[Data Analysis] How to automatically segment/annotate a certain route with street name given offline .osm.bz2 file

Hi:

I want to write a script to automatically segment/annotate of a route (.gpx file) with street names given the .osm.bz2 offline.

Just wondering if similar work has been done.
I'm planning to build a quadtree Data Structure of the "ways" to facilitate the search:
instead of keeping all the nodes, I'll just have a coarse AABB bounding box for each way
In the beginning, we find the "way" of the first gps pt belonged to in the quadtree.
Then for the next gps pt, locally search over the "way"s connected to the "way" that the previous pt is in.

Thanks for your advice

asked 14 Oct '11, 21:15

eminemya
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edited 17 Jan '15, 19:25

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If you won't get any useful hints at this FAQ site you can try to ask again at one of the appropriate OSM mailing lists ... there is a least one about developers and one about routing.

To access these mailing lists, go to wiki.osm.org and serach for "mailing lists".

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answered 20 Oct '11, 09:28

stephan75
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thanks for the suggestion:)

(20 Oct '11, 14:28) eminemya

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