MFlamm's Comments
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85600664 | about 5 years ago | Hello again,
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85600664 | about 5 years ago | Well, it depends which section you are talking about. As a matter of fact, the new cycle lanes/tracks in most places have taken over the full width of a car lane, are separated by a continuous yellow line and on several places authorities have placed temporary cycleway signs (blue bicycle signs). For all those reasons, cycleway=track seems more appropriate to me. Do you see road sections where my coding choices seem inappropriate? |
84385671 | about 5 years ago | Bonjour,
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72674864 | over 5 years ago | Bonjour,
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83927935 | over 5 years ago | Hello, Thanks for the explanation. That seems indeed a legitimate source.
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83927935 | over 5 years ago | Hello (again), Can you please explain more precisely what plan you are using as source and why you believe that is a legitimate source.
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82707113 | over 5 years ago | Hello, you are indicating that your map improvements are based on maps of the swiss federal office of Topography. This is not a legitimate source, because it is not allowed to copy informations from their maps into OSM. Please stop copying other maps! (and read again the fundamental terms that you agreed upon when registering. See also: osm.wiki/Copyright |
83896166 | over 5 years ago | An additional hint: I am taking care of bicycle related data in order to optimize bicycle route calculation. OSM is used as the source data for most cycling related applications and so it is perfect to have up-to-date information. If you detect anything that is wrong regarding foot or cycleways, do not hesitate to send me a mail and I will take care of the mapping. It is quite tricky to map in a way that routing algorithms find the best routes...
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83896166 | over 5 years ago | Those two streets are currently correctly tagged as pedestrian streets with passage allowed for bicycles. So please do not correct anything there!
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83896166 | over 5 years ago | OK, thanks for the precisions. But did you know that there are tags that would have allowed to mark the area as "under construction" (see: osm.wiki/Key:construction)? And there is also the possibility to use the tag "access=no" to indicate that currently no passage is possible... In such cases, it is wiser to keep the old information and to add these tags instead of simply deleting the road. In some time, there will at least be a passage for pedestrians in front of the building. Are you going to take care of updating the map again when the construction is finished?
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83896166 | over 5 years ago | Sorry to insist, but I also know quite well Geneva and I am totally aware that the area has been remodeled (and I assume that the works are still not totally finished, isn't it?).
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83893052 | over 5 years ago | Bonjour Romain,
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83896166 | over 5 years ago | Hello,
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83811707 | over 5 years ago | J'ai notamment enlevé des restrictions de circulation qui n'existent pas sur le terrain.
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81785664 | over 5 years ago | Bonjour Jonathan,
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82642320 | over 5 years ago | Bonjour Marc,
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77531247 | over 5 years ago | Merci pour les précisions et pas de nécessité de confirmation photo. Il semble effectivement qu’il y a une petite erreur dans la couche "Marquages routiers" du SITG (à moins que cette dernière ait été ajustée en amont de travaux de marquage à venir, mais cela serait assez surprenant vu que d’habitude il y a plutôt un délai de quelques semaines entre les modifications sur le terrain et les adaptations dans le SITG). D’ailleurs, les orthophotos plus récentes tendent à confirmer qu’il n’y a pas eu de modification de marquage depuis 2011 (comme elles sont plus floues, c’est moins évident d’être complètement affirmatif). Cela dit, j’ai quand même corrigé le dessin du carrefour, car il n’y a pas à proprement parler de voie pour tourner à gauche. A mon avis, on est plutôt sur un marquage permettant une dérogation quand les conditions de trafic le permettent. Et, dans ce cas, le mouvement de rejoindre l’entrée du temple est probablement aussi réalisable. Avec mon correctif, le tourne à gauche reste possible puisqu’il n’y a pas d’indication d’interdiction dans les données OSM. A titre de comparaison, la (très courte) voie de bifurcation sur la place de l’autre côté de l’avenue Pictet-Rochemont me semble elle permettre le dessin spécifique de la voie. Enfin, j’ai remarqué qu’il y a une autre incohérence dans le SITG sur le mouvement Rue de Jargonnant => Rte de Frontenex: le tourne-à-droite sur Pictet-Rochemont est autorisé selon marquage, mais interdit selon signalisation verticale. Il serait intéressant de vérifier ce point-là sur place, mais je n’en aurai pas l’occasion avant plusieurs semaines... Bien cordialement, Michael Flamm |
77531247 | over 5 years ago | Bonjour,
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76456568 | almost 6 years ago | I checked the rendering when mapped as a way and, you are right, it is rendered as shown in the wiki... and is therefore almost invisible for a map reader (in particular for tourists that are interested in seeing where the blocks are actually located along the "Sentier des Toblerones". Maybe the rendering style should be changed, ideally as a line with blocks on it!?
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76456568 | almost 6 years ago | Thanks for your hint. I had seen that tag and tested it, but it is not rendered... Do you think it is problematic to use single block nodes instead? |