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Add merge analyser for French Enedis power distribution poles #2435

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@flacombe flacombe commented Jan 26, 2025

It is proposed to add a new analyser to merge Enedis open data regarding distribution power poles in France.

As original dataset contains more than 1.5M of suitable features, a manual preprocess is done to restrict to first 300k rows for now. Thus it will generate less than 300k warnings.
Dataset will be regularly updated with new features as the amount of osmose warnings get lower (would be automated with #2035)

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This analyser is planed to be updated later with poles material once available in Enedis dataset at the end of the year.

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flacombe commented Jan 26, 2025

I'm am publishing this file out of the original one, with a select (...) limit 300000;
There is no departement selection.

The sample won't change until I publish a new extract.

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Famlam commented Jan 26, 2025

Wouldn't this lead to the user thinking this is a never-ending challenge? "Finally done" "oh wait, there's a new 300000 coming up after another Osmose run". Just my thought, but for me this would probably feel identical to a challenge that has all 1.5M at once, where you can actually see the number go down with time.

Are those 300000 randomly distributed over the full area or could it be that they're all within the same geological area? E.g. some villages have all, some have none? Or per power line (such that they're not missing half the poles within one line and the other half the next time)?

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flacombe commented Jan 26, 2025

"Everyone" is fine with approx 12 millions poles to be found in France. Even utility operator only know 5 millions of them yet.
We are helping him to find the remainder part.

So it's sure for now the counter won't go down.
All the point of #2035 is to prevent too many warnings raising at once in Osmose, for technical and performance reasons first.

I'm not able to make a clever filter, per power line or per geographical area, so at least natural sort make points raise from south to north.

Finally the analyzer will cover the full Metropolitan France area, once most of the poles will have been found.

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