Hello,
Here are some updates for the GSoC Data Tile Service project.
The repository for the tile rendering script is available here:
https://github.com/mdaines/render-data-tile
The script will render JSON tiles using data imported to PostgreSQL/PostGIS
with osm2pgsql. It can render
One more thing: screenshots from the web-based debugging tool.
http://osm-data-tiles.tumblr.com/
On 2012-06-18, at 1:03 PM, Michael Daines wrote:
Hello,
Here are some updates for the GSoC Data Tile Service project.
The repository for the tile rendering script is available here:
Hi Michael,
Sounds good - I will have a look at your code. How do you propose deal
with expiring the tiles when the underlying data changes?
Also, please will you link to your source code repository from your osm
wiki page so we can find it easily.
Thanks!
Graham.
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Graham Jones
Hi
Am 10.06.2012 18:03, schrieb Michael Daines:
I have been documenting the data tile format from the Kothic project (including
the details of how map features are cropped, etc.) which is at present what the
data tile format I am working on will be based on. I am also working on
describing
Hello,
Here's a quick update on my GSoC project so far:
I have been documenting the data tile format from the Kothic project (including
the details of how map features are cropped, etc.) which is at present what the
data tile format I am working on will be based on. I am also working on
Hi,
Am 19.05.2012 01:01, schrieb Michael Daines:
Hi everyone,
My name is Michael Daines, and for this year's GSoC I proposed to create a
service to provide fast, up-to-date map data accessible by tile. Some example
uses are client-side rendering, editors, and client-side interactivity. My
Hi Michael,
The project sounds interesting. I'm curious to hear more of your thoughts
on dealing with cross-tile polygons.
I've put together my own personal thoughts on this topic at:
http://techbase.kde.org/Projects/Marble/VectorTilingProposal
This just covers the basics. The actual path
So during this stage we'll also develop a small prototype server that serves
tiled and .osm files that are tiled and filtered per zoom level. The
assumptions there look similar to yours.
We'll identify the most needed changes (to our client code or the temporary
.osm file format
* Problem: Since we are speaking about vector tiling it's
unavoidable that polygons are clipped, which makes me wonder on how
the client is informed and how he should deal with this?
I'm not sure if I have a complete answer for that yet. Do you have any
suggestions?
One possibility is to do
You already matched my interests.
Client side (interactive) rendering, with json data format.
For low zoom levels with reduced data (only coastline, borders, rivers,
motorways) - nearly the data you see in current map tiles.
For higher zoom levels you may divide the data into different data
Am 25.05.2012 02:23, schrieb Michael Daines:
* Problem: Since we are speaking about vector tiling it's
unavoidable that polygons are clipped, which makes me wonder on how
the client is informed and how he should deal with this?
I'm not sure if I have a complete answer for that yet. Do you have
Hi,
Actually in the Marble Team we have a GSoC 2012 project which has related
aims.
Tiled OpenStreetMap vector rendering for Marble
During this project it's planned to extend Marble so that it will support
tiled vector rendering. This will include a prototype server implementation as
well
This is excellent news for me! OpenStreetPad already retrieves data from the
API in tiles, an API that knows about these areas and caches them nicely
would be awesome!
Bob
On 19 May 2012, at 00:01, Michael Daines wrote:
Hi everyone,
My name is Michael Daines, and for this year's GSoC I
Hi Thorsten, hi Michael
2012/5/20 Torsten Rahn tac...@t-online.de wrote:
Actually in the Marble Team we have a GSoC 2012 project which has related
aims.
Tiled OpenStreetMap vector rendering for Marble
@Thorsten: The video you mention shows no website nor contact about
the Marble project.
Hi Stefan,
On Montag, 21. Mai 2012 00:32:32 Stefan Keller wrote:
2012/5/20 Torsten Rahn tac...@t-online.de wrote:
@Thorsten: The video you mention shows no website nor contact about
the Marble project. Could you share more details here? Is it KDE
Marble [0]?
Yes, it's the Marble Virtual
that sounds interesting! I am also working on some similar things,
using archive.org for hosting the data.
instead of a database, I will put the indexes for the tile in the same
s3 bucket and create global indexes as well as separate buckets.
currently I am working on the global indexes that can
Hello Michael,
From: Michael Daines mich...@mdaines.com
Subject: [OSM-dev] GSoC - Data Tile Service
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Hi everyone,
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Google_Summer_of_Code/2012
Hi everyone,
My name is Michael Daines, and for this year's GSoC I proposed to create a
service to provide fast, up-to-date map data accessible by tile. Some example
uses are client-side rendering, editors, and client-side interactivity. My plan
is for the project to be available as both a
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