CartoCSS project focused on the Humanitarian Data Model
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The HDM rendering is a Carto project, focusing on the Humanitarian Data Model.
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The color of landuse=farmland noticeably changes between z13 and 14. I presume this is unintentional.
http://umap.fluv.io/en/map/hdm-first-draft_728#13/19.6541/-72.0763
Would prefer to use a more consistent color if you're going to change it, if you change it at all.
don't render.
e.g. http://umap.fluv.io/en/map/hdm-first-draft_728#18/19.77783/-72.24414 (HOTS vs. 2u)
icon at z19 ?
See:
Certainly need to avoid the edges of the file for the big names (which are not "hyphenable").
Obviously not a top priority!
Spotting the Ft. Liberte / Phaeton airfield on the map an old thought resurfaced:
Does it make sense to render the actual runway of an airfield (that are often quite restricted in what planes can land there)?
For me at least rendering them with the same quite strong and "asphalt like" grey seems too strong.
Many maps use simple symbols/icons to show airports and airfields (and they have separate icons for these two).
I think that ideally we would also show icons of both in lower zoom levels (now even the Ft. Liberte runway renders already at z11
-- I think the runway should not be shown at least before z15. Icon until then would be clearer. (perhaps for proper airports showing runway already at z13 is ok:
P.s. I like the Ubuntu Shift+PrntScrn w/ Github's paste image from Clipboard feature(s)
As seen in this screenshot from Hugo Chavez Intl Airport of Okap, Ayiti - http://screencloud.net/v/CXU2 (http://umap.fluv.io/en/map/hdm-first-draft_728#17/19.73546/-72.18842)
As @pierzen mentioned, this would be nice to eventually implement.
Any thoughts of how to design this or structure this ?
Although you have an icon for it and it's coded - are not rendering at: http://bl.ocks.org/skorasaurus/raw/5744218/#13.00/19.6374/-71.8321
I didn't look at your SQL query yet for that layer, but I noticed the tags for the areas that are not rendering have natural=wetland, wetland=marsh.
Currently the colors/rendering of secondary and tertiary highways seem to me to be the wrong way around in terms of "significance", This image
implies to me that the secondary road (old -- and actually still officially -- primary) road to Trou-du-Nord would be less significant than the tertiary roads to Caracol and south of TdN.
Now, I haven't yet fully figured out how the surface/smoothness(/practicability?) tags impact the rendering so I might be missing something (and this might be also a data issue). .. But it's clear that those roads don't currently render in a way that would reflect ground reality.
Ok. Looking a bit at the data it seems that the surface tag is taken in consideration and the default value is to show ways w/out surface tag as strong (same as paved).
The secondary/tertiary roads should still be flipped the other way around, imo.
FOR UNCLASSIFIED:
I'd very much like to see some level of emphasis for unclassified vs. residential as it is the lowest level of the interconnecting road network (in urban areas). Now I know of only HikeBikeMap.de that would show the difference between residential/unclassified. And that's a pity because it doesn't encourage to tag properly -- nor to even understand that there is difference.
Examples (compare rue des Pins = unclssified and clear through road vs. rue Bailly = residential non-through road):
and then ... hmm. . the HOT Style actually shows the difference between unclassified and residential...
... but only if they are both surface=paved...
See rue Marie Therese next to HCH hospital in the right corner of the area (http://umap.fluv.io/en/map/hdm-first-draft_728#17/18.52375/-72.27561). That is an unpaved heavily used for through traffic unclassified road. .. HMm. I\m concluding that when it's unclassified it should show always more prominently than residential.
Thoughts?
as discussed with @wwolford hotosm/presets#8
perhaps a joystick for an icon.
See the white road above the red primary... :
Make them distinct from common buildings?
For rivers that do not have Riverbanks, it's a little difficult to read the names,
http://umap.fluv.io/en/map/hdm-first-draft_728#14/19.6435/-72.1819
Very important one.
We should take care of:
We must set all by hand, to avoid Mapnik querying for getting this value.
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag%3Ashop%3Dhardware
See also shop=diy
definitely should include this in the HDM preset.
To render only at zoom=20
text-allow-overlap: is false By default in carto. and
In more dense areas, for example, you can have some city names (which are relatively more important than others - like Port au prince) not display because there are other place=city nodes in close proximity to each other.
For example, port au prince isn't displayed here - http://umap.fluv.io/en/map/hdm-first-draft_728#8/19.176/-73.378
To resolve this, I'd recommend using Dymo - https://github.com/migurski/Dymo
doesn't render. IMO it should. And so should surface=sand (which might be part of another tag like leisure=pitch when it's not so obvious if the sand value should have any impact.
So maybe it's bad elsewhere. Need to investigate.
Like @cquest has done in osmfr-cartocss:
The border seems to have ripped off during the roads refactor...
might want to change the fill for highway=path since it's a little too similar to the default building rendering.
It only looks troublesome at high zoom levels (19, 20), like this - http://umap.fluv.io/en/map/hdm-first-draft_728#20/19.66747/-72.12475 ;
I think that while the basis is the HDM it would be an awfully bad name for the rendering style.
I would suggest this to be "HOT Style" (or Humanitarian style). .. But I would prefer HOT Style both because it is not exactly humanitarian only, because it would nicely place HOT's name visible -- and it's spanking hot anyways!
We have:
leisure=pitchleisure=parkleisure=gardenleisure=playground (green?)natural=woodnatural=scrubnatural=heathlanduse=forestlanduse=grasslanduse=farmlandlanduse=farmlanduse=meadowlanduse=orchardlanduse=allotmentstourism=picnic_sitetourism=camp_siteAt least, we should have a green for natural and one for human activities.
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