[Tagging] Feature Proposal - RFC - (Traffic Signals)
fly
lowflight66 at googlemail.com
Sun Jan 18 18:02:51 UTC 2015
Additional to below I want to mention that on a micromapping style a
traffic_signal is placed one the pedistrian crossing or the stop_line. I
even came across ones one the stop_line and an addition highway=crossing
on the pedestrian crossing.
I am tagging direction=* for the direcion it faces.
Together with the :lanes tagging you do not need any relation at all but
could simply add the information on the node with :lanes tagging
cu fly
Am 18.01.2015 um 14:14 schrieb Tom Pfeifer:
> Sorry but I'm sceptical about the scheme. It adds very little value
> compared
> to its own complexity. In particular the timing of the lights is highly
> volatile
> in modern cities, and it seems impossible to collect the ground truth as a
> mapper just by observing them.
>
> Take the 2050 traffic lights in Berlin for example [1], which are
> controlled in 3 tiers.
> Each junction works autonomously with predefined programmes for
> different times
> of the day and days of the week, even if disconnected. In the next tier,
> junctions are regionally clustered, so they can sync for better traffic
> flow.
> In the third tier, they are connected with two fibre rings to the traffic
> management centre in the former airport Tempelhof buildings, where their
> cycles can
> be completely changed and adapted: to the current traffic flow or
> accidents,
> in response to mass events, and e.g. to switch a 'green corridor' for a
> state visitor.
>
> Thus as a mapper with a stop watch, you never know which of these
> programmes
> you are currently observing.
>
> Tom
+1
> [1] Ref: VMZ Berlin, 2013
>
> Lukas Schaus wrote on 2015-01-15 12:15:
>> Hello Everybody,
>>
>> please take some time to read my proposal concerning more detailed
>> modelling of traffic signals and tell me your thoughts.
>>
>> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/Traffic_Signals
>>
>> I will keep track of the discussion page and the Comments section of
>> the proposal.
>>
>> Greetings
>>
>> Lukas Schaus
>>
>
>
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