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fix(data): read Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel and Eckert IV from WKT (#1701) - #1781
RustGIS draws maps in Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel and Eckert IV, and since #1585 writes them as WKT, but it couldn't read them back. read_wkt's custom() had no arm for Natural_Earth, Winkel_Tripel or Eckert_IV, and every custom system is checked through proj4rs, which doesn't define natearth, wintri or eck4. So a Shapefile, GeoPackage, FlatGeobuf or GeoTIFF in one of them, and the ESRI codes 54077, 53077, 54012 and 53012, was read as longitude/latitude with a note.
Following the issue:
rustgis_geom::world: the formulas move from rustgis-map's world into rustgis-geom, as Sinusoidal is. They gain what a file's system needs and the map didn't read: the false easting and northing, and Winkel Tripel's standard parallel. World::new gives what the map computed before (no offsets, Winkel's own parallel), so rustgis-map re-exports the module and draws exactly as it did.
crs.rs: a transformer kind for natearth, wintri and eck4, built like the ellipsoidal equidistant cylindrical one. The projection is computed on a sphere of the datum's semi-major axis (or +R), as PROJ computes these spherical projections. The datum (ellipsoid, shift to WGS 84, prime meridian) is applied on longitude/latitude by proj4rs. The parameters every projection shares (centre, offsets, unit, axes) are read by proj4rs from the same definition with eqc in place of the projection. Axes other than east and north, +over, a scale other than 1 and a standard parallel at a pole are refused with an error, as for the other projections RustGIS computes.
wkt.rs: custom() arms for the three names. WKT2's method names (Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel, Eckert IV) and Esri's arrive at the same arms, and WKT2's "Latitude of 1st standard parallel" is already read as standard_parallel_1. Axes pointing west or south are refused as for sinusoidal. A parameter that isn't a finite number (1e400) is refused, as a Web Mercator one already is. The reader leaves such a value out, so it would otherwise be taken as not given: a parallel of 0, or a centre of 0°. (From the review.)
The extent of a whole world in one of the three. World::inverse gave the east edge as -180°. It now keeps ±180° as PROJ gives it, as Sinusoidal and Eqc already do. Raster::compute_extent also checks, for these projections, whether points on each side of the antimeridian and on the poles are in the grid. The edge samples miss them when the grid's edges are a little past the outline, as a warp leaves them, because the grid's corners are off the outline. (From the review.)
Winkel Tripel's standard parallel. PROJ 9.8.1 takes 0 for +proj=wintri without +lat_1. I checked with pyproj 3.8.0, at the projection level and through a CRS, which writes standard_parallel_1 as 0. RustGIS now does the same. A definition or WKT without the parallel is read at 0, and proj4_to_wkt writes 0 for it. A file's parallel is read as it is given; GDAL, Esri and PROJ always write one. The map's Winkel Tripel preset is at Winkel's own parallel, acos(2/π) ≈ 50.46°. Its definition used to leave that unsaid, and the writer filled Winkel's parallel in for any definition without one. The preset now gives it as +lat_1=50.459776252189805. So a map exported in Winkel Tripel still writes Winkel's parallel, and the map reads the parallel from the definition, as the reader does. (The first version of this PR read a missing parallel as Winkel's; the review pointed out that this differs from PROJ without saying so.) The data guide says so.
The data guide lists the three among the methods read from WKT, with the ESRI codes.
The formulas are the ones rustgis-map already had, moved. No code was taken from PROJ; pyproj gave only the reference values the tests check.
Not changed: the map still draws these at their centre without offsets, whatever +x_0 or +y_0 a map code gives. No map code gives them: the map takes a preset, an EPSG code or an ESRI code from its table, not a file's system. ESRI's Winkel Tripel NGS pair (53042, 54042, +lat_1=50.467) stays out of the ESRI table. The table's header now says they're candidates to add, since the map reads +lat_1.
Testing
raster::wkt::tests::world_projections_are_read:
The three systems, centred on 60°W, offset by 100 m and −200 m, with Winkel Tripel's parallel at 40°N, are read from the WKT1 (GDAL), Esri and WKT2 texts PROJ 9.8.1 writes for them. 10°E 50°N and 120°W 35°S land within a millimetre of PROJ's positions, and back within 1e-8°.
ESRI 54077, 54012, 53077 and 53012, through FileGDB's crs_of_code, place the same points as PROJ, on WGS 84 and on ESRI's spheres.
RustGIS's own WKT for the three presets reads back to the system it was written from, within a micrometre.
West-pointing axes are refused, and a Winkel Tripel standard parallel of 90° is refused.
A Winkel Tripel without a standard parallel is read at 0. This holds for a bare +proj=wintri centred on 60°W with offsets, GDAL's WKT1 without the parameter, and the WKT written from that definition. Each places the two points where PROJ 9.8.1 does. Reproduced first: with 6e5616c's code, the bare definition put 10°E 50°N at x = 5,291,521 m, where PROJ puts it at 6,707,317 m.
raster::wkt::tests::world_projections_proj4rs_lacks_are_written: the map preset's definition is written with standard_parallel_1 50.459776252189805, and a bare one with 0, as PROJ writes it. Reproduced first: on 6e5616c the bare one was written with 50.459776252189805.
raster::wkt::tests::world_projections_refuse_a_parameter_that_isnt_a_number: WKT1 Winkel Tripel with its parallel or its centre at 1e400, Natural Earth with its centre at -1e400, and WKT2 Winkel Tripel with its parallel at 1e400 are each refused. Reproduced first: on 6e5616c the first was read without error, at Winkel's parallel.
raster::tests::a_whole_world_in_a_world_projection_has_a_world_wide_extent, for each of the three:
a whole world with its edges on the outline, 0.1% past it and 1% past it has the extent -180..180, -90..90;
its east half has 0..180;
Europe stays within Europe.
Reproduced first: on 6e5616c, Natural Earth on the outline reached only 170.97° east.
world::tests::round_trips_and_outlines (geom) also checks that the edges come back on their own side: 180° and -180° centred on 0°, -150° centred on 30°. Reproduced first: on 6e5616c both edges of a world centred on 0° came back as -180°.
projection::tests::world_presets_draw_where_their_definitions_are_read (map): the Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel and Eckert IV presets, and Winkel Tripel centred on 150°E, draw three points where Crs::parse of their definitions places them. The Winkel Tripel preset is at PROJ 9.8.1's position for Winkel's parallel. This guards the map and the reader agreeing. It passed on 6e5616c too, where both read a missing parallel as Winkel's.
world::tests::against_proj (geom): the unit-sphere formulas against PROJ 9.8.1 at the same two points, Winkel Tripel at lat_1=0 and at Winkel's parallel. round_trips_and_outlines, moved from rustgis-map, also runs with offsets, another centre and lat_1=0.
The reference positions and WKT texts came from pyproj 3.8.0 (PROJ 9.8.1).
Reproduced first: with the code changes set aside (6240dc0) and only the new wkt.rs test added, it fails at its first read, GDAL's WKT1 for Natural Earth: "the Natural_Earth projection isn't supported".
On Windows 11 x64, based on 6240dc0, these pass for 9f64ef0:
cargo test -p rustgis-geom --lib (67), cargo test -p rustgis-data --lib (948) and cargo test -p rustgis-map --lib (275);
the engine's three tests that switch the map to these projections or export them: custom_projections_switch_keep_scale_query_and_render, a_layout_pdf_georeferences_its_map_frames and export_map_to_geotiff_keeps_the_maps_projection.
One side effect, from reading the code (no test covers it): a GeoTIFF export of a map in one of these projections is still refused. It now gives the export's own "can't be described in a GeoTIFF … export a PNG" error, rather than proj4rs's error about the projection, because Crs::custom now accepts the definition and geotiff::describes refuses it.
For the browser, cargo check --locked --target wasm32-unknown-unknown -p rustgis-web with RUSTFLAGS=-D warnings passes.
Not run: the whole of cargo xtask ci (the engine and analysis suites among it), the browser build itself, and Linux or macOS.
…pengeos#1701)
RustGIS draws maps in these three projections and writes them as WKT,
but couldn't read them back. read_wkt had no arm for their names, and
every custom system is checked through proj4rs, which doesn't define
natearth, wintri or eck4. So a file in one of them, and the ESRI codes
54077, 53077, 54012 and 53012, was read as longitude/latitude with a
note.
The formulas move from rustgis-map's world module to rustgis_geom::world,
as Sinusoidal is. They gain the false easting and northing and Winkel
Tripel's standard parallel. World::new gives what the map computed
before, and rustgis-map re-exports the module, so the map draws as it
did.
crs.rs gets a transformer kind for the three, built like the ellipsoidal
equidistant cylindrical one: the projection on a sphere of the datum's
semi-major axis (or +R), as PROJ computes these, and the datum applied on
longitude/latitude by proj4rs. Axes other than east and north, +over, a
scale other than 1 and a standard parallel at a pole are refused.
wkt.rs reads Natural_Earth, Winkel_Tripel and Eckert_IV (and WKT2's and
Esri's names for them). Winkel Tripel's parallel is the file's, else
Winkel's own, acos(2/pi), as the map draws a definition without one. The
writer's comment called that PROJ's default; PROJ 9.8.1 takes 0, so the
comment is corrected.
RustGIS adds shared spherical implementations for five world projections and connects Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel, and Eckert IV to CRS transformations and WKT reading. The changes move projection calculations from rustgis-map to rustgis-geom and update raster extent handling.
Changes: World Projection Support
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Summary
Shared world projection engine crates/geom/src/lib.rs, crates/geom/src/world.rs, crates/map/src/world.rs, crates/map/src/projection.rs
rustgis-geom implements five spherical projections with forward and inverse methods. rustgis-map re-exports the shared types and reads the Winkel Tripel standard parallel when constructing a projection.
transformer_of recognizes Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel, and Eckert IV definitions. The transformer converts coordinates between the projection datum and WGS 84.
WKT reading and validation crates/data/src/raster/wkt.rs, crates/data/src/raster/esri.rs, docs/user-guide/data.md
WKT parsing and documentation cover the three projections and selected ESRI codes. Parsing rejects reversed axes and non-finite parameters. Tests cover WKT variants, transformations, round trips, and invalid inputs.
Raster::compute_extent samples world-projection boundaries and expands geographic bounds when the sampled points fall within the raster grid. Tests cover whole-world, eastern-half, and regional rasters.
Reading Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel and Eckert IV from WKT and ESRI codes now works. Two narrow edge cases remain: invalid latitudes above 90° can be placed at a pole instead of rejected, and a thin raster at the antimeridian can have its extent slightly short for map culling. Neither blocks the main workflow, so they can be fixed in this PR or as a follow-up.
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The title names the main change: reading Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel and Eckert IV coordinate systems from WKT. The changeset adds WKT reader arms in wkt.rs, moves the projection formulas into rustgi…
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The description follows the repository template. It has Summary, Testing, UI evidence and Related issue sections. The Summary explains the problem, the approach per file, the Winkel Tripel standard pa…
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[#1701] asks for forward and inverse math below L2, a transformer kind in crs.rs that does not depend on proj4rs definitions for these projections, WKT reader arms, ESRI code support, and a WKT round-…
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The changes support the reading of these projections under [#1701]: - Moving the formulas from rustgis-map to rustgis-geom, with rustgis-map re-exporting them, is the refactor the issue requests. The …
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The title names the main change: reading Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel and Eckert IV coordinate systems from WKT. The changeset adds WKT reader arms in wkt.rs, moves the projection formulas into rustgis-geom, adds a transformer kind in crs.rs, and handles extents and parameter validation. The issue number matches the linked issue. The title is 75 characters, within a typical length limit, and it does not list files.
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The description follows the repository template. It has Summary, Testing, UI evidence and Related issue sections. The Summary explains the problem, the approach per file, the Winkel Tripel standard parallel decision and what is not changed. The Testing section lists specific tests, reproduction steps, commands run and commands not run. The UI evidence section states 'No visible UI change.' as the template requires. The Related issue section reads 'Closes #1701'.
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[#1701] asks for forward and inverse math below L2, a transformer kind in crs.rs that does not depend on proj4rs definitions for these projections, WKT reader arms, ESRI code support, and a WKT round-trip test. The current head addresses each item, per the PR description and the raw change summary:
crates/geom/src/world.rs (new pub mod world, declared in geom lib.rs) holds the Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel and Eckert IV formulas, moved from rustgis-map. It adds false offsets and the Winkel Tripel standard parallel.
crates/data/src/raster/crs.rs adds a world-projection transformer kind for natearth, wintri and eck4. It uses a sphere of the datum's semi-major axis or +R, and it refuses non-east/north axes, +over, and scale other than 1.
crates/data/src/raster/wkt.rs adds custom() arms for WKT1, Esri and WKT2 names. It refuses non-finite parameters. The ESRI codes 54077, 54012, 53077 and 53012 are read through crs_of_code.
Tests cover reads against PROJ 9.8.1 reference positions, WKT round trips, refusal of non-finite parameters, Winkel Tripel parallel defaults, and whole-world extents.
The Winkel Tripel default of 0 for a missing standard parallel matches PROJ 9.8.1, as the PR reports. #1701 does not state a default, so this detail does not contradict its requirements. Non-coding items, such as the data guide text, are not assessed. Limit: this verdict rests on the PR description and the raw change summary. The source was not inspected in this pass, so the stated test results are not independently confirmed.
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The changes support the reading of these projections under [#1701]:
Moving the formulas from rustgis-map to rustgis-geom, with rustgis-map re-exporting them, is the refactor the issue requests. The map preset now sets Winkel's parallel explicitly (+lat_1=50.459776252189805), so the map draws as before.
Map Projector::new reads +lat_1 from the definition. This is needed so the map and the reader agree. The map takes only presets, EPSG codes or ESRI codes from its table, so user-supplied definitions do not reach this path.
Raster::compute_extent checks world-projection grids for points the edge samples can miss. Files in these systems need this to get a correct extent.
World::inverse keeps +-180 as PROJ does. This affects the moved module and matches the existing Sinusoidal and Eqc behavior.
The Winkel Tripel default of 0 for a missing standard parallel changes proj4_to_wkt output for definitions without lat_1. This follows PROJ and keeps read and write consistent for these systems. It is a side effect on an existing writer path, which reviewers should note; it is tied to the #1701 read path.
Docs and the esri.rs table comment describe the new support.
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A rabbit maps the rolling sphere, With Winkel, Natural Earth in view. Eckert joins the measured line, Five projections share one home. Raster edges find their bounds, And WKT reads them through.
I read the full diff, pr-context/AGENTS.md, the PR metadata and the surrounding code in crs.rs, wkt.rs, projection.rs and geotiff.rs. I did not run the test suite, since this review had no shell. The algorithm checks I did by reading (Natural Earth, Eckert IV, Winkel Tripel and Newton inverses) match PROJ's published formulas. There were no prior review threads, so no earlier concerns were skipped.
Bugs
Winkel Tripel without +lat_1 is read at acos(2/π) ≈ 50.46°, but PROJ 9.8.1 takes 0. Positions differ by roughly 200 km at the test points. (Medium-high confidence.)
The map builds Winkel Tripel at Winkel's parallel and ignores +lat_1, while the reader now honours it. A file with +lat_1=40 loads correctly and then draws in a different projection. (Medium confidence; depends on the map using the file's definition directly.)
Security
No findings. The new parsing has no unwrap in non-test code, and the axis, +over and scale inputs are refused with errors.
Performance
The Winkel Tripel and Eckert IV inverses run Newton's method with a numerical Jacobian, up to 40 iterations, per point. That may be slow for large raster reprojections, but I did not measure it. (Low confidence.)
Quality
docs/user-guide/data.md line 884 runs well past the paragraph's ~100-column wrap. Nit, left for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md
Never silent: the Winkel Tripel default parallel is a CRS assumption with no notice. See the inline comment on crs.rs:623. (Medium-high.)
Never silent: the writer in wkt.rs:1945 writes a parallel that PROJ doesn't read from the same definition, so exported WKT can describe a different projection. This predates the PR but is now relied on. (Medium.)
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- Line 1359: Update the WINKEL_TRIPEL parameter handling to reject a present but
unusable standard_parallel_1 before it can be dropped and replaced by the
default; preserve the Winkel default when the parameter is absent, and add 1e400
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Review comments at @crates/geom/src/world.rs:
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to -180°. Ensure Raster::compute_extent retains the full eastern extent and add
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…e-world extents (opengeos#1701)
A Winkel Tripel definition or WKT without a standard parallel is read and
written at 0, as PROJ 9.8.1 takes it, instead of Winkel's own. The map's
preset now gives Winkel's parallel as its +lat_1, and the map reads +lat_1
from the definition, so it draws as before and agrees with the reader.
A world projection's parameter that isn't a finite number is refused, as
for Web Mercator, rather than taken as not given.
World::inverse keeps a whole world's east edge at 180 degrees, and a raster's
extent in one of these projections reaches the antimeridian and the poles
when they are in the grid, which the edge samples miss.
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I ran this branch (9f64ef0) against PROJ 9.9.0 with a few scratch tests. The reading looks right; a few things I'd look at:
"As PROJ takes it" for a bare +proj=wintri. Reading it with lat_1=0 matches PROJ at the CRS level: cs2cs and projinfo "+proj=wintri +datum=WGS84 +type=crs" both use 0, and WKT without a parallel normalizes to +lat_1=0. But PROJ's operation-level default is acos(2/π) ≈ 50.46°: echo 10 50 | proj +proj=wintri +R=1 gives 0.119438, the same as +lat_1=50.4598, against 0.151149 for 0. The doc in crs.rs from_proj4, docs/user-guide/data.md (around 136) and geom world.rs (around 46 and 167) could say "as PROJ takes it as a coordinate system", so nobody checking with proj thinks it's a bug.
The whole-world extent fix only snaps at ±180°. At +lon_0=150, a whole-world Natural Earth raster is fine, but the west half (its outline edge at -30°) gets min_x -29.9999, -26.61 and -28.35 with edges at 1.0, 1.001 and 1.01× the outline. The same case at lon_0=0 snaps to -180. Checking the outline's own edge meridian (lon_0 ± 180) rather than the WGS 84 ±180° would cover it.
Non-finite offsets are accepted.+lon_0=NaN is refused by proj4rs, but +proj=natearth +x_0=inf and +y_0=NaN parse and register a system whose from_lonlat returns None for every point, so a layer in it draws nothing with no error. crs.rs (around 638-651) checks only a and to_meter.
A WKT scale_factor is dropped without a notice. Natural Earth WKT with scale_factor 0.5 places (10, 50) at 849270.92, the unscaled value. That matches PROJ, which ignores k for natearth, but the PROJ-string path refuses +k=0.5, so the two paths disagree, and the WKT one says nothing.
+lat_1 is refused for projections that ignore it.+proj=natearth +lat_1=95 and +proj=eck4 +lat_1=95 are refused ("isn't a latitude short of a pole"); PROJ accepts both and ignores the parameter. Checking lat_1 only for Winkel Tripel (crs.rs around 617-624) would fix it.
I found no crash, silent-loss or wasm problems in the changed code. The main open question is whether PROJ really defaults Winkel Tripel's standard parallel to 0. I could not check that from this checkout, so it is posted as a verification request, not a defect.
Bugs
Possible wrong default for a bare +proj=wintri (crs.rs:650, confidence low, about 35%). The PR reads a missing +lat_1 as 0, based on one pyproj observation. My recollection of PROJ's documentation is acos(2/π) ≈ 50.467°. If that is right, bare definitions are placed about 1,400 km off PROJ, and the reversal in world_projections_are_read is wrong.
Security
None found. The new parsing rejects non-finite values, k other than 1, +over, non-normalised axes, and latitudes at or past a pole.
Performance
None significant. The extra compute_extent sampling is a few hundred from_lonlat calls per raster.
Quality
Two defaults for one concept (confidence high, impact low). World::new gives Winkel's parallel while the readers give 0 (world.rs:174).
Nit, for the release quality pass: the +lat_1 parsing is repeated in crs.rs and projection.rs. The p closure parameter in the axis check at wkt.rs:1393 shadows the node argument. docs/user-guide/data.md has one overlong line in the new paragraph, and "World and Sphere Natural Earth" reads awkwardly.
AGENTS.md
Checked and compliant: no unwrap/expect/panic in non-test code, no unsafe, the 1e400 cases are refused with tests, the reversed-axis and scale refusals are tested, and the geom crate has no std::time use.
Not checked: cargo xtask ci, the wasm build, and the screenshots. The PR says it ran only part of the checks.
Prior threads
Left alone: 5 earlier concerns (writer parallel, bare-wintri default, map +lat_1, 1e400, antimeridian extent). Each is answered and the code matches the answer. The map concern holds because Projection::Custom only takes lookup codes.
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From the reviews of opengeos#1781:
- A raster in Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel or Eckert IV centred elsewhere
than on 0 degrees has its outline's edges on the meridian opposite its
centre, not the antimeridian. Its extent now reaches that meridian when
the edge is in the grid: centred on 150E, a west half a little past the
outline reached only 26.6W, not 30W.
- +geoc is kept from the datum's longitude/latitude. proj4rs applied it
there, which moved 10E 45N by 21 km; PROJ computes these on a sphere,
where it changes nothing.
- An offset that isn't a number (+x_0=inf) is refused; every point of
such a system was nowhere.
- +lat_1 is checked for Winkel Tripel only; Natural Earth and Eckert IV
ignore it, as PROJ does.
- WKT with a scale factor other than 1 is refused, as +k is in a
definition, rather than read without it.
- The comments and the data guide say that 0 is PROJ's parallel for a
Winkel Tripel coordinate system without one (cs2cs, GDAL, WKT), and
that the proj program takes acos(2/pi) for the bare projection.
Map and reader disagree on +lat_1 for Natural Earth and Eckert IV.Projector::new applies the 0–90° check to every world projection, but the reader only reads +lat_1 for Winkel Tripel. A definition that Crs::parse accepts can be refused by the map. Latent: lookup takes only presets and codes, none of which carries this parameter. Posted inline with a suggestion. Confidence: high that they differ, low that it matters in practice.
No other defects found. I checked the new code for unwraps, indexing, NaN and infinity paths, offset and scale handling, the datum and prime-meridian handling against EllipsoidalEqc, the compute_extent edge logic, the WKT guard and arm ordering, and the World struct literal (only crs.rs builds it, with all six fields).
Security
None found. Hostile definitions and parameters are bounded and return errors instead of panicking.
Performance
None worth raising. The new extent check adds roughly 200 projection calls per world-projection raster.
Quality
Stale comment: the comment at crs.rs ~658–659 says +geoc is "kept from the datum's longitude/latitude", but the stand-in filter drops it. Confidence: high. Nit, left for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md
Verification gap: the PR body says the full cargo xtask ci was not run, including the engine suite with hostile_params_never_panic. The change to World::inverse now returns +180° for a whole world's east edge where it returned -180° before, and the engine and map output that depends on that edge has not been fully exercised. Run the full CI before merge. Confidence: medium.
No new unwraps, asset files, dependencies or translatable interface strings.
Prior review threads
I left 8 earlier threads alone, because each is answered or addressed in the code. Two of them I am not fully sure about: the +geoc thread is still unresolved, but the current code filters geoc out of the stand-in as that thread suggests. The map-offsets thread is answered, and the author's reply defers it to the maintainer.
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Review comments at @crates/data/src/raster/mod.rs:
- Around line 905-906: Update the extent calculation around `inside`, `along`,
and `e.max_x` to detect where the 180° outline intersects the raster grid
between fixed samples, or use an adaptive bound that captures the intersection.
Ensure the eastern extent reaches 180° when that outline crosses the grid,
including at latitudes between sampled values, so raster pixels are not excluded
by map culling.
Review comments at @crates/geom/src/world.rs:
- Line 189: Update WorldProjection::project to reject coordinates whose latitude
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Thanks @bearinmindcat, this is careful work: the formulas moved without changing what the map draws, the reference positions from PROJ, and the reproduced-first notes made it easy to check. Thanks also @flight1973 for running the branch against PROJ 9.9.0; all five points held up.
What I pushed to the branch before it merged (7ea026c), each with a test in world_projections_are_read or a_whole_world_in_a_world_projection_has_a_world_wide_extent:
Extent centred off 0° (flight1973's point 2): the outline's edges are the meridian opposite the centre, so the extent now reaches it when the edge is in the grid. Centred on 150°E, a west half 0.1% past the outline reached 26.6°W instead of 30°W.
+geoc (CodeRabbit): proj4rs applied it to the datum's longitude/latitude, moving 10°E 45°N by about 21 km; PROJ gives the same position with and without it on these spherical projections. It is now left out for the three.
Offsets that aren't numbers (point 3): +x_0=inf and +y_0=NaN are refused.
+lat_1 on Natural Earth and Eckert IV (point 5): ignored, as in PROJ; still checked for Winkel Tripel.
WKT scale factor (point 4): one other than 1 is refused, as +k already is in a definition, so the two paths agree.
Winkel Tripel's default parallel (point 1): I confirmed both readings. As a coordinate system (projinfo, pyproj, WKT) a bare +proj=wintri is at 0; the proj program takes acos(2/π). The reader's 0 is right for files, and the comments and the data guide now say which is which.
One last fix missed the merge and is in #1822: the map checked +lat_1 for every world projection where the reader reads it for Winkel Tripel only.
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Summary
RustGIS draws maps in Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel and Eckert IV, and since #1585 writes them as WKT, but it couldn't read them back.
read_wkt'scustom()had no arm forNatural_Earth,Winkel_TripelorEckert_IV, and every custom system is checked through proj4rs, which doesn't definenatearth,wintrioreck4. So a Shapefile, GeoPackage, FlatGeobuf or GeoTIFF in one of them, and the ESRI codes 54077, 53077, 54012 and 53012, was read as longitude/latitude with a note.Following the issue:
rustgis_geom::world: the formulas move fromrustgis-map'sworldintorustgis-geom, asSinusoidalis. They gain what a file's system needs and the map didn't read: the false easting and northing, and Winkel Tripel's standard parallel.World::newgives what the map computed before (no offsets, Winkel's own parallel), sorustgis-mapre-exports the module and draws exactly as it did.crs.rs: a transformer kind fornatearth,wintriandeck4, built like the ellipsoidal equidistant cylindrical one. The projection is computed on a sphere of the datum's semi-major axis (or+R), as PROJ computes these spherical projections. The datum (ellipsoid, shift to WGS 84, prime meridian) is applied on longitude/latitude by proj4rs. The parameters every projection shares (centre, offsets, unit, axes) are read by proj4rs from the same definition witheqcin place of the projection. Axes other than east and north,+over, a scale other than 1 and a standard parallel at a pole are refused with an error, as for the other projections RustGIS computes.wkt.rs:custom()arms for the three names. WKT2's method names (Natural Earth,Winkel Tripel,Eckert IV) and Esri's arrive at the same arms, and WKT2's "Latitude of 1st standard parallel" is already read asstandard_parallel_1. Axes pointing west or south are refused as for sinusoidal. A parameter that isn't a finite number (1e400) is refused, as a Web Mercator one already is. The reader leaves such a value out, so it would otherwise be taken as not given: a parallel of 0, or a centre of 0°. (From the review.)World::inversegave the east edge as -180°. It now keeps ±180° as PROJ gives it, asSinusoidalandEqcalready do.Raster::compute_extentalso checks, for these projections, whether points on each side of the antimeridian and on the poles are in the grid. The edge samples miss them when the grid's edges are a little past the outline, as a warp leaves them, because the grid's corners are off the outline. (From the review.)Winkel Tripel's standard parallel. PROJ 9.8.1 takes 0 for
+proj=wintriwithout+lat_1. I checked with pyproj 3.8.0, at the projection level and through a CRS, which writesstandard_parallel_1as 0. RustGIS now does the same. A definition or WKT without the parallel is read at 0, andproj4_to_wktwrites 0 for it. A file's parallel is read as it is given; GDAL, Esri and PROJ always write one. The map's Winkel Tripel preset is at Winkel's own parallel, acos(2/π) ≈ 50.46°. Its definition used to leave that unsaid, and the writer filled Winkel's parallel in for any definition without one. The preset now gives it as+lat_1=50.459776252189805. So a map exported in Winkel Tripel still writes Winkel's parallel, and the map reads the parallel from the definition, as the reader does. (The first version of this PR read a missing parallel as Winkel's; the review pointed out that this differs from PROJ without saying so.) The data guide says so.The data guide lists the three among the methods read from WKT, with the ESRI codes.
The formulas are the ones
rustgis-mapalready had, moved. No code was taken from PROJ; pyproj gave only the reference values the tests check.Not changed: the map still draws these at their centre without offsets, whatever
+x_0or+y_0a map code gives. No map code gives them: the map takes a preset, an EPSG code or an ESRI code from its table, not a file's system. ESRI's Winkel Tripel NGS pair (53042, 54042,+lat_1=50.467) stays out of the ESRI table. The table's header now says they're candidates to add, since the map reads+lat_1.Testing
raster::wkt::tests::world_projections_are_read:crs_of_code, place the same points as PROJ, on WGS 84 and on ESRI's spheres.+proj=wintricentred on 60°W with offsets, GDAL's WKT1 without the parameter, and the WKT written from that definition. Each places the two points where PROJ 9.8.1 does. Reproduced first: with 6e5616c's code, the bare definition put 10°E 50°N at x = 5,291,521 m, where PROJ puts it at 6,707,317 m.raster::wkt::tests::world_projections_proj4rs_lacks_are_written: the map preset's definition is written withstandard_parallel_150.459776252189805, and a bare one with 0, as PROJ writes it. Reproduced first: on 6e5616c the bare one was written with 50.459776252189805.raster::wkt::tests::world_projections_refuse_a_parameter_that_isnt_a_number: WKT1 Winkel Tripel with its parallel or its centre at1e400, Natural Earth with its centre at-1e400, and WKT2 Winkel Tripel with its parallel at1e400are each refused. Reproduced first: on 6e5616c the first was read without error, at Winkel's parallel.raster::tests::a_whole_world_in_a_world_projection_has_a_world_wide_extent, for each of the three:Reproduced first: on 6e5616c, Natural Earth on the outline reached only 170.97° east.
world::tests::round_trips_and_outlines(geom) also checks that the edges come back on their own side: 180° and -180° centred on 0°, -150° centred on 30°. Reproduced first: on 6e5616c both edges of a world centred on 0° came back as -180°.projection::tests::world_presets_draw_where_their_definitions_are_read(map): the Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel and Eckert IV presets, and Winkel Tripel centred on 150°E, draw three points whereCrs::parseof their definitions places them. The Winkel Tripel preset is at PROJ 9.8.1's position for Winkel's parallel. This guards the map and the reader agreeing. It passed on 6e5616c too, where both read a missing parallel as Winkel's.world::tests::against_proj(geom): the unit-sphere formulas against PROJ 9.8.1 at the same two points, Winkel Tripel atlat_1=0and at Winkel's parallel.round_trips_and_outlines, moved fromrustgis-map, also runs with offsets, another centre andlat_1=0.The reference positions and WKT texts came from pyproj 3.8.0 (PROJ 9.8.1).
Reproduced first: with the code changes set aside (6240dc0) and only the new
wkt.rstest added, it fails at its first read, GDAL's WKT1 for Natural Earth: "the Natural_Earth projection isn't supported".On Windows 11 x64, based on 6240dc0, these pass for 9f64ef0:
cargo fmt --all --check,cargo clippy -p rustgis-geom -p rustgis-data -p rustgis-map --all-targets -- -D warningsandcargo xtask layers;cargo test -p rustgis-geom --lib(67),cargo test -p rustgis-data --lib(948) andcargo test -p rustgis-map --lib(275);custom_projections_switch_keep_scale_query_and_render,a_layout_pdf_georeferences_its_map_framesandexport_map_to_geotiff_keeps_the_maps_projection.One side effect, from reading the code (no test covers it): a GeoTIFF export of a map in one of these projections is still refused. It now gives the export's own "can't be described in a GeoTIFF … export a PNG" error, rather than proj4rs's error about the projection, because
Crs::customnow accepts the definition andgeotiff::describesrefuses it.For the browser,
cargo check --locked --target wasm32-unknown-unknown -p rustgis-webwithRUSTFLAGS=-D warningspasses.Not run: the whole of
cargo xtask ci(the engine and analysis suites among it), the browser build itself, and Linux or macOS.UI evidence
No visible UI change.
Related issue
Closes #1701
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