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Probably an error in the DEM used to generate the contours and shading, Cyclemap shows the same issue. But maybe you've found one of Jules Verne's volcanic tubes to the...

@max-dn , Even if @joto's flex backend for osm2pgsql becomes a reality (https://github.com/openstreetmap/osm2pgsql/issues/1036), I think copying the "important information to the node" (the missing population tag in this particular case),...

> @max-dn: I noticed some strange behaviour with the 30x30m DEM (raw.tif) and the isolations calculation. In some areas way too many peaks are displayed in low zoom levels (otm_isolation...

> A server with such a large disk is about 100 € / month, and I can't afford that alone :-(. With another 8-9 users willing to pay each 10€/month...

> Doing smooth migration from raster tile queries to vector tiles queries is not possible (in my view), as for vector tiles for vector map you will need to do...

I understand, this is difficult enough. I fully agree a single contour interval can never give satisfactory results across the entire range of flat land up to high mountains. Since...

> Perhaps someone can help us with this issue. We need a script that deletes all contour lines that are too close to each other. @der-stefan : this is not...

@imagico Nice info about the different perspectives and the (historic) approaches of national mapping agencies.

@aparcar, Did you get any further with this, potentially finding a workaround? I am now running into exactly the same issue with a prepared statement and parameters failing with a...

> I never looked into this again and stopped using ODBC in general, sorry. Thanks @aparcar One weird thing I have now also noticed is that in a slightly different...