[Talk-GB] Summer quarterly project

[Dave F]

I'd vote for fhrs:id as the next project. I'm about half way through for 
my LA. (I also like Greg's trigpoint database.)

It's worth noting that Greg's site is primarily to use the fhrs database 
for the addition of postcodes/addresses, not the ID's themselves.

For instance, it doesn't update the "Total number of FHRS 
establishments" isn't update regularly and there's no 'Relevant OSM 
nodes/ways without fhrs:id'.
A break down per classification (Pubs, Restaurants, Hospitals etc) would 
be useful as well
I'm sure this can be created on another site. (Can anyone have a 
development site similar to Greg's)?

Dan
I've found that opening hours change so often, especially with small 
indie establishments, that it's just not worth the effort. I add a 
website if available (although they seem to alter often enough).

Dave F.



On 12/09/2016 16:27, Dan S wrote:
> 2016-09-12 8:18 GMT-07:00 Robert Whittaker (OSM lists)
> <robert.whittaker+osm at gmail.com>:
>> On 11 September 2016 at 18:45, Brian Prangle <bprangle at gmail.com> wrote:
>>> Only a couple of weeks left - time to start thinking about our next
>>> quarterly project, while we see how many more farmyards we can add.
>> What about improving the mapping of eating establishments, with the
>> help of the excellent FHRS comparison site at
>> http://gregrs.dev.openstreetmap.org/fhrs/ ? Metrics might include
>> total number of amenity=(fast_food|cafe|restaurant|pub|bar) objects
>> and also the proportion with name=*, addr:postcode=* and fhrs:id=*
>> tags.
> I was thinking of suggesting something to capture opening_hours, which
> I think meshes well with Robert's suggestion. I've been using OsmAnd
> recently and realised how useful the opening hours data is when doing
> local in-situ (&offline) searches.
>
> Best
> Dan
>
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