Hi Andrzej,
I don't understand. What layers do you mean? How does it help?
Gerd
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Gesendet: Sonntag, 28. Januar 2018 00:48
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Hi Gerd,
I think resolution in bits is a clever idea. This way we can get a tile,
where border of all layers is exactly the same. Maybe this is not
requirement for a map, but it seems to be a neat solution.
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Best regards,
Andrzej
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Thanks for sharing your results. Have you tested data from
http://opendem.info/opendemeu_download_4326.html ?
El 27/01/18 a las 15:56, Peter Danninger escribió:
Some results from my .hgt-tests:
I wanted to find usable .hgt files for my
web-application zu add height data to .gpx
Hi Henning,
Steve and I agreed that it is okay to merge auto-block into dem-tdb branch
instead of trunk.
This already happened, so there is no plan to merge auto-block into trunk.
I think you are right, it should be easier to reuse complete DEM files. Maybe I
can implement
this as a faster
El 27/01/18 a las 14:57, Carlos Dávila escribió:
I have no objective method to compare hgt sources (is there any?)
Well, a method I have already used is to get the number of voids in a
hgt file using QGIS.
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Hi
I think before having such a container we would need to have a clear
idea what hgt sources are best. I have no objective method to compare
hgt sources (is there any?) but I have done some test comparing contour
lines generated from different sources. Copernicus (EU-DEM) data has
been
Hi Gerd,
first I would suggest to wait for Steve is merging the block size branch
and just afterwards merge DEM branch to trunk. I think it's causing
trouble merging DEM branch before, as user might end up with errors.
Later start another branch for DEM-optimization.
I don't know how other
Hi all,
just to make this clear:
The proposed container format is something for the future. I think we should
wait at least 6 month
to be sure that the encoder is working well, else we would end up with huge
files containing wrong data.
I think such a container format would require some kind of
Hi Thomas,
I see two major problems with this:
1) A file containing all DEM data for e.g. dem-dist=9936 would be huge, and
most users only need a small portion of it
2) I am not sure if it is allowed to publish this data when input comes from
e.g. 1'' hgt files which are not free.
My
Hi
The idea of a dem.zip sounds would have some major disadvantages
1) Data can only be 3arc or 1 arc not both
2) 1 arc data to me is more preferable but contains void data which have
to be replaced with 3arc data
Nick
On 27/01/2018 09:40, Thomas Morgenstern wrote:
Maybee we can create a
Maybee we can create a ready to use DEM-model, store it like the bounds.zip
and see.zip ? The user can download it and mkgmap reads the DEM from
downloaded #DEM.ZIP# ?
This method would be a graet advantage for users, who not so familiar with
the DEM .
Regards Thomas
Hi all,
see http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/websvn/revision.php?repname=splitter=590
Please make sure to remove the option from your scripts.
Gerd
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Hi all,
I am not aware of any erros in r4091, so I think it is time to merge it into
trunk.
I see only one problem: HGT data changes rarely, so I'd prefer to do the costly
DEM calculations
only once and be able to store the results.
I've already described how to do this here [1] but I'd prefer
Hi Andrzej,
I've thought about removing --resolution as well in the past, but for different
reasons:
I'd prefer to let splitter decide what resolution is reasonable.
I also wonder if there is a good reason to store coordinates in map units
instead of degrees in splitter,
maybe this was only
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