Hi,
There are some additional OSM based maps with custom styling, which are
provided by University of Heidelberg.
You can find them here
http://openmapsurfer.uni-hd.de
http://openmapsurfer.uni-hd.de/?zoom=13lat=49.48176lon=8.46385layers=B00
Best regards,
Max
On 10/3/2013 6:36 PM,
That's really a pitty. How can someone profit from your work (aka
Shoulders of Giants)? What worth is it pointing to us, how bad our
label placement is and how good it could be by not giving us the tools
to fix it?
I did not want to abuse anybody. At frist I tried to present the results
that
as there is no
backtracking.
Is the algorithm available as open source?
Unfortunately, the algorithm currently is not open-source, but the model
that we elaborated and used will be published as a journal paper within
the next few months.
All the best,
Maxim Rylov
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talk
to render a map for the globe on lower zoom levels
(z2-z12).
More information about improvements and updates you can find on our Blog
page http://giscienceblog.uni-hd.de/.
PS: Please, take into account that the tile cache for zoom levels
greater than z12 is empty.
All the best,
Maxim Rylov
not noticed:
Administrative boundaries from OSM at all administrative levels
are being visualized on a new dedicated global map layer at
http://OpenMapSurfer.uni-hd.de
Maxim Rylov just has released the new second version of the admin
layer with enhanced scale-dependent styling
Hi Colin,
This is excellent, thanks!
Can you say how often the admin boundaries layer will be updated? I have
been doing quite a bit of work on them (in Kent, UK) recently and the
changes are not showing up yet.
Now it is not updatable. The layer is going to be updated every week.
At the
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