[Tagging] Feature Proposal - RFC - boundary=forestry(_compartment) relations (Was "Feature Proposal - RFC - boundary=forest(_compartment) relations")

brad bradhaack at fastmail.com
Sat Feb 13 19:46:26 UTC 2021


I'm not clear on how boundary=forestry & boundary=protected_area, 
protect_class=6 are distinguished.  In the wiki you say that some 
protected_areas should be forestry because the primary goal is 
forestry.  That seems very subjective.     In the wiki you say that US 
Nat Forest are protected_area, but French forests aren't, even though 
they have the same protections?   I see a lot of confusion and overlap 
here.
I think there needs to be a sharper division.

On 2/13/21 4:24 AM, David Marchal via Tagging wrote:
> Dear mappers and taggers,
>
> The boundary=forestry(_compartment) proposal 
> (https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/boundary%3Dforestry(_compartment)_relations) 
> has recently known significant changes: it now
>
>   * deprecates landuse=forest, as it replaces it and removes its
>     confusion between forestry areas and wooded areas;
>   * designates natural=wood for modelling wooded areas, managed or not;
>   * deprecates landcover=trees, which is a duplicate of natural=wood;
>   * includes more explainations and examples about the problems with
>     current tagging and how the new tagging proposes to handle them.
>
> Thanks to all people who reviewed the proposal and made suggestions or 
> asked for clarifications! Do you folks have questions or comments the 
> proposal still does not address?
>
> Awaiting your answers,
>
> Regards.
>
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