Overture has launched a new browser-based tool to give users a no-code option to interact with our data. The Explore website is now the quickest way to get started with Overture, no SQL required: https://explore.overturemaps.org
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| Checking out "Lion Crushing a Serpent" in Philadelphia’s Rittenhouse Park |
Overture's 2024-07-22.0 data release and v1.0.0 of the schema are now available. The base, buildings, divisions, and places themes have reached General Availability (GA). The transportation theme remains in beta, and users can anticipate additional breaking changes to the transportation schema. Also in this release, we launched a new theme called addresses, available in alpha. We will be making significant changes to the addresses schema and updating and adding to the addresses data over the next several months.
The datasets are available as GeoParquet files stored on AWS and Azure. The release paths are:
wasbs://release@overturemapswestus2.blob.core.windows.net/2024-07-22.0
s3://overturemaps-us-west-2/release/2024-07-22.0
24 June 2024
Today Overture released a patch to fix data issues in the June release. This hotfix addressed the following regressions:
segment features that contained characters outside of the ASCII range, primarily names but possibly things like speed limit/weight restrictions if those properties contained values with characters outside that range.roof_height property was not fully populated; the hotfix adds 143k roof_height values to the release.The new release paths are:
Azure path: wasbs://release@overturemapswestus2.blob.core.windows.net/2024-06-13-beta.1
AWS path: s3://overturemaps-us-west-2/release/2024-06-13-beta.1
The May release of Overture Maps includes new high-resolution land cover data and new cartographic schema properties.
Here's what's new and updated in the Overture Maps 2024-05-16-beta.0 release. The "beta" designation indicates the data and schema are largely stable.
Overture Maps 2024-05-16-beta.0 is available in GeoParquet and stored on AWS and Azure. Users can select the data of interest and download it by following the process outlined here. We encourage developers wishing to adopt Overture Maps base layers to begin evaluating and providing feedback on the data, schema, and GERS IDs. Depending on the feedback from this release and subsequent releases, we anticipate moving to a production release in the next few months.
Last week Overture Maps announced the beta release of our schema and data. After months of hard work and steady improvements, we are nearing production-level stability. In a series of posts over the next few weeks -- starting with this one -- we’ll unpack the highlights and improvements you'll see in this release and beyond.
Welcome to the Overture Maps engineering blog! We're excited to tell the technical stories behind this big, exciting, ambitious, intensely collaborative project we’ve been working on for more than a year. The engineers building Overture Maps are eager to connect with our developer community. In the posts we publish in the coming months, you’ll hear from team members who work at Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, TomTom, Esri, Development Seed, Precisely, and more.
Here are the highlights for what's new and updated in the Overture Maps 2024-04-16-beta.0 release. The "beta" designation indicates the data and schema are largely stable.
Overture Maps 2024-04-16-beta.0 is available in GeoParquet and stored on AWS and Azure. Users can select the data of interest and download it by following the process outlined here.
We encourage developers wishing to adopt Overture Maps base layers to begin evaluating and providing feedback on the data, schema, and GERS IDs. Depending on the feedback from this release and subsequent releases, we anticipate moving to a production release in the next few months.
Here are the highlights of what's new and updated in Overture's 2024-03-12-alpha.0 release. This release includes a schema change from camelCase to snake_case for all property names and enumeration member names, an expansion of stable GERS IDs and incremental updates to the schema and datasets.
Overture 2024-02-15-alpha.0 is now available. This release includes several incremental improvements, addition of geopolitical boundary information in the Admins Theme and expansion of GERS IDs across several themes. More information about these additions is available in the relevant sections below.