Zagreb/Import ZIPP Buildings
Import of ZIPP buildings in Zagreb is an import of "City of Zagreb, City Office for the Strategic Planning and Development of the City" dataset covering Zagreb, Croatia. The import is currently (as of 27 November 2024) at the planning stage.
Goals
We want to import this dataset without removing former data about buildings. As Zagreb buildings are relatively well mapped, there is going to be much work in conflating already mapped buildings with import data.
Schedule
There is no rush in this, because quality of the import is much more important than getting the data quickly.
Import Data
The data is available on Github, on the official OSM-hr repo [1]. It is in GeoJSON format.
Background
Data source site: https://geoportal.zagreb.hr/
Data license: This data is licensed for use in OpenStreetMap project, it is obligatory to attribute the source (City of Zagreb, City Office for the Strategic Planning and Development of the City)
OSM attribution (if required): https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Contributors#City_of_Zagreb
ODbL Compliance verified: yes
OSM Data Files
Still not created.
Import Type
This is for now a one time import, hopefully later checked once in a while.
Data Preparation
First the data will have to be converted into OSM XML:
docker run -v /path/to/folder/buildings-ot5-vjerski_objekti.geojson:/data/input.geojson janjko/geojsontoosm > /path/to/folder/output.osm
Files end up in a strange encoding after that, so they should be converted back to UTF-8.
Tagging Plans
The raw tags from the geojson will be mapped like this:
Old key | Key to replace | An example of a value |
---|---|---|
OBJECTID | zipp_import_id | 214588 |
Object_ID | delete tag | 0 |
ThematicUnit | delete tag | 2000 |
ObjectType | delete tag | 5 |
DataSource | source:geometry | Aerofotogrametrijsko i LiDAR snimanje 2012. |
DataAcquisitionDate | source:geometry:date | 2012-03-26 |
DataChangeDate | delete tag | null or 2018\/10\/13 00:00:00 |
Contractor | delete tag | GDi GISDATA d.o.o. |
Area | delete tag | 59 |
INSPIRE_LULC | delete tag | null |
Shape_Length | delete tag | 53.809160264912691 |
Shape_Area | delete tag | 59.28182603425725 |
PROMJENA | delete tag | null or 1 |
Sed command that applies all the changes to the .osm file:
docker run -v /path/to/folder/:/data alpine sed -E 's/(<node|<way|<relation)/\1 timestamp=\"2020-08-216T00:00:00Z\" version=\"1\"/g;s/<tag k=.(Object_ID|ThematicUnit|ObjectType|DataChangeDate|Contractor|INSPIRE_LULC|Area|Shape_Length|Shape_Area|PROMJENA).[^>]*?>//g;s/OBJECTID/zzip_import_id/g;s/DataSource/source:geometry/g;s/(<tag k=.)DataAcquisitionDate(. v=.)([0-9]{1,2})([0-9]{2})([0-9]{4})/\1source:geometry:date\2\5-\4\-\3/g;s/(.source:geometry:date. v=.[0-9]{4}-[0-9]{2}-)([0-9]{1}[^0-9]{1})/\10\2/g;' /data/geojsontoosmoutput.osm > /path/to/folder/sedoutput.osm
Splitting data into tiles
First the data will have to be converted into pbf:
osmosis --read-xml file=sedoutput.osm --write-pbf sedoutput.pbf
And then broken into tiles that represent the Tasking Manager tiles. This will be done with mapsplitter:
java -Xmx2G -jar .\mapsplit-all-0.2.1.jar -tvm -i sedoutput.pbf -o splitoutput.msf -z 14
Changeset Tags
Changeset tags are going to be:
comment=Manual import of buildings in Zagreb
source=Aerofotogrametrijsko i LiDAR snimanje 2012.
hashtags=#ZagrebBuildingImport
Data Transformation Results
Post a link to your OSM XML files.
Data Merge Workflow
Team Approach
This will be done as a team, on the Croatian Tasking manager. [2] It is still debated if it will be open to everyone or just the narrower team known to be seasoned mappers.
Workflow
The tools used in the import will be Tasking Manager and JOSM. Tasking manager will cover the area of the data, and will have a per task instruction with a link to the OSM XML file with import data. The link will load directly into JOSM. In JOSM, when possible, the building shape will be conflated with existing data. If there is the same building already in the database, the JOSM tool Replace geometry will be used. This tool is available with the utilsplugin2.
QA
The import is done in the Tasking Manager which has the "Validate" function. That way, each task tile will be seen by at least one other mapper.
See also
The email to the Imports mailing list was sent on YYYY-MM-DD and can be found in the archives of the mailing list at [1].