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Expand Up @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Generates import files for OpenStreetMap with buliding footprints from Kartverke

Generates geojson import file with building footprints.

_Note: The WFS service used is currently not delivering building polygons._
> Note: The WFS service used is currently not delivering building polygons.

Usage:
<code>python3 building2osm.py \<municipality\> [-split] [-original] [-verify] [-debug]</code>
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### building_merge

Conflates the geojson import file with existing buildings in OSM and produces an OSM file for manual verification and uploading.

> Note: Since the WFS service used no longer delivers building polygons, the JSON file generated by `building2osm.py` may not contain any new buildings that can be merged.
> If so, you can still use the JSON file directly, after [filtering it](#filter_buildings), to discover new buildings. Using "Kartveket N50 topo" as imagery,
> you can draw very accurate buildings-

Usage:
<code>python3 building_merge.py \<municipality\> [\<max distance\>] [\<filename.geojson\>] [-debug]</code>
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