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Should we add osmox to the repo? #19
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I think your script pipeline sounds like a good option since it is designed to be used as a CLI. You could install in a separate poetry add git+https://github.com/arup-group/osmox It can then be called from the same python venv as the import subprocess
subprocess.run("osmox run configs/example.json example/isle-of-man-latest.osm.pbf example/isle-of-man -f geopackage -crs epsg:27700 -l".split(" ")) We could write a python function with a cache (to avoid rerunning) as part of the |
The choice of separate
I like this idea. It should only be run once for every area, but we could have an |
another option for downloading osm data: pydriosm |
Also for retail floor space, there is geolytix data used in QUANT_RAMP. |
I have tried osmox for mapping activity purposes to osm POIs and it works very well. I am currently cloning the osmox repo to a different directory on my machine, downloading the osm data through geofabrik, processing the data, and returning the output file back to the acbm repo for analysis.
Should osmox be available inside the acbm repo? If so, what is the best way to install it? To use it you have to clone the repo, create a virtual environment, and run a command line tool (see instructions here). @sgreenbury what do you think?
The pipeline could be run using a python script for different areas:
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