I am also glad sir it helps. On Thursday, May 28, 2020 at 9:33:04 PM UTC+5:30, Abhiroop Sarkar wrote: > > Hi Souvik, this is an extremely wonderful script. I just tried this and it > seemed to work great in all the different scenarios. Thanks a lot for the > help! > > On Thursday, May 28, 2020 at 6:18:49 PM UTC+5:30, Souvik Sankar Mitra > wrote: >> >> To download mvt of "Mumbai Existing Land Use" I have written this code. >> As the mvt files are stored according to zoom level . I run it from zoom >> level 10 to zoom level 21. This stores all mvt files w.r.t zoom level in >> different directory. Hope it helps. >> >> On Wednesday, May 27, 2020 at 6:32:38 PM UTC+5:30, Abhiroop Sarkar wrote: >>> >>> Hi, can someone help in extracting some data from >>> http://www.loginmumbai.org/map.html ? There is a lot of data on here >>> regarding Mumbai which can be helpful for further analysis. >>> >>> I have spent some time on this and from what I saw, all the layers are >>> displayed in 2 ways - >>> 1. Directly parsing TopoJSON through OpenLayers. >>> 2. Loading Vector Tiles (.mvt) through OpenLayers. >>> The smaller point and polygon layers are loaded directly whereas the >>> heavier polygon and polyline layers are loaded through the vector tiles. >>> >>> What I am having trouble with is extracting the vector tiles. For >>> example, I want the layer under "LandUse and Development Plans" > >>> "Mumbai Existing Land Use". Fetching the zoomed out .mvt file and >>> loading it in QGIS works but zooming in shows that the edges of the >>> polygons are very jagged. Zooming in and then fetching the .mvt file >>> produces perfectly clean geometry but only for a small region (only the >>> specific tile). >>> >>> Can someone help in getting such layers in a clean way? One of the ways >>> would be to automate the process of panning the zoomed in webmap to >>> gradually load the detailed .mvt files and save them automatically upon >>> loading, but I lack the coding expertise to implement this. Any and all >>> suggestions are welcome. >>> >>> Thank you. >>> >>
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