Matt Amos

Yup, and I'm sure there's lots of cases where `nature` and landcover are very different. We'll have to take a look over what data is available and sort out a...

Looks like we're not picking up [this lake from OSM](http://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/63499), so it drops out when we transition from NE. The relation multi-polygon looks like it should come through as a...

Oh, wait... I see what's happening here. The lake is tagged `natural=water, water=lake`, and we don't have a special case for that, we're just assigning `kind: water`. There are probably...

 This is (very roughly) implemented as a series of passes: 1. Download and stitch together raster PNG landcover tiles. 2. Apply a filter which "dilates" or "buffers" the non-water...

I've since been able to wrangle this into working Docker images and do a partially successful global build. The changes to `tileops` are in [the `zerebubuth/1905-landcover` branch](https://github.com/tilezen/tileops/compare/zerebubuth/1905-landcover), corresponding to [the...

Extra TODOs that need to be addressed after v0 is working: 1. Implement @meetar's idea to make sure there are no gaps between polygons. Please correct me if I'm getting...

I'm a little rusty on this, but I think the place to start is with `mz_get_rel_networks`, which is the more generic of several methods we use to get relation information...

The `mz_networks` system is a generic framework to handle road, walking, cycling and bus networks and therefore probably captures none of them perfectly! If you find that what you need...

There's 7 instances of `taqueria=yes` in the database, and 7 instances of `cuisine=taqueria` as well. In addition, there's 32 instances of `cuisine=burrito`. Would it be better to use the existing...

I think having a secondary tag for `burrito=corporate` on Chipotle, Qdoba, etc... would be great. We can certainly bring that in for extra detail. Perhaps the icon could be a...