[talk-ph] mapping water infrastructure in Leyte

[maning sambale]

Dear Dan,

Thank you for starting this discussion. Im sure you've seen HOT's HDM.

http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Humanitarian_OSM_Tags

I believe some of what you listed are already there. In case some tags dont
exist I suggest we extend the discussion to HOT since water sources are
very relevant to Hum mapping. As Ervin already mentioned we still use
international conventions.

Maning Sambale (mobile)
On Jan 13, 2015 11:06 PM, "Ervin Malicdem" <schadow1 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Dan.
>
> Those that are on the Philippine mapping conventions are mostly those tags
> that are unique to Philippine setting; and where most of the time, hardly
> could not be seen from the wiki or Filipinos may have a hard time trying to
> think about the corresponding equivalent to international OSM tags.
>
> Yet we still refer to the other OSM tags not listed on the PH mapping
> convention.
>
> As for your questions:
> I'm not sure about how to tag a public gripo/faucet/spigot connected to a
> pipe network? > *amenity=drinking_water*
>
> + Is it important to include diameter=* (diameter in millimeters) so that
> there is no confusion between the small water pipes being mapped and the
> larger pipes more commonly mapped with this tag?
> + Is there a key that could be used with values metal/pvc to give the
> material the pipe is made from?
>
> We have no standard for this yet as we don't usually tag it with these
> info. It would be best time to discuss it.
>
>
> Ervin M.
> *Schadow1 Expeditions* - A Filipino must not be a stranger to his own
> motherland.
> http://www.s1expeditions.com
>
> On Tue, Jan 13, 2015 at 10:47 PM, Daniel Joseph <dan.b.joseph at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> As part of the long term typhoon Haiyan recovery efforts in Leyte the Red
>> Cross has plans to map water access points (and also possibly other water
>> distribution infrastructure) in a few areas. The initial purpose is for
>> better planning of water and sanitation projects. Another goal being to
>> have the area better mapped for future disaster resilience and response.
>>
>> I was wondering if people were aware of good tagging conventions used
>> elsewhere in the Philippines. The wiki page for Philippines mapping
>> conventions didn't seem to have anything. I was thinking...
>>
>> ## For access points:
>> + amenity=water (all access points)
>> + amenity=drinking_water (an additional amenity tag for points considered
>> potable)
>> + man_made:water_well, pump=yes, pump:type=hand (for wells with a hand
>> pump)
>> + natural=spring (if water is actively flowing naturally from the ground
>> at the point)
>> + access=yes (for public access)
>> + I'm not sure about how to tag a public gripo/faucet/spigot connected to
>> a pipe network?
>>
>> ## For source points:
>> + man_made=water_works (for the source of water being distributed through
>> a pipe network)
>> + man_made=reservoir_covered, type=water (for covered water reservoir)
>>
>> ## For pipe network:
>> + man_made=pipeline, substance=water
>> + location=underground/overground (for buried pipes or pipes visible
>> along the ground)
>> + Is it important to include diameter=* (diameter in millimeters) so that
>> there is no confusion between the small water pipes being mapped and the
>> larger pipes more commonly mapped with this tag?
>> + Is there a key that could be used with values metal/pvc to give the
>> material the pipe is made from?
>>
>> Comments and advice welcome. Salamat.
>>
>> Dan Joseph
>> GIS Analyst
>> International Services, American Red Cross
>>
>>
>>
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