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#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use Pod::Usage; ## uses pod documentation in usage code
use Getopt::Long qw(:config auto_version auto_help pass_through); # for option parsing
use Math::Trig qw(asin_real acos_real pi);
# https://search.cpan.org/~jasonk/Geo-ShapeFile-2.52/lib/Geo/ShapeFile.pm
use Geo::ShapeFile;
use SVG;
use POSIX qw(fmod);
## more verbose traceback on errors
use Carp 'verbose';
$SIG{ __DIE__ } = \&Carp::confess;
our $VERSION = "2.09";
## Write out version name to standard error
printf(STDERR "Perlshaper version %s\n", ${VERSION});
=head1 NAME
perlshaper.pl - convert shapefile data to SVG format, for use in
wikimedia maps.
=head1 SYNOPSIS
./perlshaper.pl <shapefile(s)> -type <mapType> [options] > output.svg
=head2 Basic Options
=over 2
=item B<-help>
Only display this help message
=item B<-type> I<string>
Type of map (location|locator|area|world|orthographic)
=item B<-res> I<float>
Resolution of map in SVG file (in pixels)
=item B<-centre> I<long>,I<lat>
Identify centre of map (by longitude/latitude)
=item B<-centre> I<ISO 3A-code>
Identify centre of map (by target country). The target can be specified as 'I<sovCode>/I<countryCode>' for a stricter match.
=item B<-data> I<file>
Colour countries based on numerical data in file
=back
=head1 ARGUMENTS
Most of the map-based variables used in the code can be customised to
fit particular needs using command-line arguments.
=head2 Advanced Options
=over 2
=item B<-psize> I<float>
Radius of small points
=item B<-colour> I<string>
Change colour theme to a different map type
=item B<-proj> I<string>
Change target projection
=item B<-landcol> I<string>
Land colour
=item B<-seacol> I<string>
Sea colour
=item B<-bordcol> I<string>
Border colour
=item B<-sub> I<ISO 3A-code>
Identify subject region
=item B<-pol> I<ISO 3A-code>
Identify related political region
=item B<-only> I<ISO 3A-code>
Only display specified shape(s)
=item B<-zoom> I<ISO 3A-code>
Zoom to projected extents of shape(s)
=item B<-zoom> I<minX,Y,maxX,Y>
Zoom to projected extents, typically with I<X> = longitude, I<Y> = latitude
=item B<-nokey>
Don't display heatmap key (if heatmap is used)
=item B<-annotate> I<Text>;I<long>,I<lat>
Add text annotation to a point on the image
=item B<-nohighlights>
Don't display circular highlights for small areas
=item B<-[no]lines>
[don't] print lines of latitude and longitude
=item B<-v>
Verbose output (also '-v -v')
=back
=head1 DESCRIPTION
This code is designed with wikimedia in mind, so the default options
should produce SVG images that follow the general map conventions (see
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Maps/Conventions). In
particular, the expected input format is that of Natural Earth files
(https://www.naturalearthdata.com).
Just as a head's up, latitude lines are horizontal in the typical
projection of the world, while longitude lines are
vertical. Latitude is usually represented by a number (in degrees)
in the range -90..90, while longitude is usually represented by a
number (in degrees) in the range -180..180.
/---------\ --- latitude (Y)
| | | | | | |
|-|-|-|-|-|-|
| | | | | | |
\---------/
|
\-- longitude (X)
=head1 METHODS
=cut
=head2 transform(optionRef, point)
Transform a point from {[-180,180],[-90,90]} to
{[-0.5,0.5],[-0.5,0.5]} relative to the desired projection. This
replaces the proj4 transform function with something that will
always return a valid point. Orthographic transformations that
appear on the opposite side of the globe will be converted to a
point with the same angle, but sitting at the circle
edge. Adjustments need to be made post-transform (e.g. multiply by
SVG width, add to fit in 0..max range) to convert to SVG
coordinates.
=cut
sub transform {
my ($options, $inPoint) = @_;
my $pi180 = pi / 180;
my $oldLong = $inPoint->[0];
my $oldLat = $inPoint->[1];
my $projection = $options->{"projection"};
my $lambda = fmod(($oldLong - $options->{"centreLn"} + 540), 360) - 180;
my $include = 1;
my $phi = $oldLat;
my $phi1 = $options->{"centreLt"};
my ($x, $y);
if ($projection eq "equirectangular") {
# see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equirectangular_projection
$x = ($lambda * cos($phi1 * $pi180)) / 360;
$y = ($phi / 180);
} elsif ($projection eq "orthographic") {
# see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orthographic_projection_(cartography)
$phi = $phi * $pi180;
$phi1 = $phi1 * $pi180;
$lambda = $lambda * $pi180;
$x = cos($phi) * sin($lambda);
$y = sin($phi) * cos($phi1) - sin($phi1) * cos($phi) * cos($lambda);
my $theta = atan2($y,$x);
my $cosc = sin($phi1) * sin($phi) +
cos($phi1) * cos($phi) * cos($lambda);
if (($cosc) < 0) {
$include = 0;
$x = cos($theta); # put on edge of map (i.e. r = 1)
$y = sin($theta);
}
if ($options->{"rotation"}) {
# there may be a quicker way to do this above...
my $r = sqrt($x*$x + $y*$y);
$theta += $options->{"rotation"} * $pi180;
$x = $r * cos($theta);
$y = $r * sin($theta);
}
# adjust by a factor of 0.5 to fit in -0.5..0.5 that other projections use
$x *= 0.5;
$y *= 0.5;
} elsif ($projection eq "wintri") {
$phi = $phi * $pi180;
my $cphi1 = (2 / pi);
$lambda = $lambda * $pi180;
# see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winkel_Tripel
my $alpha = acos_real(cos($phi) * cos($lambda / 2));
my $sincalpha = ($alpha == 0) ? 1 : (sin($alpha) / $alpha);
$x = (($lambda * $cphi1) +
(2 * cos($phi) * sin($lambda / 2) / $sincalpha)) / (4 + 2 * pi);
$y = ($phi + sin($phi) / $sincalpha) / (2 * pi);
} else {
die("Error: projection must be one of the following: ".
"equirectangular, wintri, orthographic");
}
return([$x, $y, $include]);
}
=head2 project(optionRef, pointRef)
Convert a set of points from standard equirectangular projection
("+proj=latlong +datum=WGS84" in proj4-speak) to another
projection. Natural Earth Data uses this equirectangular format, where
coordinates are specified based on their latitude and longitude
locations in degrees.
This method attempts to fit the map into a rectangle (or square)
that fits in a 1100x550 box.
=cut
sub project {
my ($options, $pointRef) = @_;
my @input = @{$pointRef};
my $newProj = $options->{"projection"};
my $projWidth = $options->{"svgWidth"};
my $projHeight = $options->{"svgHeight"};
my $padding = $options->{"padding"};
my $xAdj = $options->{"xAdj"};
my $yAdj = $options->{"yAdj"};
my ($minX, $minY) = (1.5 - $xAdj, 1.5 - $yAdj);
my ($maxX, $maxY) = ($minX + $projWidth + $padding * 2,
$minY + $projHeight + $padding * 2);
if(defined($options->{"minX"})){
($minX, $maxX) = ($options->{"minX"}, $options->{"maxX"});
($minY, $maxY) = ($options->{"minY"}, $options->{"maxY"});
}
my $xScale = $options->{"xScale"};
my $yScale = $options->{"yScale"};
my @output = ();
my ($oldX, $oldY);
my $oldLat;
my $maxDist2 = ($projWidth / 4) ** 2; # maximum distance between points
foreach my $inPoint (@input) {
my $newLong = 0;
my $newLat = 0;
if ((ref($inPoint) eq "Geo::ShapeFile::Point") ||
(ref($inPoint) eq "HASH")) {
$newLong = $inPoint->X;
$newLat = $inPoint->Y;
} elsif (ref($inPoint) eq "ARRAY") {
$newLong = $inPoint->[0];
$newLat = $inPoint->[1];
} else {
my $ptRefType = ref($inPoint);
die("Error: expecting a reference to an array or a hash [actual reference type: $ptRefType]");
}
# convert point to fit into -0.5..0.5,-0.5..0.5
# Note that this happens before scaling and centering
my $pt = transform($options, [$newLong, $newLat]);
my $px = ($pt -> [0]) * $xScale * $projWidth;
# Y inverted because SVG file is inverted
my $py = -($pt -> [1]) * $yScale * $projHeight;
$oldX = $px if !defined($oldX);
$oldY = $py if !defined($oldY);
$oldLat = $newLat if !defined($oldLat);
my $xd = $px - $oldX;
if (($xd * $xd) > $maxDist2) {
# don't connect lines that have wrapped around the map (over half the image width)
if(($options->{"zoomed"}) ||
($options->{"projection"} eq "orthographic")){
# zoomed and orthographic projections don't get additional points added
### removed to fix latitude/longitide lines not printing
# push(@output, 0);
} else {
# add additional points on the border edge
my ($minLong, $maxLong) = ($options->{"minLong"}, $options->{"maxLong"});
my $oldEdgePoint =
transform($options, [($px > $oldX) ? $minLong : $maxLong, $oldLat]);
my $newEdgePoint =
transform($options, [($px > $oldX) ? $maxLong : $minLong, $newLat]);
$oldEdgePoint->[0] = $oldEdgePoint->[0] * $xScale * $projWidth;
$newEdgePoint->[0] = $newEdgePoint->[0] * $xScale * $projWidth;
$oldEdgePoint->[1] = $oldEdgePoint->[1] * $yScale * -$projHeight;
$newEdgePoint->[1] = $newEdgePoint->[1] * $yScale * -$projHeight;
push(@output, $oldEdgePoint);
push(@output, 0);
push(@output, $newEdgePoint);
}
}
$oldX = $px;
$oldLat = $newLat;
$px = $px;
$py = $py;
push(@output, [$px, $py, $pt->[2]]);
}
if (scalar(grep($_ && $_->[2],@output)) > 0) {
return(@output);
} else { # if everything is clipped, output 'undefined' for everything
return((0) x scalar(@input));
}
}
=head2 orthDist2(point1, pointP, point2)
calculates the square of the minimum distance between the point (xP,yP) and the line [(x1,y1) - (x2,y2)]
The distance formula is from
L<wolfram|https://mathworld.wolfram.com/Point-LineDistance2-Dimensional.html>
with modifications for division by zero, and for points outside the line
=cut
sub orthDist2 {
my ($point1, $pointP, $point2) = @_;
my $x1 = $point1 -> [0];
my $y1 = $point1 -> [1];
my $xP = $pointP -> [0];
my $yP = $pointP -> [1];
my $x2 = $point2 -> [0];
my $y2 = $point2 -> [1];
if (($x2 == $x1) && ($y2 == $y1)) {
# exclude case where denominator is zero
my $dist2 = ($x1-$xP)**2 + ($y1 - $yP)**2;
return($dist2);
}
my $dist2 = (($x2 - $x1)*($y1 - $yP) - ($x1 - $xP)*($y2 - $y1))**2 /
(($x2 - $x1)**2 + ($y2 - $y1)**2);
if ($dist2 == 0) {
# on the line, but need to consider points outside the line
# this fixes a problem where the equator line is clipped
my $p1Dist = (($x1-$xP)**2 + ($y1 - $yP)**2);
my $p2Dist = (($x2-$xP)**2 + ($y2 - $yP)**2);
my $p12Dist = (($x1-$x2)**2 + ($y1 - $y2)**2);
my $sigma = 0.0001;
if (($p1Dist + $p2Dist) > ($p12Dist + $sigma)) {
# point is outside the line, use smallest distance from line end points
$dist2 = ($p1Dist < $p2Dist) ? $p1Dist : $p2Dist;
}
}
return($dist2);
}
=head2 distGr2(point1, point2, res2)
Determines if the distance between the point (x1,y1) and the point
(x2,y2) is greater than the square root of res2.
=cut
sub distGr2 {
my ($point1, $point2, $res2) = @_;
my $dx = $point2 -> [0] - $point1 -> [0];
my $dy = $point2 -> [1] - $point1 -> [1];
return(($dx * $dx + $dy * $dy) > ($res2));
}
=head2 simplify(optionRef, pointHash, pointRef)
Simplify curves to reduce number of points in SVG file. This method
should keep points if they have already been included as part of the
simplifcation of another curve, so that shapes that overlap won't
have any gaps. This requires a global hash of already added points.
This is a quick process based around resolving distance -- if points
are closer than the resolution distance to another included point,
then they are removed.
=cut
sub simplify {
my ($options, $pointHash, $pointRef) = @_;
if($options->{"resolution"} == -1){
return @{$pointRef};
}
my $res = $options->{"resolution"};
my $last = undef;
my ($lastXRounded, $lastYRounded, $xRounded, $yRounded);
my @input = map {
if($_){
$xRounded = int($_->[0] / $res);
$yRounded = int($_->[1] / $res);
if(!defined($last) || $pointHash->{($xRounded, $yRounded)}){
$pointHash->{($xRounded,$yRounded)} = 1;
$last = $_;
$lastXRounded = $xRounded;
$lastYRounded = $yRounded;
} elsif((($xRounded != $lastXRounded) && ($yRounded != $lastYRounded)) ||
(($xRounded - $lastXRounded) + ($yRounded - $lastYRounded) > 1.4)){
$pointHash->{($xRounded,$yRounded)} = 1;
$last = $_;
$lastXRounded = $xRounded;
$lastYRounded = $yRounded;
}
} else {
$last = undef;
}
$_;
} @{$pointRef};
return(@input);
}
=head2 clip(optionRef, pointRef)
clip the shape to the limits of the zoom box (if any). The
algorithm used here is the Sutherland-Hodgman algorithm:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sutherland-Hodgman
Note that this algorithm can leave some zero-width polygon
sections in the resultant clip region.
=cut
sub clip {
my ($options, $pointRef) = @_;
my $xAdj = $options->{"xAdj"};
my $yAdj = $options->{"yAdj"};
my @oldPoints = @{$pointRef};
# if all points have been previously excluded, clip them out
if(!grep($_ && $_->[2], @oldPoints)){
return((0) x scalar(@oldPoints));
}
if(!$options->{"zoomed"}){
return(@oldPoints);
}
# map edge name to the array location it refers to, and the
# direction of checking
my %edges = ("minX" => 0, "maxX" => 1, "minY" => 2, "maxY" => 3);
for my $edge (keys(%edges)){
my $edgeLoc = int($edges{$edge} / 2);
my $checkLt = $edges{$edge} % 2;
my @processedPoints = ();
my $lastPt = 0;
while(@oldPoints && !$oldPoints[$#oldPoints]){
push(@processedPoints, pop(@oldPoints));
}
if(@oldPoints){
$lastPt = $oldPoints[$#oldPoints];
}
while(@oldPoints){
my $pt = shift(@oldPoints);
if (!$pt) {
push(@processedPoints, $pt);
} else {
if ($checkLt xor ($pt->[$edgeLoc] >= $options->{$edge})) {
if (!$checkLt xor ($lastPt->[$edgeLoc] >= $options->{$edge})) {
# calculates the intersection of the line between pt and
# lastPt and the boundary line
my $ptA = $pt->[$edgeLoc];
my $lptA = $lastPt->[$edgeLoc];
my $ptB = $pt->[1 - $edgeLoc];
my $lptB = $lastPt->[1 - $edgeLoc];
my $edgeCoord = $options->{$edge};
my $locProp = ($ptA - $edgeCoord) / ($ptA - $lptA);
my $locCoord = $locProp * ($ptB - $lptB) + $ptB;
push(@processedPoints,
[($edgeLoc == 0) ? $edgeCoord : $locCoord,
($edgeLoc == 1) ? $edgeCoord : $locCoord, 1]);
}
push(@processedPoints, $pt);
} elsif ($checkLt xor ($lastPt->[$edgeLoc] >= $options->{$edge})) {
# same as above, not wrapped into a function
my $ptA = $pt->[$edgeLoc];
my $lptA = $lastPt->[$edgeLoc];
my $ptB = $pt->[1 - $edgeLoc];
my $lptB = $lastPt->[1 - $edgeLoc];
my $edgeCoord = $options->{$edge};
my $locProp = ($ptA - $edgeCoord) / ($ptA - $lptA);
my $locCoord = $locProp * ($ptB - $lptB) + $ptB;
push(@processedPoints,
[($edgeLoc == 0) ? $edgeCoord : $locCoord,
($edgeLoc == 1) ? $edgeCoord : $locCoord, 1]);
}
$lastPt = $pt;
}
} # ends while
push(@oldPoints, @processedPoints);
} # ends for
return(@oldPoints);
}
=head2 boundBox(pointList)
Determines post-projection rectangular bounding box for a polygon
(e.g. for determining if borders are useful, or zooming in to a
particular region)
=cut
sub boundBox {
my @input = @_;
@input = grep($_, @input);
my $minX = 0;
my $minY = 0;
my $maxX = 0;
my $maxY = 0;
if (@input) {
my $minPoint = $input[0];
$minX = $minPoint -> [0];
$minY = $minPoint -> [1];
$maxX = $minPoint -> [0];
$maxY = $minPoint -> [1];
foreach my $point (@input) {
my $px = $point -> [0];
my $py = $point -> [1];
$minX = $px if ($px < $minX);
$minY = $py if ($py < $minY);
$maxX = $px if ($px > $maxX);
$maxY = $py if ($py > $maxY);
}
}
return(($minX, $minY, $maxX, $maxY));
}
=head2 boundBoxPre(pointList)
Determines pre-projection rectangular bounding box for a polygon
(e.g. for identifying shape boundaries for zoom, etc)
=cut
sub boundBoxPre {
my @input = @_;
@input = grep($_, @input);
my $minX = 0;
my $minY = 0;
my $maxX = 0;
my $maxY = 0;
if (@input) {
my $minPoint = $input[0];
$minX = $minPoint -> X;
$minY = $minPoint -> Y;
$maxX = $minPoint -> X;
$maxY = $minPoint -> Y;
foreach my $point (@input) {
my $px = $point -> X;
my $py = $point -> Y;
$minX = $px if ($px < $minX);
$minY = $py if ($py < $minY);
$maxX = $px if ($px > $maxX);
$maxY = $py if ($py > $maxY);
}
}
return(($minX, $minY, $maxX, $maxY));
}
=head2 shapeNames(shapeData)
retrieve shape name data from a shape database. For countries, three-letter ISO codes are preferred
=cut
sub shapeNames {
my ($shapeData) = @_;
my $outCountry = "";
my $outSov = ""; # 'sovereignty' is easy to mis-spell, and 'sov' is shorter
my $outRegion = "";
if (exists($shapeData->{"Name2"})) {
# Name2 seems to be 3-letter code for Point data
$outSov = $shapeData->{"Name2"};
$outCountry = $shapeData->{"Name2"};
} elsif (exists($shapeData->{"sov_a3"}) && exists($shapeData->{"adm0_a3"})) {
# 3-letter code for polygon data
$outSov = $shapeData->{"sov_a3"};
$outCountry = $shapeData->{"adm0_a3"};
} elsif (exists($shapeData->{"SOV_A3"}) && exists($shapeData->{"ADM0_A3"})) {
# 3-letter code for polygon data
$outSov = $shapeData->{"SOV_A3"};
$outCountry = $shapeData->{"ADM0_A3"};
} elsif (exists($shapeData->{"SOV"}) && exists($shapeData->{"COUNTRY"})) {
# 10m data uses full name, rather than 3-letter code
# should a lookup table be used for conversion?
$outSov = $shapeData->{"SOV"};
$outCountry = $shapeData->{"COUNTRY"};
} elsif (exists($shapeData->{"ISO"})) {
$outSov = $shapeData->{"ISO"}; # no 10m Sov data in state/province file
$outCountry = $shapeData->{"ISO"};
} elsif (exists($shapeData->{"NAME_0"})) {
$outSov = $shapeData->{"NAME_0"}; # this is used in GADM data
$outCountry = $shapeData->{"NAME_0"};
} elsif (exists($shapeData->{"featurecla"})) {
if (($shapeData->{"featurecla"} eq "River") && exists($shapeData->{"name"})) {
$outRegion = $shapeData->{"name"};
}
} elsif (exists($shapeData->{"FEATURECLA"})) {
if (($shapeData->{"FEATURECLA"} eq "River") && exists($shapeData->{"NAME"})) {
$outRegion = $shapeData->{"NAME"};
}
}
if (exists($shapeData->{"name_1"})) {
$outRegion = $shapeData->{"name_1"};
} elsif (exists($shapeData->{"NAME_1"})) {
$outRegion = $shapeData->{"NAME_1"};
}
utf8::encode($outRegion);
utf8::encode($outSov);
utf8::encode($outCountry);
return($outSov, $outCountry, $outRegion);
}
=head2 makeRelative(optionRef, pointRef)
Creates relative point definitions (excluding the first point). This
is used to reduce the SVG output file size.
=cut
sub makeRelative {
my ($options, $pointRef) = @_;
my $round = ($options->{"resolution"} != -1);
my $res = $options->{"resolution"};
my $xAdj = $round ? int($options->{"xAdj"} / $res + 0.5) : $options->{"xAdj"};
my $yAdj = $round ? int($options->{"yAdj"} / $res + 0.5) : $options->{"yAdj"};
my @points = map{$_->[0] /= $res; $_->[1] /= $res; $_} @{$pointRef};
my $lastX = 0;
my $lastY = 0;
foreach my $point (@points) {
my $nextX = $round ? int($point->[0] + $xAdj) : ($point->[0] + $xAdj);
my $nextY = $round ? int($point->[1] + $yAdj) : ($point->[1] + $yAdj);
$point->[0] = $nextX - $lastX;
$point->[1] = $nextY - $lastY;
$lastX = $nextX;
$lastY = $nextY;
}
map{$_->[0] *= $res; $_->[1] *= $res} @points;
}
=head2 chopPoly(optionRef, pointRef, joinEnds)
Closes up lines in a polygon that contain discontinuous points -- this
usually happens when part of a polygon goes outside the projection
area. If I<joinEnds> is true, then the ends of the polygon are joined
together.
The input is a sequence of Geo::Points, and the output is a string
that can be used as a path description in an SVG file
=cut
sub chopPoly {
my ($options, $pointRef, $joinEnds) = @_;
my @oldPoints = @{$pointRef};
if (!@oldPoints) {
return (""); # nothing to process
}
my $xAdj = $options->{"xAdj"};
my $yAdj = $options->{"yAdj"};
# trim off start and end undefined / missing points
while(@oldPoints && !$oldPoints[0]){
shift(@oldPoints);
}
while(@oldPoints && !$oldPoints[$#oldPoints]){
pop(@oldPoints);
}
# create list of contiguous sequences
my @contigLists = ();
my $currentList = [];
push(@contigLists, $currentList);
foreach(@oldPoints){
if($_){
push(@{$currentList}, $_);
} else {
if(@{$currentList}){
$currentList = [];
push(@contigLists, $currentList);
}
}
}
# If a discontinuity exists, check if start/end point are the
# same. If so, rotate the array to start/end on the first
# discontinuity. This fixes an issue where polygons that cross the
# boundaries of a full-sized location / world projection are
# inappropriately joined
if(scalar(@contigLists) > 1){
my $distX = $oldPoints[0]->[0] - $oldPoints[$#oldPoints]->[0];
my $distY = $oldPoints[0]->[1] - $oldPoints[$#oldPoints]->[1];
my $distFL = sqrt($distX*$distX + $distY*$distY);
my $minDist = 0.01;
if($distFL < $minDist){
# tack start list on the end of the end list, remove start list
push(@{$contigLists[$#contigLists]}, @{shift @contigLists});
}
}
if (!(@oldPoints) || !(@{$contigLists[0]})) {
return ("");
}
# note: %f rounds to decimal places, %g rounds to significant figures
#my $printfString = ($dp > -1) ? ("%.".$dp."f,%.".$dp."f") : ("%f,%f");
my $printfString = ("%s,%s");
if($options->{"resolution"} != -1){
my $dp = int(-log($options->{"resolution"})/log(10))+2;
$printfString = ("%0.".$dp."f,%0.".$dp."f");
}
my @subPaths = ();
foreach (@contigLists) {
my @currentList = @{$_};
if(scalar(@currentList) > 1){ # ignore single-point subpaths
makeRelative($options, \@currentList);
my @pointStrs = map {
sprintf($printfString, ($_->[0]), ($_->[1]));
} @currentList;
my $subPath = "M".join("l",@pointStrs).($joinEnds?"Z":"");
$subPath =~ s/l0(\.0+)?,0(\.0+)?(?=[^\.])//g; # remove 'no change' relative movements
push(@subPaths, $subPath);
}
}
my $pointPath = join(" ", @subPaths);
return($pointPath);
}
my $mapType = "";
my $colourTheme = "";
my $centreCountry = "";
my $landColour = ""; # outside area (or default land colour)
my $seaColour = ""; # ocean / sea / lake
my $borderColour = "";
# Extra colours (only used if land/sea/border not specified)
my $subLandColour = ""; # subject colour
my $othLandColour = ""; # other lands of the same political unity
my $coastColour = ""; # coast along lake, rivers, sea coasts
my $polBordColour = ""; # Other minor political borders
my $intBordColour = ""; # border colour for areas of interest
my $printKey = 1; # true
my $latSep = 30; # separation (degrees) for lines of latitude
my $longSep = 30; # separation (degrees) for lines of longitude
my $latLimit = ""; # maximum latitude to display
my @dataFiles = (); # files containing numerical data
my %subjectNames = ();
my %politicalNames = ();
my %annotations = ();
my %onlyNames = ();
my %zoomNames = ();
my %zoomExtents = ();
my $debugLevel = 0;
my @shpFileBases = ();
my @commandLine = @ARGV;
# set default options
my $projOpts =
{
"roundDP" => -1,
"res" => -1,
"projection" => "", # map projection (equirectangular / orthographic)
"centreLn" => "", # projection centre X / longitude
"centreLt" => "", # projection centre Y / latitude
"svgWidth" => "", # width of SVG file, excluding padding
"svgHeight" => "", # height of SVG file, excluding padding
"xAdj" => 0, # X adjustment to fit in SVG bounds
"yAdj" => 0, # Y adjustment to fit in SVG bounds
"xScale" => "", # Scale factor of points (for zoom box)
"yScale" => "", # Scale factor of points (for zoom box)
"padding" => "", # amount of padding to add (for zoom box)
"highlights" => 1, # highlight small enclosed subject areas
"lines" => 1, # draw lines of latitude / longitude
"key" => 1, # print a key for the heatmap
};
GetOptions($projOpts, 'lines!', 'key!', 'highlights!', 'pointSize|psize=f', 'roundDP|round=i', 'resolution|res=f',
'centre|center=s',
'projection=s',
'zoomed|zoom=s@',
'colourTheme|color|colour=s', => \$colourTheme,
'v|verbose+', => \$debugLevel,
'mapType|type=s' => \$mapType,
'landcol=s' => \$landColour,
'seacol=s' => \$seaColour,
'bordcol=s' => \$borderColour,
'subjects|sub=s' => sub { my ($opt,$val) = @_;
grep {$subjectNames{$_} = 1} split(/,/, $val)},
'politicals|pol=s' => sub { my ($opt,$val) = @_;
grep {$politicalNames{$_} = 1} split(/,/, $val)},
'annotate=s' => sub { my ($opt,$val) = @_; my @F = split(/[;,]/, $val);
$annotations{$F[0]} = $F[1].",".$F[2]; },
'only=s' => sub { my ($opt,$val) = @_;
$onlyNames{$val} = 1},
'data=s@' => \@dataFiles,
'man' => sub { pod2usage({-verbose => 3}) }
);
# process remaining command line arguments (hopefully only shapefiles)
while (@ARGV) {
my $argument = shift @ARGV;
if (((-f $argument) && ($argument =~ /\.shp$/)) ||
(-f ($argument.".shp"))) { # file existence check
$argument =~ s/\.shp$//;
printf(STDERR "Adding '%s.shp' to list of input files\n", $argument)
if ($debugLevel > 0);
push (@shpFileBases, $argument);
} elsif (-f $argument) {
pod2usage({-exitVal => 2, -message => "Error: Invalid file extension for '$argument'. ".
"Please use files with '.shp' extension\n"});
} else {
pod2usage({-exitVal => 3, -message => "Error: Unknown command-line option or non-existent file, ".
"'$argument'\n", -verbose => 0});
}
}
if(($projOpts->{"resolution"} == -1) && ($projOpts->{"roundDP"} != -1)){
$projOpts->{"resolution"} = 10**(-$projOpts->{"roundDP"});
}
if($debugLevel > 0){
print(STDERR "Command-line options:\n");
foreach my $key (keys(%{$projOpts})){
if(ref($projOpts->{$key}) eq 'ARRAY'){
printf(STDERR " %s: %s\n", $key, join("; ", @{$projOpts->{$key}}));
} elsif($projOpts->{$key} ne "") {
printf(STDERR " %s: %s\n", $key, $projOpts->{$key});
}
}
}
if($projOpts->{"lines"}){
$projOpts->{"lines"} = 3;
}
if(scalar(@shpFileBases) == 0){
print(STDERR "Error: No input files specified\n");
pod2usage(2);
}
if(keys(%onlyNames)){
print(STDERR "Will only display the following features on the map:\n");
print(STDERR " ".join("\n ",keys(%onlyNames))."\n");
}
if(!$projOpts->{"highlights"}){
warn("Small points and areas will NOT be highlighted\n");
}
if(@dataFiles){
warn("Will extract numerical data (assuming <ISO 3A-code>,<float>) from the following files:\n");
foreach my $fName (@dataFiles){
warn(" $fName\n");
}
}
if($projOpts->{"zoomed"}){
my @zoomArgs = @{$projOpts->{"zoomed"}};
foreach my $newArg (@zoomArgs){
if ($newArg =~ /([0-9\.\-]+),([0-9\.\-]+),([0-9\.\-]+),([0-9\.\-]+)/) {
$projOpts->{"manualZoom"} = 1;
$projOpts->{"minX"} = $1;
$projOpts->{"minY"} = $2;
$projOpts->{"maxX"} = $3;
$projOpts->{"maxY"} = $4;
printf(STDERR "Setting initial zoom box to (%s,%s)-(%s,%s)\n",
$projOpts->{"minX"},$projOpts->{"minY"},
$projOpts->{"maxX"},$projOpts->{"maxY"});
} else {
print(STDERR "Zooming map to include '$newArg'\n");
grep {$zoomNames{$_} = 1} split(/,/, $newArg);
}
}
}
if($mapType !~ /^(location|locator|area|world|orthographic)$/){
pod2usage({ -exitval => 1, -message => "Error: '".$projOpts->{"mapType"}.
"' is not a valid map type. ".
"Only accepts '(location|locator|area|world|orthographic)'",
-verbose => 0});
}
if($projOpts->{"centre"}){
my $newArg = $projOpts->{"centre"};
if ($newArg =~ /^[0-9\.\-,]+$/) {
my @centre = split(/,/,$newArg,2);
$projOpts->{"centreLn"} = $centre[0];
$projOpts->{"centreLt"} = $centre[1];
printf(STDERR "Map centre changed to '%s,%s'\n",
$projOpts->{"centreLn"},
$projOpts->{"centreLt"});
} else {
$centreCountry = $newArg;
print(STDERR "Map centre changed to centre of country ".
"'$newArg' (if found)\n");
}
}
if ($mapType =~ /^(location|locator|area)/) {
$projOpts->{"projection"} = "equirectangular"
unless $projOpts->{"projection"};
$projOpts->{"svgWidth"} = 1100 unless $projOpts->{"svgWidth"};
$projOpts->{"svgHeight"} = 550 unless $projOpts->{"svgHeight"};
} elsif ($mapType =~ /^world/) {
# Winkel Tripel projection for world maps
$projOpts->{"projection"} = "wintri"
unless $projOpts->{"projection"};
$projOpts->{"svgWidth"} =
((4 + 2 * pi) / (2 * pi) * 550) unless $projOpts->{"svgWidth"};
$projOpts->{"svgHeight"} = 550 unless $projOpts->{"svgHeight"};
} elsif ($mapType =~ /^ortho(graphic)?/) {
# Orthographic projection for locator maps
$projOpts->{"projection"} = "orthographic"
unless $projOpts->{"projection"};
$projOpts->{"xScale"} = 1 unless $projOpts->{"xScale"};
$projOpts->{"yScale"} = 1 unless $projOpts->{"yScale"};
$projOpts->{"svgWidth"} = 550 unless $projOpts->{"svgWidth"};
$projOpts->{"svgHeight"} = 550 unless $projOpts->{"svgHeight"};
$projOpts->{"lines"} = 3 if ($projOpts->{"lines"});
}
# specify width / height if not modified by type definitions
$projOpts->{"pointSize"} = 0.5 unless $projOpts->{"pointSize"};
$projOpts->{"svgWidth"} = 1100 unless $projOpts->{"svgWidth"};
$projOpts->{"svgHeight"} = 1100 unless $projOpts->{"svgHeight"};
$projOpts->{"xScale"} = 1 unless $projOpts->{"xScale"};
$projOpts->{"yScale"} = 1 unless $projOpts->{"yScale"};
# adjustment allows for 1.5px border around SVG image
$projOpts->{"xAdj"} = $projOpts->{"svgWidth"} / 2 + 1.5;
$projOpts->{"yAdj"} = $projOpts->{"svgHeight"} / 2 + 1.5;
$projOpts->{"padding"} = 0 unless $projOpts->{"padding"};
$colourTheme = $mapType unless $colourTheme;
# protect user-specified land/sea/border colours
my $landColTemp = $landColour;
my $seaColTemp = $seaColour;
my $bordColTemp = $borderColour;
# default colours (a consensus of consensus colours, if you like)
$landColour = "#FEFEE9";
$borderColour = "#646464";
$seaColour = "#C6ECFF";
# set up colours for particular map types.
# location: used as backgrounds for automatic geo-localisation
# locator: display an article's subject area of occupation
# area: focus on group their respective area of control
# world: grey world map
# orthographic: grey/green orthographic map\n");
if ($colourTheme eq "location") {
$subLandColour = "#FEFEE9";
$othLandColour = "#F6E1B9";
$landColour = "#E0E0E0";
$borderColour = "#646464";
$seaColour = "#C6ECFF";
$coastColour = "#0978AB";
} elsif (($colourTheme eq "locator") || ($colourTheme eq "area")) {
$subLandColour = "#F07568";
$othLandColour = "#FFFFD0";
$landColour = "#F7D3AA";
$polBordColour = "#D0C0A0";
$intBordColour = "#E0584E";
$borderColour = "#A08070";
# assumed from locator map definition
$seaColour = "#9EC7F3";
$coastColour = "#1821DE";