[Tagging] Feature Proposal - Voting - /entrance/door

[Martin Koppenhoefer]

2011/12/24 Andreas Balzer <email at andreas-balzer.de>:
> Hello,
> I would like to hand in a request for voting on
> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/entrance/door. It is
> about how to tag a door which is especially useful for indoor tagging.


please note, that there are some features you suggest which are
already covered by this approved proposal:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/New_barrier_types


These "active" features are listed below "Combinations / Subtags":
barrier:key=yes/no/number of locks
barrier:biometrics=yes/no/additional - for devices equipped with a
biometric system to verify the identity of the person that seeks
entrance
barrier:rfid=yes/no/additional - for devices equipped with RFID chip readers
barrier:magnetic_stripe=yes/no/additional - for devices equipped with
magnetic stripe readers
barrier:keypad=yes/no/additional - for devices equipped with a keypad
to enter a code
barrier:video=yes/no/additional - for barriers that are surveyed by
video cameras
barrier:personnel=yes/no/additional/remote - for places where there
are humans that watch the place (if they interact via video/audio
transmission use barrier:personnel=remote )


The part of your proposal which could be modified to be closer to the
active features:
door:electricallyoperated:switch	 yes		 The door has a switch. It will
not open automatically without the user triggering the switch.
door:electricallyoperated:switch	 remote		 The door has a remote
operating as a switch. The door will not open automatically without
the remote control being operated.
door:electricallyoperated:switch	 smart_card		 The door has a switch.
The switch is operated with a smart card. The door will not open
automatically without the user sliding his smart card through or
holding it near to the sensor.
door:electricallyoperated:switch	 fingerprint		 The door has a
fingerprint reader. It will not open automatically without the user
placing a finger onto the fingerprint reader.
door:electricallyoperated:switch	 eyescan		 The door has an eye
scanner. It will not open automatically without the user looking into
the scanner.
door:electricallyoperated:switch	 proximity		 The door has a proximity
sensor. It opens or begins to turn (depending on door:type) as soon as
someone approaches the door.


cheers,
Martin