I am experimenting with setting up an OSM tile server. So far, I have downloaded a recent version of the data, loaded it into PostGIS using osm2pgsql, and set up renderd and mod_tile on my server instance. I have a test harness that shows some missing polygons along the River Thames: http://174.129.244.158/jlmap.html Is there a straightforward approach to debugging this? How do I determine if the polygons are missing, or if it is a missing tag or rendering error. Thanks in advance. asked 27 Nov '13, 22:55 john_willyn aseerel4c26 ♦ |
The general way to approach such a problem would be (note that with the web site design constantly changing, the process might differ slightly if you read this at a later time)
answered 28 Nov '13, 07:53 Frederik Ramm ♦ Thanks for the very detailed instructions. Unfortunately, I only see the node numbers listed in the node list, and not any relations, or at least anything I can identify as a relation. I scouted around in the tables and tried to figure out the structure, but none of the id's look they were listed in the node list. The way ID is 204068876 in case anyone wants to help guide me further. At least this seems to be one of the missing polygons. I do suspect my import was partially bad, and I noticed a couple of errors reported in 'pending ways', but thought the relations and polygons completed without errors. Thanks again.
(28 Nov '13, 17:04)
john_willyn
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Haven't looked into this in detail, but the fact that the default osm.org map (and, in fact, the various other renders available on osm.org) all show the correct riverbank there suggests to me that it's not a data issue.
You're missing dozens of polygons - residential areas around south london, Wimbledon Common etc. It looks like your import has failed somehow.