Kevin Kreiser

@wieringen i cant help but make this joke... a simple code change should fix you right up: ```c++ // pretty flat in the netherlands (its in the name!) if (node->admin()...

@dnesbitt61 i didnt quite understand what you meant by that. when you say "get this into" are you saying get this NL data into the existing elevation tileset on aws?...

you need to do a linear combination of the two data sources (using alpha blending) based on the distance of a pixel from the seam. its totally doable but i...

yes it was, and it originally lived in valhalla the problem though was that it just didnt handle at all the inconsistencies at the boundaries of data sources because when...

@wieringen yeah it would be something like that, we have the vrt made outside of valhalla (command line tools exist in gdal to make vrts from a list of sources...

@westnordost my first question to you is which goal are you targetting by updating the speed limit information: 1. trying to get more accurate routes/ETAs OR 2. trying to have...

@westnordost in my opinion and experience real-world speeds will statistically beat legal speed limits in almost every situation when you are talking about route accuracy or accuracy of ETA. i...

@westnordost im not sure what you mean when you talk about both a python script and some json. i guess you are saying the "rules" are in the json and...

@westnordost ok so yeah all we'd need to do is ingest the json and use the tags of a given edge (way) to look up the speed. unless its using...

@westnordost the way it works in valhalla is we parse osm and while we are doing that we normalize the data as much as possible into its final state. so...