[Tagging] Feature Proposal - RFC - Obstacle
Konfrare Albert
lakonfrariadelavila at gmail.com
Wed Oct 17 18:13:07 BST 2012
Hi!
We have taken a few days of discussion with key *«Obstacle»* (it derives
from «Difficult_Passability»... I have tried to answer all questions and I
have been added the proposals. I apologize if in any case it has not been:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/Obstacle
Do you think that something isn't right or need more revisions? There are
some inconsistencies? More suggestions or doubts?
I think that the page needs to be cleaned, but all seems me important...
Any suggestions?
Thanks a lot! (and thanks for the comments received)
ALBERT
2012/10/14 Konfrare Albert <lakonfrariadelavila at gmail.com>
> Hi John!
>
> I like the problem that you proposed ;)
>
> I'm thinking in a very hard condition...
> I propose different solutions:
>
> 1. First, you must evaluate the obstacles. Probably one will be better
> for pass. For example, the heap permites the pass to pedestrians but the
> hole is difficult to cross it. More landslides could be occured. In this
> case I propose to use:
> - NODE or WAY with tags:
> - obstacle=hole
> - obstacle:bicycle=heap
> - hazard_prone=yes
> - hazard_type=landslide
> - (optionally) obstacle_description: Landslide with heaps and
> holes, and more landslides risk.
> 2. Other option (not the best) would be use two nodes (In this
> example, I use the generic «obstacle», that represents impediment for
> pedestrians). The nodes must be over the highway, therefore one will be
> first and the other last:
> - 1st NODE with tags:
> - obstacle=hole
> - 2n NODE with tags:
> - obstacle=heap
> - Chunk of way affected:
> - hazard_prone=yes
> - hazard_type=landslide
> 3. Other option (the bad, for me) could be:
> - NODE or WAY with tags:
> - obstacle=yes
> - obstacle_description= Landslide with heaps and holes, and more
> landslides risk.
> - hazard_prone=yes
> - hazard_type=landslide
>
> If there isn't risk of more landslides, you must omit the «hazard» tags.
>
> If only there is risk of landslide that not occured, there aren't
> objective obstacles in the trail, only a warning. In this case, I propose
> to use:
>
> - NODE or WAY with the tags:
> - hazard_prone=yes
> - hazard_type=landslide
>
> I hope I have answered your question ;)
> Thanks and regards!
>
> PD: This mail will be sticked to the discussion page.
>
> ALBERT
>
>
> 2012/10/14 John F. Eldredge <john at jfeldredge.com>
>
>
>>
>>
>> Would the same landslide tag be used both where part of the hill above
>> the road had slid into the road, and where part of the road had slid
>> downhill, leaving a hole?
>>
>> Also, how would you tag a point where cracks had started to appear, but
>> the full-scale landslide hadn't happened yet?
>> --
>> John F. Eldredge -- john at jfeldredge.com
>> "Reserve your right to think, for even to think wrongly is better than
>> not to think at all." -- Hypatia of Alexandria
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