The main annoying thing that’s emerged from the AI industry is literally everybody claiming their model beats all others. It’s like driving up the Maine coast in the summer where even the gas stations have a giant banner declaring “Voted Maine’s Best Lobster Roll!”
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@seav We are well aware and expect the schema to become more complex in the future. This initial PR aligns with the output of OpenAddresses conform schema definition.
@djh @jez New land cover data in May release from Thursday.
https://docs.overturemaps.org/blog
Includes higher res data now
@jez @djh Also stay tuned to https://github.com/OvertureMaps/schema/pull/118 for land cover in Overture.
Naming things is hard. So is structuring all the different names a single thing might have. Looking for any feedback on a revamped names schema for Overture Maps including different variants, translations, linear referenced segments, etc.
@pwramsey Very cool. Any details (or papers or other docs) about how it works to gain those performance improvements?
@simon @seav This is awesome! There are some tricks we can use to structure the parquet files that allow more efficient bounding box queries using remote predicate pushdown. It’s all pretty new for spatial parquet data. We’ll probably look at this for future releases along with easier country/region partitioning.
@amapanda We did not make an OSM planet file for the data released this week.