Hi,
I captured the statement sent to Postgresql from the logfile and it seems a bit
odd for me. In my nik2img.py request I used parameters:
-p epsg:32635 -r 389725,6673682,392528,6676266
However, this is what comes into database
(select * from osm_line order by z_order) as roads where way &&
setSRID('BOX3D(392527.9999999671 6673681.999999999,500000
6676265.999999509)'::box3d,32635)
Looks like bounding box easting values are wrong.
-Jukka-
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Lähetetty: su 26.10.2008 15:22
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Aihe: [Mapnik-users] Question about nik2img.py
Hi,
I am trying to get some OpenStreetMap data out from PostGIS database with
nik2img.py utility.
I was running the following two commands and hoped to get rather a similar
result. However, while the first is producing a good map with all the OSM
features in it, the latter is missing almost all OSM data. There are only a
few streets in the eastern side of the map while western part of resulting map
lacks all OSM data. However, coastline is there. Am I using nik2img in a
wrong way? By request were these:
c:\python2.5\python nik2img.py -m gosm.xml -o niktest.png -e
25.01,60.18,25.06,60.21 -s 1000,1000
c:\python2.5\python nik2img.py -m gosm.xml -o niktest2.png -p epsg:32635 -r
389725,6673682,392528,6676266 -s 1000,1000
My environment is:
- Windows Vista
- Python 2.5
- Mapnik for Windows32 v. 0.5.0
- osm.xml dated 14.3. 2008
Anybody having Mapnik running and OSM data in Postgis from this area in Google
projection should be able to repeat my test.
-Jukka Rahkonen-
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