In a Nominatim detailed view, such as http://open.mapquestapi.com/nominatim/v1/details.php?place_id=36822949, when I scroll down to "Parent of..." and further to "Residential", it lists polygons first (as in residential neighborhoods) and then streets. Each street has "(Point, ~0 miles, way <osmid>, GOTO)" next to it. Shouldn't it be Way (not point) and the street's length, not zero? Is it a (known) bug, a placeholder for an undeveloped feature? asked 11 Apr '11, 08:42 ponzu |
The "Nominatim detailed view" is more or less a dump of the internal data Nominatim uses, so much of it is probably not very understandable unless you know how Nominatim works internally. That said, to address your points:
answered 11 Apr '11, 11:39 sleske Thanks, that makes sense now. If this is a "dump" that's not supposed to be understandable to laymen like me (no offense taken), am I going all wrong about testing my data (outlines of suburbs and neighborhoods I'm adding within the city) using this view? I am trying to verify that after I'm done, the city will contain (be parent of) the suburbs, and each suburb will contain (be parent of) the neighborhoods. And also that any given street is found in a neighborhood, then in a suburb and then in a city. Is there a better tool to test this hierarchy?
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