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OSMaxx (short for "OpenStreetMap Arbitrary Excerpt Export") cuts out OpenStreetMap (OSM) data, processes it to geospatial data structures, converts it to typical GIS file formats and offers those for download.
All our code is open-source and contributions are welcome.
You can find the online documentation of the schema on GitHub: Export Schema Documentation.
These can be found in our separate downloads page.
All data used by OSMaxx comes directly or indirectly from OpenStreetMap:
The bulk of our input data (everything not listed separately below) is verbatim OpenStreetMap data, taken from our own regularly (about every two hours, depending on the current load) synchronized database import of the OpenStreetMap planet.
Please see whether it's already been reported on GitHub. If not, please file a new issue there.
OSMaxx has been developed by the Geometa Lab at the HSR University of Applied Sciences Rapperswil. The Geometa Lab team can be reached via email: geometalab@hsr.ch.
Be sure to visit our blog.
Geometa Lab ℅ Prof. Stefan Keller