!!! This information is severely outdated !!!

Version history: V1.0 2021-04-09 Initial adaption from Henk's Osmium version V1.1 2021-04-10 Switched to osmconvert for tile extraction for speed. V1.2 2021-04-25 Attempt at auto map downloading, changes in command line, bit of error handling and working on it ;-)

V2.0 2021-08-26 Switched to using Geofabrik for the json country/region information Tried creating Wahoo v12 maps but gave up because of the huge amount of inconsistancies in the maps and in valus used in different maps.

Firstly, this is the windows "port" of wahoo-map-creator-osmium.py by Henk.

• Minimal usage instructions: Run wahoo-map-creator-osmosis from the commandline like this: python wahoo-map-creator-osmosis.py or "" or python3 wahoo-map-creator-osmosis.py or "" Example: python3 wahoo-map-creator-osmosis.py netherlands or python3 wahoo-map-creator-osmosis.py "united kingdom"

You can get the country/region names to use from this url: https://download.geofabrik.de/ For the correct name too use if it's not clear, look at the names of the files to download. For Australia and Oceania for example the filename of the download is australia-oceania-latest.osm.pbf So australia-oceania will work as well as "australia oceania"

Depending on your python installation. If you need to use python3 then you also need to edit wahoo-map-creator-osmosis.py and change line 102 from cmd = ['python', 'shape2osm.py', '-l', outFile, landFile] to cmd = ['python3', 'shape2osm.py', '-l', outFile, landFile] You need Python 3.5 or higher.

That should be it for running the program itself. Not unimportant, after completion of a map the output map files as well as the .map.lzma files needed for the Wahoo devices and a zip file containing them all is located in the output folder.

To be able to run the program you need to have Python > 3.5 installed. Furthermore you need to have ogr2ogr installed. I downloaded gdal (which contains ogr2ogr) from: http://www.gisinternals.com/release.php Following the guide here: https://sandbox.idre.ucla.edu/sandbox/tutorials/installing-gdal-for-windows This guide is good but misses a needed environment variable: PROJ_LIB "C:\Program Files\GDAL\projlib" See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56764046/gdal-ogr2ogr-cannot-find-proj-db-error

I myself have Python 3.7.4 installed and used gdal-302-1928-core.msi and GDAL-3.2.1.win32-py3.7.msi The later looks like it wants to install Python but it is actually asking you for the location where Python is installed.

Update 22-10-2022: There is an error(??) in the python bindings. You need to change the line import osr in the file ogr.py, for me located in c:\Users[username]\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39\Lib\site-packages\osgeo\ to from osgeo import osr for shape2osm to work.

Two additional Phython modules are needed shapely and geojson. It depends on your setup, but I could install them with pip install geojson and pip install shapely from the commandprompt

It is highly recommended to use the 64bit version of java and increase the java memory heap to more then 3Gb. See the osmosis.bat file in the osmosis\bin directory.

Hope this is somewhat complete, if not, let me know here: https://groups.google.com/g/wahoo-elemnt-users/c/PSrdapfWLUE