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utilize OpenStreetMap network data for routing service

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04-02-2024 06:22 AM
abhishek_choudhary
Occasional Contributor

Hi,

I'm interested in integrating the OpenStreetMap road network for a particular city as a basemap on a web map. Could you recommend the most suitable methods for accessing OpenStreetMap data? 

Furthermore, how can we update the road network on the map regularly?

Thanks & Regards,

Abhishek 

 

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berniejconnors
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Esri uses the "Daylight" distribution of OpenStreetMap data. Check out more information here - https://daylightmap.org/#:~:text=Esri%20is%20pleased,Daylight%20data%20below%3A
Bernie.
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RipaliBatra
Emerging Contributor

Hi @berniejconnors ,

I was looking for a similar  OpenStreetMap data solution . I found this link "https://export.hotosm.org/" which contains osm data in multiple different formats.(Not sure what is the standard format for enterprise)

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Moreover, it also gives the flexibility to filter the data by feature type (I believe we can check it depending upon the data we are interested in)

RipaliBatra_1-1712082846103.png

I need to create  street network data from OpenStreetMap data. Can you please guide me how should I proceed with it. what should be the standard practice?

How can I update the road network on the map regularly?

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berniejconnors
Frequent Contributor

I recommend you experiment with creating a process for:

  • downloading the OSM data from HotOSM (or another source like Daylight)
  • Importing the OSM data into a geodatabase
  • building a routable road network from the OSM data

Once you have a process that works you should be able to create a python script that will automate all of the above steps.

Good luck,

Bernie.

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