placing OSM (Open Street Map) vector data on a 2D plane. (newbie)

I am looking to take OSM data of roads and display it on a 2D plane. (3D objects will come later).

I have used FME to convert the data to SVG, But when I import it I get a lot of curves, but they are not visible. Probably need to to do something simple (give a a material?)

Anyway here is what the SVG file looks like: (data is in Lat Lon). The importer says this works fine. And I can view the SVG data in Chrome.

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
    <!DOCTYPE svg PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD SVG 1.1//EN" "http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/1.1/DTD/svg11-flat.dtd">
    <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"  viewBox="-3.59534e-005 -3.59534e-005 0.00294818 0.00381678"><g xmlns:fme="http://www.safe.com/fme" fill="none" stroke="red" stroke-width="0.000000359533915" transform="translate(0,0.00374488) scale(1, -1)">
    <g id="way" >
    <path fme:id="-2096" fme:visible="true" d="M 0.00267276,0.00303538 l -0.00014045,-0.000209472 -0.000138128,-0.000195737 -0.000145093,-0.000203464 -0.000106788,-0.000186295 "/>
    <path fme:id="-2094" fme:visible="true" d="M 0.00186222,0.00192878 l 9.55227e-005,-8.6277e-007 "/>
    <path fme:id="-2092" fme:visible="true" d="M 0.00181594,0.00192882 l -0.000128648,1.66573e-006 "/>
    <path fme:id="-2090" fme:visible="true" d="M 0.00202719,0.0030487 l 4.84211e-006,-0.000327528 6.96445e-006,-0.000366579 2.32148e-006,-0.000218918 2.32148e-006,-0.000115898 "/>
    <path fme:id="-2088" fme:visible="true" d="M 0.00153523,0.00321051 l -9.28593e-006,0.000169981 4.64297e-006,0.000109028 3.5983e-005,7.55467e-005 6.96445e-005,6.95373e-005 7.42874e-005,4.72166e-005 9.63415e-005,2.40375e-005 0.000117235,1.71697e-006 0.00010911,-1.11603e-005 0.000128842,-2.57545e-005 "/>
    <path fme:id="-2086" fme:visible="true" d="M 0.00150738,0.00292721 l 1.04467e-005,0.00011418 "/>
    <path fme:id="-2084" fme:visible="true" d="M 0.00176506,0.00288686 l -4.64296e-005,5.40851e-005 -0.000121878,0.000139076 "/>
    <path fme:id="-2082" fme:visible="true" d="M 0.00160836,0.00281818 l 9.98237e-005,2.57548e-006 "/>
    <path fme:id="-2080" fme:visible="true" d="M 0.00158747,0.00252801 l 7.89304e-005,3.34815e-005 6.50015e-005,4.97929e-005 4.75904e-005,5.06514e-005 2.6697e-005,7.98402e-005 "/>
    <path fme:id="-2078" fme:visible="true" d="M 0.00151402,0.00275113 l -4.92461e-006,-0.000146906 7.38691e-006,-4.97781e-005 "/>
    <path fme:id="-2076" fme:visible="true" d="M 0.000956723,0.00265704 l 5.58122e-005,4.00652e-005 0.000137068,8.07375e-005 0.000168257,5.15991e-005 "/>
    <path fme:id="-2074" fme:visible="true" d="M 0.000943283,0.00225656 l 0.000206612,7.38312e-005 0.00021938,7.81236e-005 "/>
    <path fme:id="-2072" fme:visible="true" d="M 0.000316483,0.000195263 l 8.12519e-005,-3.86339e-005 9.51808e-005,-2.66145e-005 0.000114913,-6.86826e-006 0.000113753,8.58532e-006 0.000314561,4.0351e-005 "/>

But when I import it I get a lot of curves, but they are not visible. Probably need to to do something simple (give a a material?)
Are they showing in the outliner.
If so are they very very small or very very larger. If so scale them to be a reasonable size.
Supply a demo blend file with an imported svg file so we can ser

All the curves show up in the outliner

I have attached the blend and the svg file

Attachments

roads.blend (1.34 MB)way.zip (9.17 KB)

I see all the curves in the outliner. I have attached the blend and SVG files

Select one curve and look in the properties panel to see its dimensions, they are miniscule


Scale them all up and position them in the centre of the view


See attached blend file

Attachments

roads.blend (1.35 MB)

Thank you very much.

newbie follow-on question: I can select all the curves by type, etc. But the transform widget or pane is not scaling all the curves together. Do I have to group them to scale all of them, or is there a better way? (The transform manipulators rotate and translate work for me as a group, in local or global mode, but not scale).

They are all different objects so select them all (A or B to box select) and scale them with S or make them all one object by selecting them and use shortcut Ctrl+J

thank you again!