電力線以外 (電話回線やインターネット回線) は対象外。

電力線とともに電話線がある場合でも、communication=lineは使用しない (このタグは海上ケーブルなどを対象としている)。

配電線 (送電線ではない)

power=minor_line
frequency=60 ← 関西は60、関東は50

三相6600V (高圧)

voltage=6600
cables=3
circuits=1

単相±100V

voltage=100; 200
cables=3
circuits=1

三相200V & 単相±100V (工場用)

voltage=100; 200
cables=4
circuits=2

電線の終端 (住宅などへの引き込み部分)

power=terminal
line_attachment=anchor

電線の分岐点 (電柱無し)

power=connection
cables=電線の本数

電柱

power=pole
line_attachment=anchor
material=concrete
operator=*
ref=*

変圧器付きの電柱 (単相) 6600V→±100V

変圧器は1個

transformer=yes
location=outdoor
voltage:primary=6600
voltage:secondary=200;100
phases:primary=1
phases:secondary=1

変圧器付きの電柱 (三相) 6600V→三相200V & 単相±100V

変圧器は2個

transformer=yes
location=outdoor
voltage:primary=6600
voltage:secondary=200;100
phases:primary=3
phases:secondary=3

building=residential
building:level=地上の階数 ← (2階建ての場合は2)
addr:*=住所

一世帯住宅

building=house

★他の世帯と壁を共有しない一世帯住宅 (最も一般的な一軒家)

building=detached

他の世帯と壁のみを共有する一世帯住宅 (壁越しに住んでいる)

building=semidetached_house

★集合住宅 (アパート/マンション)

building=apartments
building:flats=部屋数
name=アパート名

operator=管理会社の名前
operator:wikidata=Q00000 ← 管理会社のウィキデータ項目
operator:phone=電話番号 ← 管理会社の電話番号
operator:website=URL ← 管理会社の公式サイト
operator:addr:*=住所 ← 管理会社の住所

owner=大家さんの名前
smoking=yes/no ← 喫煙可能かどうか
wheelchair=yes/no/limited ← 車椅子で利用できるかどうか

vir: Hišna imena

Dodano:

• 2025-07-13: Polje pri Vodicah
• 2025-07-13: Adergas
• 2025-07-14: Medvode - Preska
• 2025-07-15: Medvode
• 2025-07-16: Medvode - Svetje

タグ付けに関する個人的なメモを書いています。

間違っている所があるかもしれません。間違いを見つけたらコメントしていただければ幸いです。

下に追記していきます。ある程度まとまったら別のエントリに移す予定です。

住所

地番と住居表示

地番

• addr:block_number=地番 (基本的に数字)
• addr:housenumber=支号 (必ず数字)

住居表示

• addr:block_number=街区符号 (基本的に数字)
• addr:housenumber=住居番号 (必ず数字)

字

• 字 (あざ)
• 大字 (おおあざ)
• 小字 (こあざ)

郵便番号

原則、町域 (町の名称から丁目を除く部分および大字の区域) までが表される。

電話番号

OSMではDIN 5008の書式で記述。

• 電話番号はスペースで区切る。
• 加入者番号と内線番号の間はハイフンで区切る。

国際電話から掛けられない電話番号 (フリーダイヤル、ナビダイヤル)

• contact:phoneではなくcontact:phone:JPを使用する。他のタグも同じく:JPを付ける。
• 国内電話の形式で記述する。
• 例: contact:phone:JP=0120 XXX YYY
• 0120, 0800, 0570

携帯電話

• 法律的には0X0-YYYY-ZZZZではなく0X0-YYY-ZZZZZとなる。
• DINにすると+81 X0 YYY ZZZZZとなる。

Tim ban kb 4 phuong

Questions

1. Does OSM track the last time a user made an diary entry?
2. Does the last map edit timestamp on a user’s profile indicate only the edits made to maps or diaries and notes as well?

https://osmand.net/blog/15-years/

Most of our mapping parties, if not all, start with a brief introduction. The newbies are informed about the various benefits of using and contributing to OpenStreetMap, such as massive improvements to the individual’s privacy and an easy mechanism to correct data.

However, I have been wondering if this approach is the optimal path. This doubt started nagging me after I picked up The Theory of the Leisure Class by Thorstein Veblen. If class distinctions are really so pervasive as theorized in the book, shouldn’t we try to incorporate these findings in our promotion of OSM in mapping parties and everywhere else?

A clear description of the context would be in order. Though our existing method of extolling the benefits of OSM is good, I don’t think it is the best one for India. India has, unfortunately, one of the lowest proportion of people contributing to social activities. In conversation with my friends, I often find them considering the idea of “doing something for free” repugnant. Maybe its due to the oppressive nature of the Indian classes, where people’s aspirations are mostly reduced to the singular objective of rising above their current class. Whatever is the reason, we can at least conclude that the current system of promoting OSM is unsatisfactory in the context of India.

We can, for instance, try to frame OSM as a hobby and actively compare the intensity of mapping activity with other mappers (say, by focusing on the heat map that is displayed on the OSM profile page). Setting aside the moral considerations this entails, I believe this approach is likely to bring some interesting results. People may or may not be excited by the idea of increasing their reputation by performing conspicuous leisure in the form of contributions. However, it must be tested on field before we derive any conclusions.

This diary entry was first posted on my website under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

Journal de contributeur – Relevés lampadaires à Jassans-Riottier (Avril – Août 2025)

Depuis avril 2025, j’ai entrepris un travail de terrain minutieux pour cartographier les lampadaires dans la commune de Jassans-Riottier (01). Mon objectif principal : relever les numéros de référence (ref) visibles sur place et les intégrer dans OpenStreetMap.

Chiffres clés

1 253 lampadaires présents dans OSM sur la zone

835 lampadaires référencés avec un ref visible

418 lampadaires sans ref dans OSM (lampadaires non numérotés ou refs absentes)

Numérotation maximale terrain connue : 1 357 lampadaires

Environ 100 lampadaires à cartographier encore pour atteindre la numérotation maximale

Méthode

Relevés terrain par secteur, avec photos et vérification

Comparaison des données OSM, Overpass, et numérisations communales

Gestion des cas particuliers (lampadaires remplacés, refs effacées, numérotation partielle)

Mises à jour régulières sur OSM

Résultats

Ce travail améliore significativement la qualité des données d’éclairage public sur OSM dans la région, facilitant la maintenance et le suivi des infrastructures. Cela contribue aussi à la précision des cartes et des services dépendants de ces données.

À venir

Finalisation des relevés à Jassans-Riottier prévue pour fin octobre 2025

Compléter la numérotation sur les lampadaires sans ref

• Complete Notes
• Finish inputting bus routes
• Finish the inside of the MUB
• Colors, heights, and 3D models of the buildings
• Stoke / Paul College area needs love

Who am I ?

I have been retired since 2020 after a long career in networking and IT security.

Since then, I’ve spent my time walking (nothing too ambitious: no mountains, but still around 2,000 km per year) and doing math (a lifelong hobby, mainly algebra focused on functional equations).

I discovered OSM very recently (spring 2025) when switching from Windows to Linux MINT and trying out my first smartphone with LineageOS (a de-Googled Android).

what follows is of course only my personal opinion

At first, I thought it was just a freely editable map application, before realizing that it is in fact:

• a global geospatial database with open contributions, listing and exposing only data that is free of rights, under the most permissive licenses possible.

• a vast open-source application ecosystem leveraging this geospatial database for a wide variety of uses:

  • to contribute or make smart, efficient, even fun use of it.

    • Tools I’ve looked at and used: Id, JOSM, OsmTracker, Osmose, StreetComplete, taginfo, overpass, panoramax, NSI
    • Tools I’ve only skimmed so far: MapRoulette, Mon Commerce OSM, Libre Charge Map, H.O.T.

  • to use the database for various purposes aimed at diverse audiences:

    • The one that led me to OSM: OsmAnd, then leaflet and uMap
    • Also cartes.app, and a bunch of hiking and cycling apps that I’ve only briefly glimpsed.
• and of course, a set of proprietary applications built on the OSM database (not always with proper attribution, by the way)

So I created an account, joined OpenStreetMapFrance (not mandatory), and tried to understand enough of the principles, limitations, and recommendations to contribute effectively.

I’m now a regular reader of the WIKI and the forum (even though I sometimes struggle to follow whole conversations – such as those about hiking route relations, linear or networked…).

… See full entry

Espero está sea mi ubicación exacta

peta

For Turkey: _{(For Ankara, see keyyushi.)}

• Revert/tag correction operations

• Map verification

• Heat Map

• Changeset discussions

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Latest OSM Contributors 🇹🇷

Suspicious OSM Changesets ^{It is recommended to change the parameters!}

Changesets requesting review

test

Kex Gill (humorously named the “Côte de Blubberhouses” for a stage of the 2014 Tour de France) is a road in Yorkshire between Harrogate and Skipton. Part of it is gradually sliding down the valley that it is built half-way up the side of and is being rebuilt; it was the access tags on bridleways there that caught my eye in the first place.

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The twenty-fourth development diary marks the most significant milestone in OpenStreetMap-NG’s journey to date: the launch of our public test instance. After months of intensive development, we’re finally excited to show it all off! This isn’t just a technical achievement—it’s a pivotal moment in our mission to revolutionize open-source mapping.

🔖 You can read other development diaries here:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/NorthCrab/diary/

⭐ This project is open-source — join us today:
https://github.com/openstreetmap-ng/openstreetmap-ng

🛈 This initiative is not affiliated with the OpenStreetMap Foundation.

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Public Test Instance Launch 🚀

• 🗺️ Public Instance (osm.ng)
• 📖 Testing Guide

OpenStreetMap-NG is now live for public testing at osm.ng. This milestone represents months of intensive development, optimization, and preparation to create a stable testing environment for the community. Every mapper, developer, and OpenStreetMap enthusiast can now experience what we’ve been envisioning as the next generation of mapping platforms.

The test environment runs completely independently from the main OpenStreetMap infrastructure. It features the complete OpenStreetMap dataset while providing a safe playground for experimentation and feedback. You can explore all the functionality without worrying about affecting live data—perfect for giving the platform a thorough evaluation.

Liftoff! We have a liftoff, 32 minutes past the hour. Liftoff on Apollo 11.

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CloudFerro Infrastructure Partnership

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OpenStreetMap went viral! Well, sort of.

A recent Instagram video highlighted an area where Pokémon Go had better trail coverage than Google Maps. You can see for yourself:

Original Instagram Post

OSM Town Mastodon Mirror

Currently, the video has over 12.6 million views and 733 thousand likes!

As you probably know, Pokémon Go uses OSM for its map data. So it’s cool seeing it acknowledged that OSM data performed better, even if it was misguided as a compliment towards Pokémon Go/Niantic.

With a little bit of searching, I found the path that they were on: Way #518694188. Added 8 years ago by BikeRoad.

Hallo,

ich konnte nichts finden und habe auch noch keine gute Idee wie man das hier mappt:

https://www.mapillary.com/app/?lat=53.099685400002016&lng=11.111625099998037&z=17&mapStyle=Mapillary+light&pKey=430649206064710&focus=photo

Wer kann helfen?

Netten Gruß bwbuz

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