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Hi all,

Is there any way to get multiple gps addresses by 'n' different lat lon values in a single call to OSM

Regards, Kiran V

asked 17 Jun '13, 07:33

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Have a look at this page: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Nominatim#Reverse_Geocoding_.2F_Address_lookup . Nominatim is handling only single query for reverse geocoding. Therefore, it doesn't seem possible.

Lucas

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answered 17 Jun '13, 09:09

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Hi Lucas,

I have a scenario where i have to show address for all gps points. Nominatim is handling only single query for reverse geocoding there fore the response time to display all addresses is taking time. is there any way to solve this. Any suggestion?

Regards, Kiran

(17 Jun '13, 09:32) amkiranv

Hi Kiran,

You don't control the process reverse.php is doing. So, a solution would be to implement your own reverse.php based on Nominatim's. However I'm pretty sure you won't be able to execute it without being on the same server than the DB's.

Good luck

Cheers, Lucas

(17 Jun '13, 09:45) Kalu06
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You can query nominatim maximum 1 request per second, but Nominatim usage policy frowns upon bulk reverse geocoding. So you are very likely to be blocked if you constantly do one per second.

There are other solutions, but they will cost you in time and money.

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answered 17 Jun '13, 09:44

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(for the avoidance of doubt) that Nominatim usage policy doesn't apply if you're making calls to a locally hosted copy of Nominatim using locally imported data, of course!

(17 Jun '13, 10:11) SomeoneElse ♦

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