Ian Dees

Timeouts like this are likely from something that's rate limiting you, or the server is otherwise unable to keep up with your request rate.

Looks like that's a "layer group" or something. You'll need to use layer 1 or 2, not 0.

@Geremia this seems to work fine for me: ``` $ esri2geojson 'https://gis.mcassessor.maricopa.gov/arcgis/rest/services/Parcels/MapServer/0' output.geojson 2023-12-31 18:09:18,086 - cli.esridump - INFO - Built 1726 requests using resultOffset method 2023-12-31 18:09:58,364 - cli.esridump...

Thanks for the suggestion! This might be a little tricky to pull off because of the way I built the command line tool on top of the library, but I'll...

This is more of a problem that the server is getting overwhelmed than something wrong with the code. We could maybe add a retry and backoff timer so we don't...

This looks like a shell error, not a Python error. Also, that URL is a FeatureServer, not a layer inside a FeatureServer. Pyesridump only knows how to dump individual layers....

I'm thinking we could use the existing code to find swimming pools and figure out what sort of color range they have. Then we could look around in imagery tiles...

I just quickly tweaked the tags that [seed_area.py](https://github.com/iandees/detect-baseball-diamonds/blob/master/seed_area.py#L12-L13) to look for `leisure=swimming_pool`. It turns out (at least in Minnesota) the pools all have way different colors and shapes:  Maybe...

In Florida (where aerial imagery can be shot when it's sunny and not icy like in Minneapolis) the pools have the more uniform blue color that I was thinking about:...

Yea, I played with some other tag combinations back in January after the pools and I don't think we can rely on color thresholding for detection. We're going to have...