[Accessibility] english: actual state of project Data from city map for barrier free mobility in augsburg, germany, was prevously: Daten aus Stadtplan für barrierefreie Mobilität aus Augsburg

Simone Gadenz gadenz at gmail.com
Tue Jul 20 14:13:40 BST 2010


2010/7/20 <Lulu-Ann at gmx.de>
Hello list
hello Simone,

HI Lulu-Ann,

thanks for your comments and suggestions. Finally a feedback from this list.


> you write about your project in Italy for wheelchair drivers:
>
> > We would be happy to give our contribution toward definition of styles
> and
> > procedures.
>
> I am sorry to tell you, that it would have made sense to *read* what is
> already there before you make up a totally new tagging schema.
>


We obviously read the OSM's accessibility tags but as I said the project is
a participatory mapping process that make use of OSM as base map data.
The project is using OSM data but the mapping criteria and the accessibility
model were defined by the active citizens that are almost not involved, nor
interested, in OpenStreetMap.



> I do not recommend to use the italian tagging.
>

This is your point of view and personally I find it wrong as I would prefer
multilingualism. But IMO this is not the point as we have we have still to
publish the results and we have been asking for suggestions on the list and
in Girona.


>
> It was not discussed anywhere within OMS wiki or OSM accessibility mailing
> list and it will not stand the discussion for use in the future.
>

We are going to add better description when the project concludes. For now
we put only few lines:
- http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Libero_Accesso...Accesso_Libera_Tutti!
-
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/SotM_2010_session:_Libero_Accesso%E2%80%A6_%E2%80%93_mapping_the_accessibility


>
> I was very surprised to see your presentation on SOTM2010 in Girona because
> you did not publish anything about your project before.
>

I am very surprised you were surprised of the presentation at SOTM10, as we
exchanged couple of relevant messages with you through the mailing list on
the 3rd of April (check your mailbox)


>
> This is what I call a "bad example" for not being involved in the community
> in a community project.
>

What community do you refer to? It is not a project beonging to the OSM
community, it is a  project where OSM was used for a local participatory
mapping project.


>
> Hope this will get better now and you publish your ideas where they belong:
> In the wiki and here.
>

I do not see how the ideas belongs to the wiki or to the mailing list. If
you paid attention during the presentation you should know that the original
idea was by Stefano, the founder www.di-ca.org, and that the whole project
is founded by local and regional authorities.
If the OSM community is interested we will feed the data we collected back
to OSM  matching our internal schema with the existing and incomplete OSM
tags and also giving our contribution for definition of specific styles and
specific tags.


>
> Regards
> Lulu-Ann


Cheers

Simone

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