[Talk-in] Time for consensus

Shajeer Mohammed shajeer at hotmail.com
Thu Oct 16 07:21:58 BST 2008


It is great to have a dedicated person like you who can map and make changes 
to roads as their condition changes. But for most people including me, I 
rarely go back and vist the same road once its mapped. So if we cant come up 
with once standard lets then come up with 2!. Even though there are no 
standards on construction quality, number of lanes etc..., there is a 
standard on the ownership of the roads. NHAI owns all National Highways and 
Bypasses. State government PWD owns all state highways and local roads are 
owned by local civic bodies.
So looks like the disagreement is on tagging national highways and state 
highways. I guess we all agree on express ways?


Regards
Shajeer



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From: "Kenneth Gonsalves" <lawgon at au-kbc.org>
Sent: Wednesday, 15 October 2008 17:59
To: <talk-in at openstreetmap.org>
Subject: Re: [Talk-in] Time for consensus

> On Wednesday 15 October 2008 03:16:21 pm PlaneMad wrote:
>> Kenneth, the issue i see in tagging a road according to its condition is
>> that its state changes very frequently. the condition of roads here go 
>> from
>> excellent to no road and back in a period of a year. whereas its 
>> importance
>> will never change, nh67 is and will remain the preferred route even if it
>> is reduced to a dirt track because it is a strategic highway. now suppose
>> the govt relays nh67 who will update it on the map? so unless we have a
>> dedicated team travelling through every road everyday we will never know
>> the actual condition of the road?
>
> I travel on nh 67 every day - I will look after it. And after every other 
> road
> I map.
>
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> Kenneth Gonsalves
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