add au_act_aerial mapserver imagery #733
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More context at osmlab/editor-layer-index#2340. I've also emailed the department asking about other imagery sources since they used to publish bi-annual going back a while. |
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Looks good. Merged. PS: We have some simple tests that can also run locally, see https://github.com/openstreetmap/chef/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md |
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Up and running: https://act-imagery.openstreetmap.org/ |
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We have permission to use ACT CC BY imagery in OSM and have a few layers in the ELI, however recently these have only been published as WMTS with EPSG:7855.
This works in JOSM, but unfortunately WMTS won't (unlike WMS) accept a request to serve images in Web Mercator and iD doesn't support reprojecting image tiles from EPSG:7855 to WebMercator.
However since you're running a MapServer service already, perhaps we can include the configuration needed to proxy these layers from EPSG:7855 tiles to Web Mercator tiles?
I've tested a version of this mapserver .map file locally and it seems to be working, but I haven't tested the cookbooks (sorry no experience with that).
cc @Firefishy