[mkgmap-dev] (Fixed by workround) Bizarre flooding in South Wales
From Steve Hosgood steve at stoneship.org.uk on Thu Oct 13 14:46:35 BST 2011
On 2011-10-13 14:07, Bartosz Fabianowski wrote: > Following the coastline to check whether it enters the current tile > again will work in Great Britain but may fail in continental Europe. > The Geofabrik Europe extract does not have a closed coastline after > all. That would have to go all around Asia and back. That's right! What, you mean it doesn't go round Asia?? :-( Notice that once you've done the miserable tour of Asia once, then it's OK to split the resulting "Europe" tile to get a tile for just "Poland" (say) because the coastline to the east of Europe's area (i.e. around Asia) would by now have simplified to just a couple of straight (invisible, out-of-bounds) lines. > So yes, following the coastline out of the tile somehow is a good > idea. But no, it is not as simple as following it until it enters the > tile again :(. > > - Bartosz Hmm - I don't know about that. Maybe with the data the way it is now, but I argue that we've got the data wrong if so. Steve
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