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Commit 02aa4f0b authored by Georges Gressot's avatar Georges Gressot :speech_balloon:
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end of winter instead of spring

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Updating your OSM
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You should update with new data every year, say in spring, and at every new OSM version.
You should update with new data every year, say at the end of winter, and at every new OSM version.
Warning
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Note the number of records ; it will be usefull later to verify if the exported file is complete.
I recommend you to save your search request with "copy query link" for future updates (every year, say in Spring, or in case of a new OSM version)
I recommend you to save your search request with "copy query link" for future updates (every year, say at the end of winter, or in case of a new OSM version)
Finally, from the results list, export by clicking on "Export" then choose "Excel" (if less than 1001 records)
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(First and last observation years are optional since they appear in the figures)
Don't forget to update your lab OSM **every year** (say in Spring)
Don't forget to update your lab OSM **every year** (say at the end of winter)
**Caution :** It is advisable to repeat all exports (Don't add simply the last year) as the databases are regularly updated even for past years.
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(First and last observation years are optional since they appear in the figures)
Don't forget to update your lab OSM **every year** (say in Spring and at every new OSM version)
Don't forget to update your lab OSM **every year** (say at the end of winter and at every new OSM version)
Link to the following step
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