Rendering style for islands

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First iteration of vector tiles from OHM Planet data

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Rendering style for islands #57

Open danrademacher opened 5 years ago

danrademacher commented 5 years ago

The GL style lacks a treatment for Islands.

Since we had easier access to tile gen than the map style on short notice, we collapsed islands temporarily into ice-shelf just so they show on top of water (yes this is illogical base don content, but works for the immediate need) http://openhistoricalmap-1936150974.us-east-1.elb.amazonaws.com/#map=17/47.68483/-122.40920&layers=O

Let's group this with other styling needs.

┆Created By: Dan Rademacher

gregallensworth commented 5 years ago

Steps for really formalizing and finalizing:

[x] clean up layer_landcover() and landcover_class() to specify islands
- set these to appear as landcover layer with subclass = land
[x] re-enable Apache caching; this was turned off for development and to shorten feedback cycle for the weekend demo
[ ] update map style to display a new landcover-land layer
- presumably solid white fill, since that's the background everyplace that is not ocean?

gregallensworth commented 5 years ago

@jimmyrocks I have adjusted the vector tiles, so islands should now be added to the map style.

@jeffreyameyer This means that Hex Island has disappeared, until it is instated into the map style.

Source layer: landcover Filter: class = land

tsinn commented 4 years ago

Hex Island is currently rendered in GIN's Leaflet map, using the json style file prepared in Maputnik, which classifies this (and Seattle Pier) as place=island as seen in this Maputnik screenshot.