Helmchen42's Comments
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143642796 | 12 months ago | Ja, offensichtlich eigentlich.
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103952526 | about 4 years ago | Hallo,
Dann noch
Und zum Abschluss etwas konstruktives:
# Ich meine eigentlich führen da Rad- und Fußwegübergang auch parallel mehr oder weniger segregiert über die Verkehrsinsel. |
101458062 | over 4 years ago | Und wie scharf definiert man getrennt? Der Radweg auf der Rendsburger Landstraße stadtauswärts verläuft ab dem Fußgängerübergang hinter der Gärtnerstraße als Spur auf der Fahrban, der Gehweg ist "immerhin" noch von einem Bordstein (und physisch von parkenden Fahrzeugen) getrennt. Stadteinwärts sind sowohl Rad- als auch Fußweg "hinter" einem Bordstein - bei diesem ändert sich weiter Stadteinwärts ja nichts und im allgemeinen müsste man dann die Wege noch bis etwa zur Höhe der Haltestelle Christianistraße zurückbauen. "Die Wege haben zum Teil verschieden Beschilderung an beiden Enden." Ausgerechnet der angesprochene Weg hat am unteren Ende zur Gutenbergstraße zeigend ein traffic_sign:DE_273 von dem mir nicht ganz klar ist was es zu bedeuten hat ansonsten ist der Radschnellweg auf ganzer Länge ziemlich konsistent ausgeschildert. Teilweise überschildert, aber wenn man da welche an den neueren Zugang von der Krausstraße verschiebt (wo im Moment ja noch keine stehen) würd es wieder passen. |
101458062 | over 4 years ago | Hallo,
Ein anderer Punkt im speziellen: osm.org/way/589075791#map=19/54.33346/10.11755 muss foot=yes sein da oben am Radweg ein getrennter gepflasterter Weg für Fußgänger beginnt (auch der südliche Teil wird häufig vor allem von Läufern genutzt [Stichwort ground truth]) Über highway=service bin ich selber Meinung wie Discostu (osm.org/changeset/101746223) |
80860844 | over 4 years ago | nah, the level tag is superfluous I think, it was already there when the way's version #1 got created 11 years ago. I just didn't notice it else I would probably have deleted it. |
87228784 | about 5 years ago | eh "basn" is a typo, you are completely right it should be "basin". |
87552597 | about 5 years ago | osm.org/node/153754270 Peru, IL would have been more clear though. |
87228784 | about 5 years ago | Yes, its not in the wiki.
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59768015 | over 5 years ago | Uff, das muss ja schon zwei Jahre her sein, dass ich da vorbei gekommen bin. An der Stelle war vorher ein Spielplatz, der Baum dürfte ein Überrest davon sein. Das Gebäude ist relativ neu, sollte aber eigentlich mittlerweile fertig sein. Wenn da mal jemand vorbei kommt kann er die die anderen Bäume auf dem Grundstück auch mit abklappern. |
81591402 | over 5 years ago | My modus operandi is switching between the "b" tool for simple building shapes and the usual line tool for more complex buildings.
If there is a reason for me to keep outlines without tags I usually write that down with the "note" tag. So go forward. |
44233309 | over 6 years ago | Yeah, =residential should be correct, though #070 and #083, at least the southern part, might be debatable. #083 also seems to continue to the north - but I am just an armchair mapper from overseas :D |
67371618 | over 6 years ago | As far as Iunderstood it till now:
natural=wood --> originally any area littered with trees that is specifically not landuse=forest. If the campus is "wooded except where tagged otherwise", wouldn't it be better to add natural=wood or anything to /way/670613089 ? |
67366898 | over 6 years ago | Damn - lost a lengthy answer... I disagree, various paths that were used in these relations are pretty far from being usable. Sometimes the geometry is rather off:
Sometimes the data disregards real obstacles:
Also something I already changed two days ago, the path across the parking lot 139 north of Engineering 2 overlapped the parking aisles. In that place I made sure to add a wheelchair=yes to the respective lanes - something I admit, I should have been more vigilant about when editing in the Science Hill area. As useful as the data should be, it's usability is impaired if the geometry it is based on is inherently flawed, see points above and also some other strange cases of Engineering 2 near the Communications building I probably should have kept the entrance of the ISB next to ISB Bridge. |
67371618 | over 6 years ago | "assume it is wooded except where it is tagged otherwise" is the problem. The Natural Reserve areas were/are also tagged with "natural=wood" - and I think I can see why it was supposed to be like that, they are in large parts covered by trees and is probably considered a forest as a whole in regards to laws and other relevant topics. However the actual outline of area covered by trees is different - "except where it is tagged otherwise" - okay, we are kind of missing fitting area=residential, area=highway, landuse=meadow, natural=scrub to fill the gaps but I wanted the natural=wood to represent the outline more accurately than a shapefile originating from the designation of the protected area. So what I did was copying the geometry of the protected area to have a starting point, included "natural=wood" and then edited the outline of the copy to more closely resemble reality. Finally I removed only "natural=wood" from the original protected area so there are no overlapping areas of "natural=wood" in the data. Roughly spoken, a forest without trees should not be tagged as a forest in OSM. |
62739818 | almost 7 years ago | Hey, you created a relation for administrative boundaries with the admin level 3 in this changeset. Is there a reason for this? Especially since it's area is completely inside the AL4 Pomeranian Voivodeship? What I found when searching for "Kaszuby" was a region which should rather be
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58787117 | about 7 years ago | Outlining the area that is used for housing. The label itself doesn't show the extent of the city at all, one might use the mapped streets to get a grasp, but that might also be misleading (weak example, south west of Ashgabat ;)) I've seen that there was another outline of the city roughly adhering to the residential area, similar to what is still left for many settlements in the Ukraine or the Russian Federation. I think of those polygons as an interim stage to completely mapped administrative divisions. Mainly such polygons that should match the administrative boundaries of the city should also contain the industrial areas south of the railway track, in the north east of the city and probably the airport. All of which are probably not used for housing. However, to begin with I hope be both agree that the residential polygon for the large (and apparently pretty new) area north west of Balkanabat is useful right now. |
58416394 | over 7 years ago | Pokemon GO-Vandalismus in Änderungen in osm.org/changeset/58432534 revertiert. |
58403100 | over 7 years ago | Pokemon GO-Vandalismus in Änderungen in osm.org/changeset/58432534 revertiert. |
58416561 | over 7 years ago | Hallo, und willkommen beim OpenStreetMap-Projekt.
Nach einer kurzen Überprüfung mit den selben Luftbildern bin Ich zu dem Schluss gekommen, dass sich an der Stelle dieser Höfe kein bisher unbekannter Wallfahrtsort befindet und habe deine Änderungen in osm.org/changeset/58432534 gelöscht. |
55924383 | over 7 years ago | I am looking at the relations listed in wambachers missing boundaries analysis: https://wambachers-osm.website/index.php/10-osm-reports/1119-countries-compare-2018-01-31 Current thread (german): https://forum.openstreetmap.org/viewtopic.php?id=61207 |