[OHM] temporal data in the OHM sandbox

Jeff Meyer jeff at gwhat.org
Wed May 22 04:55:06 UTC 2013


Erik -

Solving small problems with historical mapping is what this project is all
about!

I have no doubt that others share your exact concerns and face the exact
same challenges.

What are the specifics of these problems and how can we start hammering
them out?
If it's just the tagging concerns below, maybe we should just start
building out OHM tagging practices pages on the wiki and see how they
emerge?

I'd also be interested in anyone's thoughts about starting to integrate
schema.org-type descriptions or integrations into our tagging.

Thanks,
Jeff


On Wed, May 15, 2013 at 4:55 PM, Erik Johansson <erjohan at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Marcus.
>
> I don't know how other people use it, and I've not uploaded my data
> because of many small problems with historic mapping. But I have a
> handfull of historic buildings in Stockholm that I will upload
> sometime in the future.
>
> For the buildings I use
> start_date=1790
> end_date=1810
>
> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:start_date
>
> I also use free form tagging, these need to be more formal.
>  note="just gone from map"
>  note="demolished"
>  note="burned down"
>
> I do not map changes to the buildings, e.g.
> * reconstructions and additions.
> * church => night club
> * relocations
>
> I've tried to map name changes, But it's clunky.
>  name:1790="Frömans krog"
>
> I find it hard to verify facts, I should have added source on every
> feature I mapped, I've tried source=, but these tags are sometimes out
> of sync with the data.
>  source="map xx from 1624"
>  source:url=*
>
> It will probably take a while before I upload/share my meager data
> collection, mostly because of it being hard work with all sources,
> projections and unexplained peculiarities.
>
> I have no renderers for the data yet, except some manual one year
> snapshot with either JOSM or postgres + openlayers.
>
>
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