pt2itp
Generates an interpolation network from a road network and address points in GeoJSON. It is used to estimate address locations along streets for geocoding.
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Overview
pt2itp takes a road network and a set of address points, both as line-delimited GeoJSON, and produces an interpolation network. Address points need a street name and a numeric house number, and the network lines need a street name. It is run from a command line with input and output paths and a tokens file, and is aimed at address geocoding work.
Key features
- Builds an interpolation network from roads and address points
- Reads line-delimited GeoJSON for both inputs
- Expects numeric address numbers; unit numbers must be stripped first
- CLI follows Semver, so breaking CLI changes bump the major version
Best for
People preparing address data who need interpolated address ranges along streets. Non-numeric address numbers cause a fatal error, so clean the input before running it.
- Upstream
- enterstudio/pt2itp
- Fork on GitHub
- Guo-astro/pt2itp
- Upstream stars
- 1
- Category
- Maps and geospatial
- License
- Custom license (see repository)
- Forked
- 2020-11-01
- Sync status
- In sync, has own commitsLast synced 2026-10-20
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