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Introduction

This application was built to enable a quick overview and import of existing open data into OpenStreetMap. It tries to demonstrate a possible approach and can serve as a blueprint to build your own Application.

Getting Started

Clone this repository with git clone https://github.com/cleder/os-opendata-edubase.git

Download Vagrant and install it on your machine.

Change into the cloned directory and execute vagrant up

This will build the virtual machine and set up the database.

Data

The Data is derived from:

'Code-Point' Open and 'OS Open Map - Local' from ordnancesurvey 'All EduBase data.csv' from edubase 'School Contact Details' from the Scottish Government seed

From https://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/opendatadownload/products.html you have to download the `OS Open Map - Local` (all squares) and `Code-Point Open` Products.

You will also need the csv files from EduBase and seed for the schooldata `All EduBase data.csv` from http://www.education.gov.uk/edubase/home.xhtml and `School contact details` from http://www.gov.scot/Topics/Statistics/Browse/School-Education/Datasets/contactdetails

The latter is in excel format and has to be converted into csv before using it. Remove the first 5 Rows so that the column titles ar in the top row. The headers must be: 'SeedCode', 'LA Name', 'Centre Type', 'School Name', 'Address 1', 'Address 2', 'Address 3', 'Post code', 'E-mail', 'Phone', 'Primary_school', 'Secondary', 'Special', 'Primary roll', 'Secondary roll', 'Special roll', 'Primary1', 'Secondary1', 'Special1', 'Denomination' so rename them accordingly and remove the columns (6-Fold Urban/rural measure(1) and following) not included here.

Put the data from the above sources into the fabric/data directory. It should have these files in it:

seeddata2015.csv
edubasealldata20160308.csv
codepo_gb.zip
opmplc_essh_hp.zip
opmplc_essh_ht.zip
opmplc_essh_hu.zip
opmplc_essh_hw.zip
opmplc_essh_hx.zip
opmplc_essh_hy.zip
opmplc_essh_hz.zip
opmplc_essh_na.zip
opmplc_essh_nb.zip
opmplc_essh_nc.zip
opmplc_essh_nd.zip
opmplc_essh_nf.zip
opmplc_essh_ng.zip
opmplc_essh_nh.zip
opmplc_essh_nj.zip
opmplc_essh_nk.zip
opmplc_essh_nl.zip
opmplc_essh_nm.zip
opmplc_essh_nn.zip
opmplc_essh_no.zip
opmplc_essh_nr.zip
opmplc_essh_ns.zip
opmplc_essh_nt.zip
opmplc_essh_nu.zip
opmplc_essh_nw.zip
opmplc_essh_nx.zip
opmplc_essh_ny.zip
opmplc_essh_nz.zip
opmplc_essh_ov.zip
opmplc_essh_sd.zip
opmplc_essh_se.zip
opmplc_essh_sh.zip
opmplc_essh_sj.zip
opmplc_essh_sk.zip
opmplc_essh_sm.zip
opmplc_essh_sn.zip
opmplc_essh_so.zip
opmplc_essh_sp.zip
opmplc_essh_sr.zip
opmplc_essh_st.zip
opmplc_essh_su.zip
opmplc_essh_sv.zip
opmplc_essh_sw.zip
opmplc_essh_sx.zip
opmplc_essh_sy.zip
opmplc_essh_sz.zip
opmplc_essh_ta.zip
opmplc_essh_tf.zip
opmplc_essh_tg.zip
opmplc_essh_tl.zip
opmplc_essh_tm.zip
opmplc_essh_tq.zip
opmplc_essh_tr.zip
opmplc_essh_tv.zip
oprvrs_essh_gb.zip

Import

Connect to your vagrant box with vagrant ssh.

Inside the box execute the commands:

cd os-edu-server/fabric/
source venv/bin/activate
fab init_db
exit

If all goes well you can now connect to the database and inpect the data. Leave the Box with

Starting the Django application

Connect to your vagrant box with vagrant ssh.

Activate the virtual environment and start django:

vagrant@vagrant-ubuntu-trusty-64:~$ cd os-edu-server/django/
vagrant@vagrant-ubuntu-trusty-64:~/os-edu-server/django$ source venv/bin/activate
(venv)vagrant@vagrant-ubuntu-trusty-64:~/os-edu-server/django$ python manage.py migrate
(venv)vagrant@vagrant-ubuntu-trusty-64:~/os-edu-server/django$ python manage.py createsuperuser
(venv)vagrant@vagrant-ubuntu-trusty-64:~/os-edu-server/django$ python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000

Goto http://localhost:8017/ in your browser.

Click on login to start

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Once authenticated start by clicking on start

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If data from OSM is available it will display as an amber polygon, The Data from Ordnancesurvey is displayed as a blue polygon and the data from seed/edubase as a blue marker. Below the map details of this data is displayed.

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If there is no openstreetmap data only the Ordnancesurvey data is displayed.

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If there is no data from edubase or seed (i.e. outdated OS-Open data - school is closed):

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The below image indicates that the school that once existed here was closed:

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You can switch between OpenStreetMap

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and satellite imagery.

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