The main usage of the tool is to add Wikipedia-tags to
OpenStreetMap and to make localisation of names with the help of
interwikilinks, but parts of the tool can also be used for other
jobs. The tool works in three steps, see below. Take a look to
example that works with streets in Dresden (Germany). - On the
left side you have the wikipedia part generated by CatScan in
the background so it goes through a wikipedia category also with
subcategories. So user can modify in the form project language,
category and the depth of searching in category tree. An
additional option on the left side is the question if the user
wants to use wikipedia interwikilinks for names in different
languages. - On the right side is the OpenStreetMap part which
uses code of Query-to-map projects. So the user can choose a
bounding box (BBOX), a key-value combination (“*” for values
possible) and a types definition. The types "points", "lines",
"areas" will make a request at toolserver database and downloads
everything in this area, so