Bienvenue! Il y a beaucoup de mappeur dans la Belgique, vous pouvez nous trouvez sur https://riot.im/app/#/room/#osmbe:matrix.org

Have a look at http://resultmaps.neis-one.org/oooc?zoom=14&lat=60.80916065&lon=21.41064225&layers=B0T

DWG is doing a good job. I don’t think they block if they don’t have to; and newbies messing up often respond well on changeset comments.

Hey Fernando,

Thanks for bringing this proposal into my attention. I’ve chimed in as well.

paving_pattern=* would indeed be better. However, then I’m still missing something to declare the type/size of the stone (e.g. square:50 instead of paving_stones:50, rectangular, …) It would also make the ‘top level’ -tag easier to use, as it has less options.

I’m a fan. Let’s write a wiki proposal for this… Just finding time

Consensus is mostly based on what I read on the wiki and wikipedia.

Most mappers indeed don’t know all these different kinds of paving stone. For those, I would propose to add a tag “paving_stone:type” or something similar. This way, the ‘surface=paving_stones’ still makes a sturdy database.

As I’m not an expert on paving_stones, I’d love a diary which explains the differences as well!

Smoothness can be somewhat subjective. Smoothness ‘good’ might mean that it’s good to drive with a mountainbike, but not rollerskates.

Or it might mean that the sett is freshly laid and still flat, whereas old sett tends to sink in the ground on parts…

That’s why I decided map the very measurable patterns.

And although I prefer the term sett over cobblestone, using cobblestone is still better than no information at allL.

Hey mygeomatic,

This should be possible; introduce a parameter as described, and use <select value="..." t="name" v="Street Name">

Hey,

I have no experience with BRouter. Perhaps drop them an email and ask about it?

Or perhaps just test it? Testing can be done relatively easily by hard blocking a road.

Also, I have no clue on how to encode height differences.

I have no idea, I only tried this with OsmAnd, as that is what I use…

Hey @naoliv

I’ve fixed the images! I knew they were broken, but it was late yesterday evening :p