Convert a csv table with geographical information to osm format. This script supports coordinate system transformations and it can create a way joining all nodes in the csv file. This is useful to import polygons described in the law into OSM.
Dependencies:
- Python 3
- pyproj (
sudo apt-get install python3-pyprojon Debian/Ubuntu)
If your csv file is reasonably well formatted and requires no coordinate system transformation, then ./csv2osm.py CSV_FILE.csv OSM_FILE.osm should do the trick. If you need more info, type ./csv2osm.py -h.
usage: csv2osm.py [-h] [-x FIELD_NAME] [-y FIELD_NAME] [-l LOCALE]
[--proj4 PROJ4_STRING] [--sirgas2000 ZONE] [--sad69 ZONE]
[--way]
[infile] [outfile]
Convert csv spreadsheets to osm format.
positional arguments:
infile Input csv file
outfile Output osm file
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-x FIELD_NAME, --lon FIELD_NAME
Name of the longitude/easting field
-y FIELD_NAME, --lat FIELD_NAME
Name of the latitude/northing field
-l LOCALE, --locale LOCALE
Locale used to convert coordinate fields to float
--proj4 PROJ4_STRING Input coordinate system, given as a proj4 string
--sirgas2000 ZONE Set input coordinate system to SIRGAS2000 in the given
UTM zone
--sad69 ZONE Set input coordinate system to SAD69 in the given UTM
zone. Use the special value 'll' for
longitude/latitude coordinates.
--way Create a way joining all nodes