I've re-written the code that converts the osm data to individual land-use layers (industrial, retail, etc.). The .pbf files weren't working, causing broken or just plain weird geometry (I'm still not sure why). Now it directly reads the .osm XML files, converts to geopandas data-frames, queries, and saves as .geojson.
I have tiles I'm happy with for Victoria (was using this is my main test since it was the smallest), and there are older tiles for Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, and Toronto (these 4 are okay, but I would still like to update them to be more up-to-date
@Nate-Wessel if this is looking okay, merge in. I'll slowly add the remainder over the next few days.
I've re-written the code that converts the osm data to individual land-use layers (industrial, retail, etc.). The
.pbffiles weren't working, causing broken or just plain weird geometry (I'm still not sure why). Now it directly reads the.osmXML files, converts togeopandasdata-frames, queries, and saves as.geojson.I have tiles I'm happy with for Victoria (was using this is my main test since it was the smallest), and there are older tiles for Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, and Toronto (these 4 are okay, but I would still like to update them to be more up-to-date
@Nate-Wessel if this is looking okay, merge in. I'll slowly add the remainder over the next few days.