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Instant-use add-on functions for the Wolfram Language
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Look up information about a given location from the OpenStreetMap Nominatim public web service
ResourceFunction["NominatimData"][] returns address information about the current geolocation. | |
ResourceFunction["NominatimData"][lat,lon] returns the address information from a specific geolocation provided by two real number for latitude lat and longitude lon. | |
ResourceFunction["NominatimData"][{lat,lon}] return the address information from a specific geolocation provided by two real number in a list for latitude lat and longitude lon. | |
ResourceFunction["NominatimData"][query] return the address information for a given query in plain English text. | |
ResourceFunction["NominatimData"][assoc] return the address information for a given Association. |
Search for the address for the current location:
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Search for White House address:
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List NASA address at Florida:
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Request a specific data format such as XML:
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Geojson format, note that Insper has 2 addresses side by side:
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Geojson format:
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Check address data from the Sugar Loaf Entity at Rio de Janeiro city in Brazil:
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Get data from a GeoPosition:
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Image from La Casa Rosada in Buenos Aires, Argentina:
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Notes that the latitude (lat) and longitude (lon) fields are in text (string), conversion to float is needed:
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Times Square location in NYC:
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Use "display_name" to get a readable address:
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The capital of Brazil, "Distrito Federal":
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Geo latitude and longitude values:
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The "lat" and "lon" values are provided as strings from the API, use Interpreter to import them as numbers:
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Search by a company name:
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Plot the location of stores addresses using geographic information:
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Find your preferred store:
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And visualize it:
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Search an address by a postal code:
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The Terminator would love this function, it makes easy to find somebody:
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Query specifying a different format:
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Search for a street name:
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Some queries can return a set of results:
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Wolfram Language 13.0 (December 2021) or above
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