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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 5/6/20 10:46 am, Greg Troxel wrote:<br>
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Sure. I tend to think that if something is semantically sensible and
can be represented, it's good to tag it, and then rendering is another
story. I think pretty much everyone agrees that landuse=residential and
natural=wood are both sensible to represent. And that how they ought to
be rendered in a general purpose landuse/landcover style is much less
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<pre>Rendering is another area.
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<pre>My view: the render has to decide what is more 'important' - land cover or land use and then how to each group.
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<pre>I note how the land use military is mapped - strips so the land cover under it could be seen. If all land use were map similarity then that could work.
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Alternatively land cover could be represented as a symbol like tree areas symbol. Loose the background colours for all land covers and use symbols.
Land uses would then be solid covers. Does not work for wwater so I think this would lead to more problems.
I think I prefer the land use mapped as less 'important' - thus land cover gets solid colours...
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Whatever the renders decide we should map what is there, residential with or without trees, grass, flowers, scrub, whatever.
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