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Could someone please write dummy-proof instructions on how to download the data, for us who aren't familiar with coding or the coding language? I would like to download the data and look at it in QGIS. Thank you in advance. |
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@selsin I'm happy try and help you out. Firstly you don't need an AWS account to actually get the data. You will need the AWS CLI install on your machine. Once you have that you can then download the places data using this command.
Once you have all the data in the destination folder you can convert it to spatial formats using GDAL or DuckDB. Can I check to see which type of OS you're using? What you do next kind of determines what advice I can give here. |
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I just try since an hour to download the GeoParquet file holding the Places. I wonder why there is no download link nowhere that this issue has a nice title but does not answer how to "download for dummies", the github repo about data has text explanations but no clear download instructions either. Please make it imuch more simpler to download the data. For instance OSM data is trivial to download, the planet files are plain http links, please make it as easy as the OSM community does it. |
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@selsin I'm happy try and help you out.
Firstly you don't need an AWS account to actually get the data. You will need the AWS CLI install on your machine.
Once you have that you can then download the places data using this command.
aws s3 cp --region us-west-2 --no-sign-request --recursive s3://overturemaps-us-west-2/release/2023-07-26-alpha.0/ <DESTINATION>
Once you have all the data in the destination folder you can convert it to spatial formats using GDAL or DuckDB.
Can I check to see which type of OS you're using? What you do next kind of determines what advice I can give here.