Workstream A: catalogue what our downloads actually contain versus what we import #16
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Every country's layer list is a proof of concept of the importer rather than a
considered map, and we have never systematically looked at what is already sitting on disk.
Much of this is free — we already pay the download cost and read the files.
Two parts:
and GML we already download: LMÍ IS 50V (this subsumes the standing "enumerate remaining
LMÍ GeoPackage layers and decide which to import" item), Lantmäteriet Topo 10/50 themes,
the
SverigepaketTPcolumns we ignore (speed limit, width, ADT, road authority…), andBDOT10k's full feature-class list.
Lastkajen packages, other BDOT10k products, other LMÍ datasets. The örnefni
place-name dataset keeps coming up as the fix for several open items at once — unnamed
peaks, unnamed waterfalls and springs, and Iceland's unlabelled water.
Output should be a per-country table of available → imported → worth importing, which
is what turns "feature parity" from an aspiration into a work list. Sweden probably wins:
full Topo 10 access is the deepest data we have.
This is an exploration job, not an implementation one — the deliverable is the table.
Background:
docs/unification.md, "Parallel workstreams".night-shift — released, not worked.
The worker for this issue was cut off by a session limit before it committed anything; the branch
night/issue-16-download-cataloguehas no commits. No obstacle was found, so this goes back in the ready queue for the next run rather than being marked blocked.road_classacross a border #17Queue note (2026-08-04): first in the run — #29 (place names) is gated behind this catalogue, so this issue is the unlock. Deliverable is the available → imported → worth-importing table per country.
PR #51 — #51