Potential Datasources/France
The following is a list of potential datasources for France.
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National coverage
Data.gouv.fr
- Main article: WikiProject France/data.gouv.fr
The official French Open Data national platform is available at data.gouv.fr since 5 December 2011. See WikiProject France/data.gouv.fr for details (in French).
DGFiP/Cadastre
- Main article: WikiProject France/Cadastre
A WMS is available with a particular protocol. Only JOSM editor and the plugin cadastre-fr can access it until now. The cadastral administration (DGFiP) gave a special authorization for OSM to access it. See WikiProject France/Cadastre for details.
Corine Land Cover
- Main article: WikiProject France/Corine Land Cover
In short, Corine Land Cover France has been released under a license compatible with OSM (since beginning of 2009). The dataset is about landuse for the French continental part. The last released shapefiles referenced as "2006" have been partially imported in october 2009.
INSEE
INSEE is the French National Institute for Statistics and Economic Studies. All their products are available for free and with a licence compatible with OSM ([1]) with the only restriction to mention the source and not alter the integrity of the data.
Correspondance adresses-zonage urbains
INSEE provides a CD called Correspondance adresses-zonage urbains. It is a whole database of In which urban area is this address (number + name of the street). It covers cities greater than 10,000 inhabitants.
Problem with this database is that addresses are geolocalized to a single point per areas (quarters) with unclear/unofficial boundaries. And they are not providing individual addresses. It couldn't be used directly in OSM but more for some kind of validation tools.
Ministry of Ecology/GeoLittoral
- Main article: WikiProject France/GéoLittoral
GeoLittoral is a WMS/WFS server published by the French Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development, Transport and Housing.
On 2010-05-19, we received a response from the publication director, saying that the data are published under the French "Information Publique" license, which allows us to create and re-license derived data, as long as the dataset has been enhanced by the process.
Its URL has been added to default JOSM imagery servers (you need to switch map CRS to WGS84): http://geolittoral.application.equipement.gouv.fr/wms/metropole?service=wms&request=getmap&version=1.1.1&layers=ortholittorale&SRS=EPSG:4326&format=image/jpeg&
Ministry of Sports/RES (Recensement des Équipements Sportifs)
Potentially 334 000 categorized and geolocalized sports facilities
- www.res.jeunesse-sports.gouv.fr
- History, objectives, contacts,...
- Nomenclature to download
- Example of a facility sheet, with GPS coordinates.
- CERTU info
- Obligation de déclaration (Legifrance link)
- PDESI-CDESI
The license is unknown. --Psammos 17:10, 3 June 2011 (BST)
Onema/ROE (Référentiel des Obstacles à l’Ecoulement)
The Onema (National Office of Water) publishes under LO/OL license a "Référentiel des obstacles à l'écoulement" (ROE), which contains more than 50.000 dams, bridges, locks...
The license is compatible with OSM.
Sandre/BD CarTHAgE
This is a hydrographical data collection of French river and water points. It's now free to use it but I don't if we are able to use it in OSM. For testing the river Isere, the Lac Léman, Lac d'Annecy, Lac du Bourget, Lac d'aiguebelette et le lac Paladru have been imported. The French text below says that the BD Carthage license is non-commercial, i.e. not compatible with OpenStreetMap. The licence is here. If it is compatible with OpenstreetMap Licence's I Can import whole of it.
Après enquête, il me semble que la possibilité règlementaire d'inclure les données de la BD Carthage à la base OSM ne sont pas claire :
- D'un coté Fredb relève que :
- "L'Acceptant ne peut exercer aucun des droits conférés par l'article 3 avec l'intention ou l'objectif d'obtenir un profit commercial ou une compensation financière personnelle."
- D'un autre le Sandre indique que :
- "La BD CARTHAGE est à présent gratuite pour tout tiers sous condition d’une utilisation non commerciale, et ceci pour la durée de la convention (3 ans). La notion de sphère eau n’existe plus."
Pour en avoir le cœur net j'ai épluché le forum de georezo.net où la discussion ne porte pas explicitement autour de la "Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0". J'ai donc contacté les services du SANDRE et le responsable de l'IGN et le forum Georezo en leur demandant :
"Bonjour, je participe au projet de cartographie www.openstreetmap.org.
Ce projet est un wiki cartographique dont l'objectif est de constituer une base de données routières enrichie par les internautes.
Pour des besoins de repérages nous aimerions y inclure les données de la BD Carthage. La licence de celle-ci précise que :
"La BD CARTHAGE est à présent gratuite pour tout tiers sous condition d’une utilisation non commerciale, et ceci pour la durée de la convention (3 ans). La notion de sphère eau n’existe plus."
N'étant pas pas moi-même juriste, je voudrait savoir si celle-ci est compatible avec la licence Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 si nous prenons le soin de spécifier dans la base d'OpenStreetMap l'origine de la BD-Carthage ?
Merci"
Donc, la condition d'utilisation non commerciale exclue l'utilisation de la BD Carthage pour OSM?
Rody's understanding: BD-Carthage is Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 (see [2] and http://sandre.eaufrance.fr/Referentiel-BD-CarTHAgE-R,677).
RTE
RTE (French national electricity transmission system operator) does not publish (yet) open data but may give to OpenStreetMap France its data for free, allowing us to compare their data with our own.
SNCF
SNCF (French national railway company) has launched its own portal: http://data.sncf.com/
Regional coverage
Aquitaine - Open Data
SIE Agence de l'eau Adour-Garonne
Adour-Garonne water agency publishes 2 databases on its dams and hydroelectric power stations. Licence seems OK, a confirmation request has been sent. --Don-vip 20:38, 15 May 2011 (BST)
- Deny from agency received on 16/05/2011 but IP license considered in next months, To Be Continued. --Don-vip 19:35, 16 May 2011 (BST)
CRAIG (Centre Régional Auvergnat de l'Information Géographique)
- Main article: WikiProject France/CRAIG
2009-2010 orthophotos of Auvergne departments are proposed by CRAIG (Centre Régional Auvergnat de l'Information Géographique) as a WMS. Resolution of 30cm on the 4 departments and 15cm on cities of Montluçon, Moulins, Vichy et Le-Puy-En-Velay. See WikiProject France/CRAIG for details.
Departmental coverage
CG13 (Bouches-du-Rhône) - Open Data
CG41 (Loir-et-Cher) - Open Data
CG71 (Saône-et-Loire) - Open Data
Local coverage
Bordeaux - Open Data
Brest - Open Data
http://espcol002.brest-metropole-oceane.fr/sites/wss00192/pages_web/fichier_de_donnees_SIG.aspx
Le Mans - Open Data
Le Mans Métropole voted Open Data on 9 February 2012. First data sets were published on 13 March 2012, see http://data.lemans.fr.
Montpellier - Open Data
http://montpellier.territoirenumerique.org
Nantes - Open Data
Paris - Open Data
http://opendata.paris.fr is available since January 2011. The license is derived from ODbL.
Rennes - Open Data
http://www.data.rennes-metropole.fr
Toulouse - Open Data
- Main article: Toulouse/GrandToulouseData
http://data.grandtoulouse.fr is available since 22 October 2011. The license is ODbL. See Toulouse/GrandToulouseData for details.
