AtlasGenerator is a Spark Job that generates Atlas shards from OSM pbf shards (built from an OSM database with osmosis).

This project has been implemented and tested with OpenJDK 11

The following command will compile, run checks, and build the library:

./gradlew clean build

The BLZ example can be run with this one-liner:

./gradlew clean run

• Downloads the country boundaries and the sharding tree files from the respective sub-folders available here.
• Downloads a belize snapshot osm.pbf file from Geofabrik
• It tricks the program into thinking that the 3 shards Belize intersects with in this sharding tree each have a corresponding .osm.pbf file, which will each just be the same copy of the file that was downloaded from geofabrik:

./build/example/data/pbfSource/belize.osm.pbf -> ./build/example/data/pbfs/7-32-57.pbf
./build/example/data/pbfSource/belize.osm.pbf -> ./build/example/data/pbfs/8-64-116.pbf
./build/example/data/pbfSource/belize.osm.pbf -> ./build/example/data/pbfs/8-65-116.pbf

• Runs the AtlasGenerator Spark job.

• Three atlas shards in ./build/example/output/atlas/BLZ/

$ ls -alF ./build/example/output/atlas/BLZ/
-rw-r--r--  7097365 BLZ_7-32-57.atlas
-rw-r--r--  658860 BLZ_8-64-116.atlas
-rw-r--r--  590425 BLZ_8-65-116.atlas

Those 3 files can be loaded together at once, in the JOSM Atlas plugin for example, or programmatically loaded with a MultiAtlas using the AtlasResourceLoader from the atlas project.

This is one shard visualized using the josm-atlas plugin:

Please see the contributing guidelines!