Open TomQv opened 5 years ago
Seems as if my test-pbf was too small (8mb) to see the effect. because of some overhead in routerdb. Using a 100mb pbf - now the difference is in deed 50%.
@TomQv how did you modify the lua file to avoid residential and track?
I tried to remove the speed value from the speed_profile array whiteout success.
Thanks
There is even more to be gained by removing all edges that cannot be accessed. Now they are kept in case they get trough the initial filter.
The edges can be removed right after loading but before sorting the vertices.
How?
You would need to write a bit of custom code to check if all the profiles generate only values == 0 and remove those edges. Then compressing the database should remove the edges.
But I'm guessing that this will probably be worth just a few %...
how did you modify the lua file to avoid residential and track?
Thats my only modification:
speed_profile = {
["motorway"] = 120,
["motorway_link"] = 120,
["trunk"] = 90,
["trunk_link"] = 90,
["primary"] = 90,
["primary_link"] = 90,
["secondary"] = 70,
["secondary_link"] = 70,
["tertiary"] = 70,
["tertiary_link"] = 70,
["unclassified"] = 50,
-- ["residential"] = 50,
["service"] = 30,
["services"] = 30,
["road"] = 30,
-- ["track"] = 30,
["living_street"] = 5,
["ferry"] = 5,
["movable"] = 5,
["shuttle_train"] = 10,
["default"] = 10
}
I did the same without success. Likely I did a mistake.
AC
Il mar 16 lug 2019, 22:01 Tom Flemming notifications@github.com ha scritto:
how did you modify the lua file to avoid residential and track?
Thats my only modification:
speed_profile = { ["motorway"] = 120, ["motorway_link"] = 120, ["trunk"] = 90, ["trunk_link"] = 90, ["primary"] = 90, ["primary_link"] = 90, ["secondary"] = 70, ["secondary_link"] = 70, ["tertiary"] = 70, ["tertiary_link"] = 70, ["unclassified"] = 50, -- ["residential"] = 50, ["service"] = 30, ["services"] = 30, ["road"] = 30, -- ["track"] = 30, ["living_street"] = 5, ["ferry"] = 5, ["movable"] = 5, ["shuttle_train"] = 10, ["default"] = 10 }
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I want to create a Routerdb of Europe with reasonable filesize. Kind of "overland-Routing"
So I created a car-lua, which is not including highway=residential and highway=track in speed_profile-list.
Unfortunate this didn't reduce the filesize much, maybe only by 5% where I was expecting 50%, because residential and track makes more then 70% of all highways in osm.
Where am I wrong?
Ok, I could start with some osm-commandline tools, deleting this ways from the pbf, but I thought, this could also be done with a lua?