listing every value that occurs more than 10 times or so? Then you 
	could use a spreadsheet to sort and evaluate that.
	
	Bye
	Frederik
	
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