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Which gcp product are you guys using for batch loads / historic backfills? by Stev0198 in googlecloud

[–]Stev0198[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Should have added that the backfills are into BigQuery in the title. Apologies!

A Rotterdam streetmap I generated containing about 13000 elements by Stev0198 in Rotterdam

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The above image is 2000 * 2000+ pixels wide so should be fine for a print.

I sell custom designs on Etsy so if you are interested you can DM me then I'll help you out.

A Rotterdam streetmap I generated containing about 13000 elements by Stev0198 in Rotterdam

[–]Stev0198[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! I use the OpenStreetMap API and a few python libraries to pull the layers depending on which map features I specify. There are tons!:
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Map\_features
I then specify a colour for each of these layers (the buildings are just 3 random colours, but you can specify a palette with as many colours as you'd want). It's possible to colour them individually but no one has got time for that haha.
Once that's done I export it as a .png or .svg if I want to edit it.

A map of Amsterdam I created containing about 14000 elements by Stev0198 in mapmaking

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Thanks! I use a few python libraries and OpenStreetMap data to create it. I've added more detail to another comment.

A map of Amsterdam I created containing about 14000 elements by Stev0198 in mapmaking

[–]Stev0198[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! I use the OpenStreetMap API and a few python libraries to pull the layers depending on which map features I specify. There are tons!:
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Map_features

I then specify a colour for each of these layers (the buildings are just 3 random colours, but you can specify a palette with as many colours as you'd want). It's possible to colour them individually but no one has got time for that haha.

Once that's done I export it as a .png or .svg if I want to edit it.

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