Simplifying access to OpenStreetMap data for urban planning
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A prototype platform tracks city-level OpenStreetMap changes and pushes processed presets (schools, hospitals, cycling infrastructure) as GeoJSON files to a git repository by applying daily diffs, so each city polygon contains up-to-date features without extra clipping. It runs on Kubernetes, exposes a CLI, already ingests Brazil’s ~5,000 municipalities, and commits a new file per day per dataset; a dashboard, metrics and validation are planned and the prototype seeks partners.
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