pip install conflate
python import.py -i cameras.json -o result.osm --osm existing_cameras.osm -c preview.json
After testing the importing process, you should follow the import guidelines. At the least, you should post to your regional mailing list or regional forum, and/or to the imports@ mailing list:
- What are you planning to import.
- Why the license for the dataset is compatible with OSM contributor's terms (CC0 and PD sources are okay, CC-BY and more restrictive licenses would require a permission from an owner).
- How many relevant objects there are in OSM now, how many will be altered and how many will be updated (the conflator prints these numbers).
- Link to the profile you are using, if relevant.
- Link to a preview map. Go to geojson.io, open your json file and press "Share".
- A date for the final import, if there are no major objections. Give it a week or two, depending on an import size.
WTFPL. Do what the fuck you want! \o/
This is rather unclear. Input gladly appreciated, the author himself does not feel called into legal debate (hence the 'anti-legalistic' code license. On the web map (link above), no copyright is asserted and a copyright notice is also absent from exports made, we might (or might not) assume that this implies the data is public domain.