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Osmium input reader #2

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Osmium input reader #2

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@Turbo87 Turbo87 commented Nov 8, 2011

Hi Daniel,

I modified the code to use the Osmium framework for reading the OSM data. This enables us to use the PBF files which are more space-efficient and also faster to read. It would be great if you could verify that the code still produces the same data, I'm not quite sure how to do it myself.

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minad commented Nov 9, 2011

I don't have time to verify the output currently. The possibility to read pbf is definitely a huge advantage.

I will take a look at this in a while.

Parsing the 14 GB planet.osm.pbf fails without these flags.
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Turbo87 commented Dec 10, 2011

I compared the results of parsing the north-rhine-westfalia.osm extract with either bz2 and pbf and they looked absolutely identical when viewed with qgis. I added another small addition to the makefile to make sure that the bigger planet.osm.pbf files (> 14 GB) can be read too.

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@minad minad merged commit 58e68c5 into minad:master Dec 11, 2011
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