ORS java - isochrones in France

openrouteservice
1

Hello,
I am trying to do isochrones for France. However when I build the graph for it, ors gives me bounds that do not look like geocoordinates.
I am running this version of ors:“9.1.0”
Here is my configuation file :

ors:
  # 1) Services configuration
  services:
    routing:
      enabled: true
      profiles:
        active:
          - name: driving-car
            profiles: ["driving-car"]
          - name: foot-walking
            profiles: ["foot-walking"]
          - name: cycling-regular
            profiles: ["cycling-regular"]

  # 2) Engine configuration
  engine:
    # Default build settings for the routing graphs
    profile_default:
      build:
        source_file: "D:/ECOLAB/france-latest.osm.pbf"
    # Define each profile’s details
    profiles:
      driving-car:
        enabled: true
      foot-walking:
        enabled: true
      cycling-regular:
        enabled: true

  # 3) Endpoints configuration
  endpoints:
    isochrones:
      enabled: true
      attribution: "openrouteservice.org, OpenStreetMap contributors"
      # Increase the maximum number of intervals 
      maximum_intervals: 3
      # Maximum number of locations in a single isochrones request
      maximum_locations: 2
      # Whether or not to compute the polygon area in the response
      allow_compute_area: true

      # Fast isochrones settings 
      fastisochrones:
        maximum_range_distance_default: 50000
        maximum_range_time_default: 18000

  # 4) Logging configuration
  logging:
    level: INFO

Here is the example of geocoordinates I am talking about :

Latitude (min): -1.7976931348623157E308
Latitude (max): 1.7976931348623157E308
Longitude (min): -1.7976931348623157E308
Longitude (max): 1.7976931348623157E308

and, it gives me this :

Latitude: -8.3230566 to 35.2703341
Longitude: 13.3637585 to 53.3449967

Any idea what is wrong here ?
Thanks a lot,

Salma

2

solved ! no worries about this

1 Like
3

Hey,

would you mind quickly sketching what the Issue was and how it got solved?

Best regards

1 Like
4

Well, I run the code in the end and when I checked the isochrones they were indeed in the desired geocoordinates bounds. I also checked the logs for several areas and it turns out these show up by default at the beginning of every log; so users should not be worried by them :

Latitude (min):
-1.7976931348623157E308
Latitude (max): 1.7976931348623157E308
Longitude (min): -1.7976931348623157E308
Longitude (max): 1.7976931348623157E308