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I''ve got the task to tune an existing routing algorithm t0 take the following points into account and display the route on a map.

  • Winding narrow country roads.
  • Ease of route over journey time.
  • Roundabout avoidance.
  • Traffic light avoidance.
  • Right-turn avoidance.

Using OSM data, where would I start?

asked 22 Jan '14, 20:52

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edited 23 Jan '14, 06:40

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Welcome to OSM and our OSQA support forum :)

As data and (most) tools are open, it's straight forward to realize this task:

  • routing wikipage will present you existing solutions and which OSM tags might be important
  • after checking which of your features are already realized, you pick a router that you want to modify
  • adapt the source of a router/navigation solution

You might also check out the Trafficmining framework that is build to develop and benchmark routing algorithms on OSM. But I don't know if you get access to all OSM tags or just get the most usual ones ... You can lookup all relevant OSM tags at Map features list.

permanent link

answered 22 Jan '14, 21:03

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@iii because the documentation for Traffic Mining framework is bad. I thought I would see if you have any answers:

I am getting this error:

Jan 22, 2014 10:10:04 PM de.lmu.ifi.dbs.trafficmining.LoadGraphListener propertyChange SEVERE: null java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException: java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "2153445071"

when I try to load an .osm file from:

http://download.geofabrik.de/europe/monaco.html

(22 Jan '14, 22:15) mumf

I don't have any experience with the framework. So I can just recommend to make use of the official support channels :(

(23 Jan '14, 06:37) iii

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