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

It is recommended to use Oracle's latest JDK 1.8 with that project.

This command will create the necessary fat (contains all the dependencies) and shaded (contains all the dependencies, except spark and hadoop) jars.

gradle clean shaded fat

Download the country boundaries and the sharding tree files from the respective sub-folders available here. We will then call file:///path/to/boundaries/world_boundaries_osm_20170424.txt and file:///path/to/sharding/tree-6-14-100000.txt the boundaries and sharding files just downloaded. Finally download the latest .osm.pbf from geofabrik here. We will call the folder that contains it file:///path/to/pbf.

We will also trick 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:

cp /path/to/pbf/belize-latest.osm.pbf /path/to/pbf/7-32-57.pbf
cp /path/to/pbf/belize-latest.osm.pbf /path/to/pbf/8-64-117.pbf
cp /path/to/pbf/belize-latest.osm.pbf /path/to/pbf/8-65-117.pbf

The AtlasGenerator is a SparkJob that can be run directly from a simple java command. Assuming /path/to/jars contains a fat jar version built from this project here is a sample command that can run locally.

java -classpath "/path/to/jars/*" org.openstreetmap.atlas.generator.AtlasGenerator \
    -output=file:///path/to/BLZ/output \
    -master=local \
    -startedFolder=file:///path/to/BLZ/started \
    -countries=BLZ \
    -countryShapes=file:///path/to/boundaries/world_boundaries_osm_20170424.txt \
    -pbfs=file:///path/to/pbf \
    -sharding=dynamic@file:///path/to/sharding/tree-6-14-100000.txt \
    -sparkOptions=spark.executor.memory->10g,spark.driver.memory->10g

The above command should do the following:

• Create a _STARTED empty file in the started folder to indicate that it started
• Create 3 atlas shards in /path/to/BLZ/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.

Please see the contributing guidelines!