I'm using Mapbox vector tiles to gather specific data from a backend process. In the examples, they provide a link of a Manhattan tile:
http://a.tiles.mapbox.com/v3/examples.map-zr0njcqy/14/4823/6160.png
being the tile z/x/y coordinates 14/4823/6160
I know from navigating the map that the position of latitude 40.706119 and longitude -74.017554 is inside that tile.
I also deduct from how map works that working with zoom 14 the entire map is composed from 16384 x 16384 tiles being 14/0/0 the top left tile.
Yet taking the 180 degrees of latitude and 360 of longitude with the total tile cols and rows gives me 14/7464/4486 which is not the same tile. (Unless I didn't do it right?)
The question
How do I get the tile coordinates knowing the latitude and longitude?
Digging in mapbox-studio source code I've found this little helper object:
that can be used like this:
> var a = new SphericalMercator()
> a.xyz([-74.017554, 40.706119], 14)
Object { minX: 4823, minY: NaN, maxX: NaN, maxY: 6160 }
14/4823/6160
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29218920/how-to-find-out-map-tile-coordinates-from-latitude-and-longitude