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My group is creating an application for our college minor project. In this project we're going to find nearest users to a specified user. To do this, I am thinking of using the OSM data points and use it to populate a graph of the specified user's city and then plot all the users in that location. I dont need tiling as, i dont need to display the map. I am just going to use the OSM data points to calculate who is the nearest and use it. OSM doesn't have any good documentation of using it with C# ASP.NET. All i could find were some libraries with no or very few documentation. I found OSMSharp to be on the wiki page of OSM.

As It is already in the headings, i am only considering which users are nearest. I want to use Djikstra Algorithm on the populated graph to calculate shortest path(my consideration is only weight of that path).

asked 15 May '16, 11:31

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Hi zetaxavier, I don’t think that the who’s nearest list is made for external studies, they’re meant for use amongst mappers. So there might be some privacy issues ! I personally will not be glad to find my specs elsewhere; they are just available amongst OSM'rs.

(15 May '16, 12:48) Hendrikklaas

Thanks for your concern. But i am following the privacy guidelines here. Every user is given terms and condition. And then after that we're only taking data of the users who are willing to give data.

(15 May '16, 16:13) zetaxavier

Sorry I'm little bit late, but you can use this software

https://github.com/rovaniemi/osm-graph-parser

permanent link

answered 08 Jun '17, 13:43

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