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Add crop to landuse #1926

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@rwrx rwrx commented Sep 30, 2019

Add crop to landuse

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nvkelso commented Sep 30, 2019

I'm fine including this at zoom 15+, but not at earlier zooms as it'll prevent landuse merging.

https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:crop

So in addition to adding it, you need to drop it at lower zooms.

And we should document the typical values (and even whitelist them).

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rwrx commented Oct 1, 2019

Ok, sure, but I am not sure how to add write it so it will be included only in zoom 15+. How can I do this?

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nvkelso commented Oct 2, 2019

I anticipate adding comments to this and other PRs on Wednesday.

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rwrx commented Oct 2, 2019

Ok, I understand. Thank you a lot for your patience with me :).

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nvkelso commented Oct 7, 2019

You can drop from low zooms by adding crop to the list of properties here:

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nvkelso commented Oct 7, 2019

Whitelisting and remapping values:

Use this for example of whitelisting AND remapping values:

For crop values that have at least 200 instances (per TagInfo), and aren't funky:

value count
rice 60 717
grape 51 229
grass 20 661
corn 16 743
cereal 12 177
tea 11 740
hop 11 034
sugarcane 10 735
market_gardening 7 476
field_cropland 6 769
wheat 6 460
soy 4 375
forage 3 931
barley 2 315
vegetable 2 266
rape 1 796
native_pasture 1 515
fast_growing_wood 1 228
coffee 1 089
lavender 730
beet 584
cotton 477
tobacco 299
sugar_beet 299
sunflower 268
hay 240
betel 192
rye wiki
cassava wiki
potato wiki
asparagus wiki
berries wiki
cranberries wiki
nut wiki
flowers wiki
protein wiki

Ones that are funky and need to be remapped (using the WHEN syntax in the above example):

value count remap_to
cana-de-açúcar 5 923 sugarcane
vegetables 1 048 vegetable
cana-de-açucar 549 sugarcane
maize 147 corn
potatoes wiki potato

Some of the other ones are really other landuse types (eg orchard with tree tags), we'll ignore them completely and treat them as untrapped tagging errors.

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Please see comments about adding crop as kind_detail on farmland, and remapping.

Also add test and documentation.

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nvkelso commented Oct 7, 2019

For test, use this one as a pattern:

class MilitaryRangeTest(FixtureTest):
def test_military_range(self):
import dsl
z, x, y = (16, 32645, 21849)
self.generate_fixtures(
# https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/28687274
dsl.way(28687274, dsl.tile_box(z, x, y), {
'description': u'Firing range',
'landuse': u'military',
'military': u'range',
'name': u'No 4 Range',
'source': u'openstreetmap.org',
'source:name': u'os_street_view',
}),
)
self.assert_has_feature(
z, x, y, 'landuse', {
'id': 28687274,
'kind': 'range',
})

Here's a legit rice paddy:

So it'd be more like:

# -*- encoding: utf-8 -*-
from . import FixtureTest

class FarmlandCropTest(FixtureTest):

    def test_crop(self):
        import dsl

        z, x, y = (16, 10631, 25149)

        self.generate_fixtures(
            # https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/145660534
            dsl.way(145660534, dsl.tile_box(z, x, y), {
                'landuse': u'farmland',
                'crop': u'rice',
                'source': u'openstreetmap.org',
            }),
        )

        self.assert_has_feature(
            z, x, y, 'landuse', {
                'id': 145660534,
                'kind': 'farmland',
                'crop': 'rice',
            })

    def test_crop_remap_sugarcane(self):
        import dsl

        z, x, y = (16, 10631, 25149)

        self.generate_fixtures(
            # https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/145660534
            dsl.way(145660534, dsl.tile_box(z, x, y), {
                'landuse': u'farmland',
                'crop': u'cana-de-açúcar',
                'source': u'openstreetmap.org',
            }),
        )

        self.assert_has_feature(
            z, x, y, 'landuse', {
                'id': 145660534,
                'kind': 'farmland',
                'crop': 'sugarcane',
            })

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rwrx commented Oct 9, 2019

Hopefully I have changed it as you requested.

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nvkelso commented Oct 9, 2019

The CI errors are related to:

File "/home/circleci/project/vectordatasource/meta/python.py", line 207, in ast_value
raise Exception("Don't understand AST value of %r" % val)
Exception: Don't understand AST value of u'cana-de-a\xe7ucar'

We likely need to escape that value.

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rwrx commented Oct 9, 2019

Hm actually, I am not sure how to do this in Python.

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The rest of the string inputs are unicode right? Maybe this would work?

'cana-de-açúcar'.decode('utf-8')

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rwrx commented Oct 17, 2019

Hi @rmarianski thank you, I have changed it, but still the same output in the Circle.

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nvkelso commented Oct 24, 2019

Hmm, the escaping didn't work. @rmarianski @iandees any suggestions here?

There's a decent number of usages for those 2 forms so it'd be nice to include their remapping here.

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nvkelso commented Oct 25, 2019

Says flake8:

./integration-test/1588-quay-wharf-other-sort-rank.py:49:1: E302 expected 2 blank lines, found 1

Also, this should be in a new test file, not this test file
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nvkelso commented Oct 25, 2019

Good news: tests run now!

Bad news:

  1. There are unrelated OSM data changes causing some other existing tests to fail. That's beyond the scope of this PR but should be addressed before next release.
  2. The new test was for crop instead of kind_detail, I've fixed that in fd9b39c.
  3. Really the new crop tests should be in its own test file.

Overall, we're almost there. I'll let Circle run tests again to confirm the updated test works.

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rwrx commented Oct 25, 2019

Ok, I can create a new test file, but could I ask you for explanation of the rules for creating names for test files? As of now, I don't know how to name that file.

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nvkelso commented Oct 25, 2019

The new test passed! (We can ignore the unrelated test failures here)

To make a new file, just name it: 1926-landuse-crop-kind-detail.py in the same directory.

The general convention is to name it after the issue or PR number, and some descriptive text.

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rwrx commented Oct 26, 2019

@nvkelso Done. But tests are failing, I suspect that this is what you explained in previous comment:

"There are unrelated OSM data changes causing some other existing tests to fail. That's beyond the scope of this PR but should be addressed before next release."

@nvkelso nvkelso added this to the v1.9.0 milestone Nov 11, 2019
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rwrx commented Feb 28, 2022

@nvkelso is there something I can fix here in order for this PR to be merged?

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nvkelso commented Mar 1, 2022

@rwrx Good to hear from you!

Most our changes in the v1.9 milestone have been focused on reducing tile size and extending support for disputed boundaries.

This PR would unfortunately increase tile size. I'd like to get it merged, but I think it needs to be paired with #2025, which would split all the "natural" landuse kinds over to it's own dedicate layer (which is also a breaking v2.0 change) so the size increases could be isolated and optional.

In the meantime, can you bring this branch up to date, please? That'll make it much easier to reason about – I can review w/r/t the low and mid zoom tile size reduction configs, and I can extend #2025 to also consider this PR.

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rwrx commented Mar 21, 2022

@nvkelso thank you a lot. I have updated this branch. Also I have questions about these PRs:
#1927
#1928
#1929
#1930
#1931
#1932

Thank you.

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nvkelso commented Mar 21, 2022

I left comments in the other PRs. Thanks for dusting them off! :)

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rwrx commented Mar 23, 2022

@nvkelso thank you. Should I close this PR in favor of #2025 when you will include changes from this PR into it?

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nvkelso commented Mar 23, 2022

No, please update this PR so it's mergeable after v1.9 is tagged and before v2.0 is tagged. Then #2025 will be limited in scope to a refactor instead of also bringing new features in.

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rwrx commented Mar 25, 2022

I have updated this PR. I hope that now it is ok.

@nvkelso nvkelso modified the milestones: v1.9.0, v2.0.0 Apr 29, 2022
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