Jochen Topf has announced his latest project. It is a tool to explore
the OSM database, inspired by Tagwatch, Taginfo and OSMdoc. This is a
nice addition to the tools we use to check and improve OpenStreetMap
data quality. His announcement, in part, reads:
For the last months I have been working on a software called Taginfo that
brings together information about OSM tags from the OSM database, the wiki
and other places. Somewhat like Tagwatch, Tagstat, and OSMdoc, but more
ambitious. 🙂I am happy to announce that the beast is now available at
http://taginfo.openstreetmap.de
There are still some bugs and lots of missing features, but its already
usable. Updates are currently done manually, but I will do automatic daily
updates soon.
More details and background in Jochen’s blog entry at:
http://blog.jochentopf.com/2010-10-05-introducing-taginfo.html
He’s made taginfo entirely Free Software / Open Source. You can find
the Taginfo code, under GPL v2 at github:
When any of these services will parse tag values separated by ‘;’?