How to count the number of restaurants in Rome?

Hi,

I am trying to count how many restaurants have been added in Rome. In the majority of cases restaurants seem to be added as nodes and tagged as amenity=restaurant, but sometimes they are also added as polygons and tagged as either amenity=restaurants or building=restaurants. If I union both nodes and polygons, may I double-count some restaurants? I mean, is it possible to find the same restaurant added both as a polygon and as a node within that polygon? If this is the case, any idea how to remove duplicates after union the results?

Thanks, Jacopo

asked 30 Dec '18, 19:59

jprimav
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edited 31 Dec '18, 14:59

aseerel4c26 ♦
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Not sure about the polygons and nodes, but to filter possible double ones you could compare them by name & address, so let's say 'for each result on the whole list, if address & name are the same then delete one'.

(30 Dec '18, 20:50) tijmenheid

Note that it is an "error" to map the same restaurant as node and polygon. I expect the the number of such errors is small, but if they appear, they should be fixed in the original data.

(31 Dec '18, 06:52) escada

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