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This paper describes the method of using the Open Street service for geocoding postal addresses, ie obtaining valuable GPS coordinates (latitude, longitude) for positioning them on a map. Geographical notions What you need to know about geocoding Geocoding...

In the context of mapping tools, sectorization is an operation which makes it possible to group points by geographical areas. There are different possibilities to group the points according to the desired criteria: by country, region, postal code, city, etc. Here we...

The Open Street application consists of a menu on the left side of the screen, as well as the map displayed on the rest of the screen. Description of each menu as well as the possibilities offered by the application. To begin, we recommend that you open a customer...

A key feature of the Open Street application is the import of Excel files containing the addresses to be entered on the map. If it is possible to enter addresses using the keyboard, it is by importing files that you can save time and position on the map several tens...

Here's how to create a customer account (or user account) on our web application, and access your personal space to view your information, check the remaining credit, and possibly deposit credits to use our advanced features. Using the registration form The...

To make route calculations and optimizations on a large number of addresses, it is much more convenient to create a file on your computer that contains the addresses to be imported, download it to our online service and import several addresses a click. Excel file...

Mailing addresses in Open Street The Open Street online service allows you to optimize itineraries through the addresses of your choice. When entering or importing these postal addresses, you must be very careful about the format of the address, as the service...