Hi everyone. I have a big csv containing about 9600 lines with the following structure: way1:way2:way3 | pointGeom 100234171:277425069:102706559 | POINT(-117.738886 33.581471) way1:way2:way3 = OSM way IDs pointGeom = a point with known coordinates Is there an automated/semi-automated method to download in the form of an OSM file (or in any other format that I can vizulize in QGIS or JOSM) all the ways that I have listed in my way1:way2:way3 column? Hopefully I made my question clear. Thanks! asked 16 Feb '16, 09:46 mihaii aseerel4c26 ♦ |
You want to download 30,000 ways with their node members (another 150,000 objects on average). While there are API calls that let you download a couple of objects at the same time, they are certainly not meant for such a download volume. You should download a planet file (or a country extract if all your ways are within the same country), and extract the information you need from there. If you were looking for a smaller number of objects, the easiest way to load them all would probably be creating dummy versions for every way, like
then if you open that file in JOSM and request to "update from server", JOSM will download the correct data for all the ways (and the matching nodes). But as I said, don't do that for 30k ways. answered 16 Feb '16, 11:03 Frederik Ramm ♦ |