[Talk-ca] CanVec Boundries?

[Adam Dunn]

An interesting system you've devised there. I'm not aware of any listing of
boundaries such as you mentioned, but perhaps Daniel has a verbose log
produced by the software that he's using? One of the things I was going to
ask about for the next Canvec conversion was an RSS feed (or some similar
output) of converted tiles, which would help out programs such as yours. By
using the filename of each conversion, the lat/long boundaries are
predictable, but you currently need to peek inside the zip files to find out
how much quad-tree tiling was done.

Adam

On Fri, Aug 6, 2010 at 6:42 AM, G. Michael Carter <mikey at carterfamily.ca>wrote:

>  The problem with google docs and wiki, their only useful if people
> actually maintain what their working on.   So for my own personal use I was
> working on a system to tell where people are working based on the actual
> data their entering.   Problem is I only have the boundaries of the canvec
> data I've downloaded.  (30/31/40/41).  ... and even then the boundaries are
> not 100% accurate, as they tend to over lap.
>
>
> Here's an example of what I have so far...  (still matching canvec grids to
> nodes so data isn't all there yet)   I'm also making slippy maps of just the
> canvec data (again still in progress)
>
>
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