Since the USA is such a large proportion of the whole planet file
(probably over 50%) I believe most people import the whole planet file
instead of trying to extract the US data.
As far as I remember (bz2 compressed files):
World 13 GB
USA 3 GB
Europe 6 GB
But the suggested way, to download the
Hello again,
meanwhile I have established a rendering strategy other than mod_tile an a bit
easier than tirex - I think.
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Openptmap/Installation#Use_a_Rendering_Strategy
Until now, it works fine. Thanks again for your suggestions and Ideas!
Markus
Hello,
I've got curious about Tirex. Since Tirex seems to need mod_tile I'm looking
for an easy installation instruction for mod_tile.
The Wiki page says There are a number of HowTo's available to set up a tile
server based upon mod_tile.. That's a nice hint, but at this point I would
have
Thanks for this quick reply!
Get the source. Change paths in render_conf.h if you have to. Compile
with make. Install with make install. Create a apache module with the
config provided on the wikipage. Perhaps edit renderd.conf? Startup
apache and tirex. Have fun :) Join irc.oftc.net #osm-dev
It would break some layering - if you paint
roads and railways on different tiles then you can *either* display
roads over railways or railways over roads but not - but on the whole it
should not be too bad.
Has anyone done some experimentation in that direction?
Yes, I did exactly this
Sounds great, but it's not that easy, I think...
Depending of the map layers you compose, you would need different text layer
compositions. For example:
In my public transport map, there are priorities for the texts; the name of a
railway station has always a higher priority than the name of a
Yes, would be a very good solution!
The client would get the texts and their font information including their
position and display them on its own. This could be done in Javascript. Even
collision management would be possible (omitting texts which low priorities or
moving them a bit). Of
Sorry having to tell you: I failed.
Did not manage to get mod_tile installed. Package dependencies which could not
be resolved (different package versions) and a bunch of error messages while
doing debuild.
The commands in chapter
Thanks!
It seems, I still have problems in creating the debian packages:
parsechangelog/debian: Warnung: debian/changelog(l1): ungültiger
Schlüsselwert nach »;«: urgency=low
LINE: mapnik (0.7.1) stable; urgency=low
dh_installdocs
dh_installexamples -Xdata/new
dh_install
Hi Chris,
there is a germany.osm.bz2 in this directory:
http://download.geofabrik.de/osm/europe/
It's a snapshot, taken usually between 20:00 and 21:00 and made available one
or two days later.
Markus
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Datum: Tue, 4 Jan 2011 21:22:05 +0100
Von: Christian
Hi Peter,
the small syntax problems didn't bother me, I already corrected them. Must have
been a mistake while copy/paste - the minuses left to some operands were
replaced by dashes.
And yes, I tried make and make install too, but I think, I do not have the
right prerequisites on the machine.
Hello,
today this error message was relayed to me:
osm2pgsql: parse-xml2.c:100: StartElement: Assertion `xlon' failed.
I managed to identify the problem:
osm2pgsql persists on getting coordinates (lon/lat) even when it reads an .osc
file and the OSM object in question is to delete.
Hi Frederik,
That would not break osm2pgsql but make it less resilient against
nonsensical input. I have checked in a change (r26083) that hopefully
does it right.
Thanks!!
I'm trying to get smaller .osc files. Some of the data isn't absolutely
necessary if you just want to keep your
What I would like to know is if there's a significantly faster way to do
that.
That depends... ;-)
Which option do you need? Do you need relations? Do you need relations which
have relations as members which have ways which have nodes inside the box?
Example: There is a bus line which
Hi, you're of course not bothering me :-)
I'm relieved. :-)
You can choose very particularly which option you want to apply and which one
not if you extract your bbox with Osmosis.
I would suggest to apply at least cascadingRelations if you need to have
multipolygons included properly (forest
Would be very helpful!
I made a similar suggestion concerning http://planet.osm.org/daily/ half a year
ago. Who could create such a symlink?
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Datum: Wed, 8 Jun 2011 16:38:58 +0200
Von: Sebastian Kürten sebastian.kuer...@fu-berlin.de
An:
Hi,
yesterday I wrote an import interface for .o5m and .o5c files (
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/o5m ).
May I add the source file (parse-o5m.c) to the regular osm2pgsql sources?
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Hi Jon,
thanks for your suggestions and ideas!
Do you have any speed benchmarks you can add to the o5m wiki page?
Perhaps the timing from an osm2pgsql -O null file could be added to
the existing table listing the file sizes?
OK, I added speed information for the most important formats. This
to retrieve the information you need
from the node records, as the node records are referred to by the way records.
Marqqs
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Datum: Wed, 6 Jul 2011 19:31:33 -0400
Von: Anthony o...@inbox.org
An: Dave F. dave...@madasafish.com, Frederik Ramm frede...@remote.org
Hi Andy,
there is another program which I would expect to be significantly faster.
However, it has two disadvantages:
1. It's new, it still may have bugs.
2. It lacks in the ability to write PBF and uses .osm or the efficient but less
common .o5m format instead.
Nevertheless, it could be worth
Are there any options to getting the old location of a moved node
without writing my own Osmosis patch (if that's even possible)?
I think this cannot be solved easily. But I like your Idea of creating a change
file extract. One could implement it like this:
Exclude all create and modify
Hi,
I just downloaded asia.osm.pbf and started the detour via .o5m (osmconvert,
osm2pgsql with o5m-parser). So far no error occurred.
That really sounds like a problem inside the pbf. Did you try to read
another pbf-file or read asia.osm.pbf with osmosis?
Maybe it was just the pbf file from
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Datum: Fri, 5 Aug 2011 08:57:53 +0200
Von: Curt Nowak no...@bwl.uni-hildesheim.de
An: \'mar...@gmx.eu\' mar...@gmx.eu,
\'igor.podols...@vwi-stuttgart.de\' igor.podols...@vwi-stuttgart.de
CC: \'dev@openstreetmap.org\' dev@openstreetmap.org
Betreff: AW:
Hi Curt,
But as far as I understand, those
relations will have other relations as their members. If these other
relations do *not* have the above mentioned tags, they will *not* be in the
output file (but they should).
Unfortunately, because of my lack in experience I cannot speak for
Hi Curt,
1.Run: Read all relations and store their dependencies (maybe in a very
simple database, or even in RAM)
Then figure out which relations you *really* need.
2. Run: Filter these relations.
This is a good description of osmfilter's algorithm. ;-) The program stores the
interrelation
Hi!
After starting this command:
osm2pgsql/osm2pgsql -s -C 3000 -d gis -U gisuser -S default.style gis.osm
I get this output from osm2pgsql:
osm2pgsql SVN version 0.80.0 (32bit id space)
(...)
The target database has the intarray contrib module loaded.
While required for earlier versions of
Hi Frederik and Jon,
thanks a lot, this worked!
There was no uninstall procedure available but the database could be recreated
easily.
Markus
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Datum: Mon, 08 Aug 2011 19:30:03 +0200
Von: Frederik Ramm frede...@remote.org
An: dev@openstreetmap.org
Hi,
last night I experimented with the -e option.
Although this option had been set to 11-18 the dirty_tiles file contained
only three tile paths with zoom level 15, a lot of paths with level 16 to 18
and not a single tile path with zoom level 14 or below.
Does someone know the reason for
Maybe it's a bug in expire-tiles.c? I'm not sure.
When I change
-e 11-18
to
-e 11-15
many tile paths (number triples) from zoom level 15 and below appear in the
list.
It seems as if the length of the tiles expired list would be limited to about
4 MB. Very confusing... at least for me. :-)
OK, I fixed the bug. - If it really was a bug and not intended behaviour.
I'm still not sure...
My patch (I added just 2 lines):
diff -C 5 -p expire-tiles_old.c expire-tiles.c
*** expire-tiles_old.c 2011-05-21 15:13:49.0 +0200
--- expire-tiles.c 2011-08-09 19:41:07.0 +0200
Hi Stephan,
meanwhile I've asked Steve Hill (author which is mentioned in the source file
header) for help. His explanation in brief:
The expired-tiles list which is written by osm2pgsql does not contain any
redundant information. This is intended that way because he wanted to save
memory:
Another thing is that I will be importing Russia as well... but I think
that I could import Central America and then import Russia without any
problem because it shouldn't be any duplicate entry in both files.
You may have luck with that.
It's worth a try. But you might encounter problems
Hi Igor,
thanks!
Do your python functions recalculate all the missing tile paths?
Example:
The dirty_tiles file contains just one tile:
16/100/100
Would the output of your function produce the following result?
16/100/100
17/200/200
17/200/201
17/201/200
17/201/201
18/400/400
18/400/401
My new patch cares about issue 1 and 2:
$ diff -C 5 -p expire-tiles_old.c expire-tiles.c
*** expire-tiles_old.c 2011-05-21 15:13:49.0 +0200
--- expire-tiles.c 2011-08-10 16:23:05.0 +0200
*** static int _mark_tile(struct tile ** tre
*** 105,114
--- 105,146
Ok, so I could extract my areas from a planet.osm with osmosis but how
could I extract from planet osm Dominican Republic and Russia ? and then
how could I apply diffs ? Now I am downloading the extracts from the
countries and then I am getting differences with osmosis to finally
apply with
PS: Why is there that strict limit of parsing an osm file up to 12 times?
In theory, there is no need to limit the number of recursions, but the if there
was a closed loop in the data's references - e.g. relation A has relation B as
a member, and vice versa - the program would never terminate.
Hi Peter,
thanks for answering!
This question is very old, and there have been a few discussions concerning
this subject since then.
My question: Does osm2pgsql really need the coordinates of an object
which is to delete anyway?
No.
Yes, in order to expire the tile the node was
Hi,
I'm trying not to save empty tiles. Until now my approach is very simple but
silly too:
The tile is rendered by Mapnik, then stored in a file.
After this, I look at the file's length and delete this file if the length does
not exceed 116 bytes.
This is a lot of IO effort. Therefore I
Hi Igor,
thank you, this link is very helpful!
um, what is your definition of empty exactly? Is it all pixels are
transparent? Or is it all pixels are of the same color? Or is it all
pixels are of color X? I don't think there's an Image.is_empty()
because empty means different things to
To Igor:
If your current method works for you and it's just about reducing disk
IO, you just could use StringIO [1] or the like and save the PNG image
to a buffer first, then check its length and conditionally save it to
disk:
Sounds very good, I will try this, thanks!
Meanwhile I realized
Hello again...
unfortunately, this line did not work:
im.save(buf, 'png256')
I tried im.tostring() too, did not work either. This is the error message:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File ./mapnik_tile.py, line 143, in module
im.save(buf, 'png256')
Boost.Python.ArgumentError:
Hi Igor,
thanks a lot! I just got two further ideas:
1. Mapnik internals
I would guess that Mapnik stored every tile in an array of 256 x 256 Bytes. If
you could check such an array's bytes if they all had the same value, this
would indicate either strictly monochromacity or complete
Hello Igor and Oliver,
presently I use this method:
The image is written to /dev/shm/tile (RAM), then the file length is
retrieved by os.stat(). If this length exceeds 116 bytes, the file is copied to
its destination location in the tile tree, otherwise the destination location
is deleted
Hello,
what should I do to render larger tiles with plain Mapnik?
I don't have installed Tirex/Mod-tile because the do not fit to the rendering
strategy I'm planning to use. But a larger tile size would be fine... :-)
Markus
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Hi Peter,
thank you!
The problem is, that I don't need just one tile as output, I need a whole bunch
of tiles in a tile tree which will be used by OpenLayers.
I neglected to mention this, sorry.
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Datum: Wed, 17 Aug 2011 13:33:15 +0200
Von: Peter Körner
Hi,
last time I installed Mapnik everything went fine. This time there is a problem
I have not been able to solve. If anybody knows what to do, please help...
When I try to render tiles, the script throws an exception in one of the first
lines:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
Oops - my fault, sorry.
sudo ldconfig
solved the problem. :-)
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Datum: Mon, 22 Aug 2011 14:09:53 +0200
Von: mar...@gmx.eu
An: dev@openstreetmap.org
Betreff: [OSM-dev] Mapnik, shared object issue
Hi,
last time I installed Mapnik everything went fine.
Hello,
I'm using osm2pgsql with the excellent -e option which allows me to generate
dirty-tiles lists. It's my observation that the output can be somewhat
extensive if you just change ONE node. For example:
I change the name of a single node. This causes osm2pgsql to put not only the
node's
Hi Andy,
thanks for reply!
You're right, the whole way needs to be rerendered if one node is moved and the
way is displayed as a dashed line.
Nevertheless, it would be a nice feature if only the node's tile and maybe the
neighboring tiles would be rerendered if someone changed just one of the
Hi,
I'm using Mapnik to render a thematic map. Latin and Cyrillic characters are
displayed properly but Japanese are not:
http://openptmap.org/?zoom=14lat=35.68025lon=139.76767layers=BTFT
Does anybody know how to fix this problem?
Regards
Markus
Hi AJ,
thanks for your help!
I added Unifonts as fallback and now everything is fine. :-)
FontSet name=book-fonts
Font face_name=DejaVu Sans Book /
Font face_name=unifont Medium /
/FontSet
Markus
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Datum: Wed, 7 Sep 2011 10:47:12 -0400
Von: AJ Ashton
Hello,
An alternative toolchain for keeping up-to-date thematic extracts (here:
public transport information) is described here:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Openptmap/Installation
the Wiki page is very long and might be confusing because two different
approaches are described. Just
Hi,
I just wanted to point you to a small discussion about storing a timestamp in
the header of PBF files. This is already supported by .osm, .osc, .o5m and .o5c
files.
If you have any ideas which are more appropriate than my interim solution,
please join the discussion.
Markus
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Datum: Fri, 21 Oct 2011 23:48:12 +0200
Von: mar...@gmx.eu
An: dev@openstreetmap.org
Betreff: [OSM-dev] File Timestamp in PBF Files
Hi,
I just wanted to point you to a small discussion about storing a timestamp
in the header of PBF files. This is
Hi!
I'm wondering how osm2pgsql determines the direction of a route.
Has the order of way-refs in the route relation influence on that?
Are role tags forward and backward evaluated?
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Thanks, this helps a lot!
The direction of each resulting LineString should be the direction of
the majority of constituting ways.
That explains a some issues in openptmap at zoom level 17.
Are role tags forward and backward evaluated?
Not at all.
Could it be done in osm2pgsql somehow?
Hi Igor,
are you sure? I thought one of the major goals of the _new_ PT schema
was precisely to eliminate this forward/backward mess with the relation
per route variant concept. Just looked it up [1]:
No, I'm indeed very unsure in aspects of the new schema.
If the ways don't have roles, the
Hi Scott,
The decoding loop of osmconvert scares me a bit.
Don't worry, it scares me too! :-)
The PBF DEcoding procedure is a section in the source code I'm really not proud
of. It's the result of a couple of experiments. Meanwhile this procedure works
quite reliable, but if I had to write it
Hi!
Is there a way how osm2pgsql would consider complex buildings?
Example:
There is a hospital (building) which is defined by a multipolygon. That
multipolygon has some ways as members, one of them with the role outer the
others with the role inner.
The hospital's tags are applied to the
Hi Jon,
thanks for reply!
That combination should work. Can you provide the ID of the relation?
This is the relation after some tags have been removed by a filtering process:
$ grep -A 20 1171285 gis_ey.osm
relation id=1171285 version=4
member type=way ref=4921003
Hello Ian,
I must apologize, that was my fault.
Of course, you are right I must not remove the type tag.
Just added the type line to the filter, and osm2pgsql runs smoothly. :-)
Thanks to you and to Jon!
osmfilter parameter file
--keep=all
amenity=hospital
emergency=yes
--keep-tags=all
Hi all,
this week, a user of osmupdate and osmfilter asked me for help. The filter
program's output contained a certain way but not all of its nodes. This must
not happen, of course, and I thought this would be a program error at first.
Meanwhile I found out that this node simply did not
Hi Erik,
thanks for your help. The missing node seems to be available via minutely and
hourly diff files but NOT via the daily file.
Meanwhile I found an explanation in the Wiki:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Planet.osm/diffs
The data in the file is the change in data between midnight on
Hi Frederik,
thanks for the explanation!
The _replication_ diffs are the right choice if you want to update a full
history file.
Most people who update their OSM files on a regular basis do not need
replication diffs, they are satisfied with the newest version of each object
which has been
Hello,
meanwhile osmupdate has been changed to download replication diffs only.
But there is still an issue I cannot explain...
I thought that the normal daily diffs would lack of some data which were
provided around midnight, but there seem data to vanish from the middle of the
day too:
#
Hello Frederik,
ok, it really must have been late. :-)
Thank you for the explanation, sounds perfect.
I wouldn't call it a bug at all because it may be necessary to keep such delete
requests:
Let's say you found an out-of-date .osm file and want to update it. You guess,
the file is from last
Hi Andy,
thanks for your work, it's good to have a transport layer in official OSM map
now. :-)
I'm still not sure what you want to display on the map. Is it the Hardware
(e.g. rails, streets) or is it the Software (transport lines, etc.)?
An example:
For buses you show the bus LINES, for
Hi Jochen,
Osmium now checks whether the buffer is 95% full and
then writes it out (the 95% should leave more than enough space for the
string table).
This is great news, thanks!
If you limit the number of objects only to maximum block size (32 MiB), you
will get smaller PBF files. I noticed
Hi Peter Jochen,
I encountered shrinkage of around 1-2% of the overall block size while
comparing the intermediate string ids with the sorted ones.
sounds plausible. Sorting the strings might not be worth the effort if
circumstances allow you to increase block size. I just ran a comparison
Hi,
Suppose I were to write a simple Perl script that streams the full
history file (which is sorted by type then id then version), and wrap
every version 1 entry in create.../create and every other entry
in modify.../modify unless it has visible=false in which case I'd
choose
Hi Morten,
first, I would take osm2pgsql for this purpose (openptmap.org does).
Nevertheless, there are two cheep alternatives which may be sufficient for your
application:
1. Osmosis option --a2p
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Osmosis/Detailed_Usage_0.39#--areapoints_.28--a2p.29
Works for
Hi,
I then tried with osmfilter but I don't think I found the right way to
do it since the output file is only marginally smaller than the
original.
how did your command line look like? This should work:
osmfilter input_data.osm --keep=landuse= -o=output_data.osm
If you do NOT want to
Hi Ciprian,
sorry, I got you wrong.
Now it's clear which ways you want to exclude, but I'm still not sure which
nodes you want have and which nodes you don't.
You want to exclude landuse-ways with all their nodes?
BUT you do NOT want to exclude that nodes of landuse-ways which have at least
Hi Ciprian,
to use Osmium is certainly a good idea if you planning similar complex
filtering tasks for the future!
If you want to try it with osmfilter, there are two ways:
1. Manipulate XML
Filter positive:
osmfilter input_data.osm --keep=landuse= -o=filter_data.osm
Then manipulate the
Hello,
once in a while, Mapnik creates black tiles. For example:
http://openfiremap.org/?zoom=14lat=48.11357lon=11.52722layers=B
Does anybody know the reason for this behaviour?
Markus
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Datum: Wed, 21 Mar 2012 15:31:18 +0300
Von: Valery N.
It worked!
I did as you suggested and changed 'png256' to 'png'.
THANK YOU !!
Markus
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Datum: Wed, 21 Mar 2012 16:03:44 +0300
Von: Darafei Praliaskouski m...@komzpa.net
An: dev@openstreetmap.org
Betreff: Re: [OSM-dev] Mapnik: black transparent tiles
В
Datum: Wed, 18 Apr 2012 11:29:19 -0500
Von: Toby Murray toby.mur...@gmail.com
location a bit prematurely. At the time the database came out of
read-only mode, the license bot was going to start any day now so
the diffs were moved. But now we have 3 weeks worth of redaction
diffs with no
Hi,
I just saw this new section in OSM Wiki:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/w/index.php?title=Planet.osm%2Fdiffsaction=historysubmitdiff=801359oldid=792156#Regionaly_limited_diffs
I think it would be advantageous to have regional diffs for more than a few
countries. Probably, daily or hourly
Hello,
thanks for the idea of augmented diffs!
It's advantageous to have related data in the same file.
However I am not sure if it is wise to reinvent the wheel. Two questions /
suggestions:
1. Tagging
Why did you not use solely the existing XML tags create, modify and
delete?
That data an
Hi Roland,
sorry, I did not want to just criticize the idea of augmented diffs, I merely
wanted to understand the reasons why the tags have been defined in the way they
are.
1. Tagging
Altogether, please note: the augmented diffs aren't an extension of the
normal
diffs and even less
Hello Roland,
thanks for your explanations, however, you might be wrong with the assumption a
file based update would take much longer than a database based update. I wanted
to get sure, therefore I just did some tests with an average 64-bit Linux
computer.
Downloading planet-120822.osm.pbf:
Hello!
Presently, only XML planet files contain a file timestamp. Example:
osm version=0.6 generator=OpenStreetMap planet.c
timestamp=2012-08-22T11:34:27Z
I really would like to use the PBF planet files, but I need a file timestamp
for my toolchain.
How can this be accomplished? How can I
Hi Martijn,
What does that timestamp mean? The time the file was created? The time
of the newest feature in the file?
The latter.
The latter can be extracted from a PBD using osmconvert
--out-statistics (which is what I do) but there may be easier ways...
Yes, this is what I do also. But
Thank you for you work!
When will this new version be available via your repository? I just tried and
got the old one (0.80.0).
Do I need to delete and remove the old database first, or will it be modified
and reused by the 64-bit osm2pgsql?
Grüße
Markus
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Hello Kai,
thanks for this quick reply.
What version of Ubuntu do you use? I have updated the packages for
12.04LTS (precise), but I haven't updated them for the other versions
of Ubuntu yet.
Oh, I see. Is there any chance you might update it for the previous (and still
supported) LTS
Hello Kai,
I have updated the package for 10.04 as well now. It will take another
couple of hours though to propagate through the system.
Thank you! Did you update just your repository (ppa:kakrueger/openstreetmap) or
is the new version now available via Ubuntu standard packet sources? I'm a
Hi David,
did you find out exactly where in your toolchain these nodes get lost?
Maybe it's the filter process with Osmosis? I wouldn't assume a bug, I think
it's more likely a misunderstanding in how the program options should be used.
I'm not sure about the official API definition but it
Hello Jochen,
very good question.
From my point of view the file timestamp should be the in-file representation
of the externally maintained state.txt timestamp, as in
http://planet.openstreetmap.org/replication/hour/000/001/668.state.txt
for example.
This would it make very easy to update
Hello,
did you know that PBF file timestamp has anniversary these days? :-)
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:PBF_Formatdiff=708490oldid=705430
After some thought...
would it hurt if there were _two_ file timestamps in a PBF file? One
string-formatted according to the
Hello,
How many nodes in the planet lack a latitude or longitude? Using a MAXINT
encoding will cost about 8 bytes for each missing latitude or longitude.
It's possible to reduce this to 2-3 bytes, but the format gets
uglier/hackier. IMHO, probably not worth that cost.
As far as I
Frederik, Jochen,
sorry, you both are right, I really was too fast.
But now?
Please, let's risk one small step and standardize the file timestamp
(replication time), whatever the protobuf ID will be. If not 18, then 19 or
something else. Protobuf format is flexible enough to be extended again
Hello Scott,
Thanks for your reply! I think what we need is a replacement for the timestamp
which has been provided by .osm.bz2 files for years now. For example:
$ wget -q planet.openstreetmap.org/planet/planet-latest.osm.bz2 -O - | bunzip2
| head -4
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
osm
Hi Scott,
in brief to the 1-degrees granularity:
1. Do whole processing in 64 bit:
This would mean to need much more RAM space when processing ways' coordinates.
We should not do this unless this granularity is really required.
2. Your formula:
latitude_int = ((lat_offset +
message HeaderMeta {
required string HeaderKey = 1;
optional HeaderMetaVarint = 10;
optional HeaderMetaString = 12;
// see type definitions there:
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/PBF#Format_example
// Only _one_ of the three optional objects should be used; did not know
how to
Hello!
Does anybody know why this way is not written into table planet_osm_polygon but
into table planet_osm_line instead?
http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/way/152704753
I have already changed this line in the style file from
node,way railway text linear
to
node,way
Hi,
Frederik is right:
It seems that you somehow managed to drop a node that is referenced by
something.
I would suspect the --drop option of osmfilter to be responsible for this:
--drop=natural=wood waterway=drain or waterway=ditch or waterway=stream or
leisure=park
Maybe replacing --drop
It really would be nice to have a file timestamp not only in XML planet files
but also in PBF planet files.
There is a definition in PBF format for this information:
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/PBF#What_are_the_replication_fields_for.3F
The field is called osmosis_replication_timestamp.
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