Quickly merge various BC road data sources into a single layer for Cumulative Effects (CE) analysis.
All processing is done via a manually triggered Github Actions workflow (click on the Run Workflow
button for the ce-integratedroads
workflow to trigger a run).
- Source datasets are downloaded from file where possible
- Where source data are not avialable via file, download is via WFS, using queries defined in bcdata.json
- Data are cut by BC 1:20k tile and written to Parquet files on S3 compatible object storage
- Downloaded data are preprocessed in PostGIS as required:
- centerlines of polygon road sources are approximated
- FTEN roads are cleaned slightly, snapping endpoints within 7m to other same-source roads
- Still using PostGIS, the "integration" is processed per 1:250k tile:
- roads are loaded to the output table in order of decreasing priority
- portions of lower priority roads within 7m of a higher priority road are deleted
- where the endpoint of a remaining lower priority road is within 7m of a higher prioirity road, the endpoint of the lower priority road is snapped to the closest point on the higher priority road
- Output (for a given 250k tile) is written to Parquet file on object storage
- When all tiles are complete, the resulting collection of Parquet files is consolidated into a single zipped file geodatabase on NRS object storage
See metadata.
See Dockerfile
Clone the repository, navigate to the project folder:
git clone https://github.com/bcgov/CE_integratedroads.git
cd CE_integratedroads
If you do not have the requirements noted in the Dockerfile installed to your system (via apt / conda / brew etc), consider using Docker. To build and start the containers:
docker compose build
docker compose up -d
As long as you do not remove the container roadintegrator-db
, it will retain all the data you put in it. If you have shut down Docker or the container, start it up again with this command:
docker compose up -d
Call scripts in the /jobs
folder in order as needed. Or run the full job:
./ce_integratedroads.sh
or with docker:
docker compose run --rm runner ce_integratedroads.sh
Note that connecting to the dockerized database from your local OS is possible via the port specified in docker-compose.yml
/ .env
:
psql postgresql://postgres:postgres@localhost:$DB_PORT/postgres