I have today downloaded new files for Scotland and England (and Wales) from Geofabrik, and I still get extensive sea flooding in NW England and SW Scotland. I have examined the coastlines in the area in as much detail as I can (using Potlatch 2 and Geofabrik Tools) and can't find any problems. Has anybody else experienced this? Or please could someone else try compiling these, to test whether the problem is with my splitter/mkgmap use or is in the data. My splitter command line is: "%OSM%\splitter\splitter.jar" --mapid=%fn%%fid%001 --max-nodes=2500000 --cache=%2 --description=%country-name% --max-threads=auto %1 My mkgmap command line is: %OSM%\mkgmap\mkgmap.jar" --code-page=1252 --latin1 --mapname="%map%" --family-id=%FID% --mapname="66%FID%001" --overview-mapname="%map%" --series-name="%map%" --family-name="Roger's Maps: %map%" --description="%map%" --no-poi-address --ignore-maxspeeds --remove-short-arcs --preserve-element-order --lower-case --route --net --tdbfile --gmapsupp --generate-sea=multipolygon,extend-sea-sectors,close-gaps=1000,floodblocker --style-file=..\resources\styles --style=roger -c template.args Many thanks Roger ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Roger Calvert ------------------------------------------------------------------------ On 09/12/2011 19:59, Roger Calvert wrote:
This sounds like today's weather reports, but it isn't.
For some time I have been downloading the England, Scotland and Wales files from Geofabrik, and compiling these with mkgmap.
Today, I have encountered a problem with sea flooding in SW Scotland/NW England. Compiling Scotland alone works fine. Compiling England has a small area of flooding around Carlisle. Compiling both together produces a very large area of flooding in both England and Scotland.
Screenshots from mapsource for these last two are at http://www.rogercalvert.me.uk/OSM/england.jpg and http://www.rogercalvert.me.uk/OSM/uk.jpg respectively.
My command line includes --generate-sea=multipolygon,extend-sea-sectors,close-gaps=1000,floodblocker
Has anyone else encountered this? I would appreciate any ideas as to where to look for the problem.
Many thanks,
Roger ------------------------------------------------------------------------
Roger Calvert ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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