[OSM-talk] lat=0 lon=0
David Earl
david at frankieandshadow.com
Thu Jun 14 10:44:03 BST 2007
I notice from processing the planet file this week that there are over
300 nodes (including two named ones - a waypoint and a village called
Essai) and one zero length segment at lat=0,lon=0. This is, of course,
in the middle of the ocean - I'm thinking something is creating these
because of a bug.
I also see quite a lot of - several hundred - named ways with no
segments. How is that these are being created? For example Croxford
Gardens near Oxford is a valid way, but there are also four Croxford
Gardens without any segments. They say created_by=JOSM, but the problem
may have arisen later. They aren't new this week, its just I noticed them.
(Actually I'm puzzled how it is that if I locate the real Croxford
Gardens and download the area(*) in JOSM, it brings in the four dead
ones too, as I can't see how it is getting any bounding box information
about those ways in order to determine that they are in that area. But
it does)
David
(*)
http://www.openstreetmap.org/index.html?lat=51.809892&lon=-1.286200&zoom=16
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