2026-03-15 12:12 UTC
@kaat0@fediscience.org that would be awesome! but as i said there's some deeply weird stuff going on so there are definitely bugs to find :)
all the code is here https://github.com/bovine3dom/route_tchooseur
the "full" map you replied to uses a SPARQL query and DuckDB to make a parquet that i dumped in Kepler and then fiddled with the legend
the smaller map further up the thread is from the wrangler/ folder on that repo and parses the XML itself using Julia, which then gets shoved in Kepler for vis
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@bovine3dom@masto.ai 2026-03-15 12:12
@kaat0@fediscience.org i was intending to go back to the Julia method after lunch to see if it solved stuff like the dirittessima apparently missing from the SPARQL results --- you wouldn't happen to have access to EN 15273-2 would you? what i would really like is some mapping of train loading gauge -> compatible loading gauges of tracks and vice versa i can sort of hack together national gauge -> compatible international gauges but it would be more satisfying to have national gauge -> national gauge 2/2