Thanks! I'll try this out. On Mon, Mar 29, 2010 at 6:25 PM, Christoph Wagner <freemaps.osm@googlemail.com> wrote:
2010/3/29 maning sambale <emmanuel.sambale@gmail.com>:
Cristoph,
I was about to send you a separate mail. :)
Anyway, I'm copying your fixme and osb style as my starting point. Can you guide me through the OSM extract and conversion for my specific area (the instructions are in German)?
Yeah sorry, I was just too lazy to translate the stuff in english. Besides the german instructions are not so up to date...
I suggest you add keep right reports similar to OSB.
Ok, I try to tell you very short how I build the openstreetbugs-layer:
First I download the Openstreetbugs daily SQL-Dump:
wget http://openstreetbugs.schokokeks.org/dumps/osbdump_latest.sql.bz2
Then I convert it to osm-xml. You can find more details (in english) here:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/DE:All_in_one_Garmin_Map#Openstreetbugs
The conversion goes like:
bzcat osbdump_latest.sql.bz2 | osbsql2osm-0.3/src/osbsql2osm > osbdump.osm
Then I have to filter all interesting open bugs for a specified area with osmosis.
osmosis --rx osbdump.osm --bb $(BBOX) --nkv keyValueList="type.0" --wx osb.osm
To get the correct BBOX I just look into the osm extract from geofabrik and parse the <bounds> tag with sed.
Last step is to convert it with mkgmap and include the typfile:
java -ea -jar mkgmap.jar --family-id=2323 --product-id=42 --family-name=osb --description='Openstreetbugs' --draw-priority=23 --style-file=styles/osb_style osb.osm osb.TYP
Thats it.
The question is, what is the input format of the keep right data? Can we do it similar and convert it to osm-xml data, and then create the garmin map with mkgmap?
I didn't work with keepright before. Keep right provides GPX and RSS, but I'm not sure for a data dump similar to OSB.
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