[Talk-pt] Road numbering in Portugal

[Claudius Henrichs]

So just to make sure Google and me understood your portugese correctly:

The *correct* tagging for Estradas Nacionais would be:

ref=EN 329

The *incorrect* tagging would be:

ref=EN329 (without space)
ref=N 329
ref=N329
ref=329

Additionally I would remove "Estradas Nacionais" or "EN329" from the 
name-tag. Right?

So to take an example: http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/way/25410709

Currently it's tagged like this:

name: Estrada Nacional 108
ref: N108

and I would change it to just:

ref: EN 108

Thanks again for your replies. Bom mapping :P

Claudius

Am 17.01.2011 23:02, Victor Ferreira:
> Viva no Wiki diz explicitamente:
> /highway=primary/. Estradas Nacionais (EN, lista aqui 
> <http://www.estradasdeportugal.pt/index.php/prn/152-complementar-ens>).
> E na lista das estradas de Portugal (oficial) tem EN
> http://www.estradasdeportugal.pt/index.php/prn/152-complementar-ens
> Nos mapas convencionais (em papel) sempre apareceu assim.
> Victor
>
> On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 8:39 PM, Francisco DOS SANTOS 
> <f.dos.santos at free.fr <mailto:f.dos.santos at free.fr>> wrote:
>
>
>     > Ok, thanks for the heads up.
>     > The road numbers listed in the wiki page is correct:
>     > it's IP, IC, EN, ER, etc, as indicated in the page.
>     > Victor
>     >
>     Só venho de reparar o caso das nacionais !
>     Devemos codificar ref=EN2 e não ref=N2 ?
>
>     Se fora o caso, vou completar o wiki porque a pagina :
>     http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Estradas
>     Não diz nada sobre o ref.
>     E a pagina :
>     http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Rede_das_principais_estradas_de_Portugal
>     Uso o N e não EN.
>
>     E um ponto que precisa ser esclarecido, cada pais tem o seu
>     sistema (em
>     frança por exemplo usemos o N e não RN, e temos um espaço entre a
>     letra
>     e o numero : N 2).
>
>     > On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 10:14 AM, Claudius Henrichs
>     > <claudius.h at gmx.de <mailto:claudius.h at gmx.de>> wrote:
>     >         Bom dia!
>     >
>     >         sorry for posting in English, but I feel this to be a
>     relevant
>     >         information and question.
>     >         Some of you actively mapping in Portugal may have seen
>     altely
>     >         some increased activity from some german mappers. This is
>     >         because a user who is active in quality assurance has run a
>     >         "connection check" over the portugese OSM data. This check
>     >         searches for roads that are crossing without bridge or
>     tunnel.
>     >         There is a list with those errors on the wiki [1] and every
>     >         user can take a block of 100 errors, leave a note in the
>     wiki
>     >         that he is dealing with them and try to fix these.
>     Fixing the
>     >         errors is much easier now with the help of Bing imagery.
>     >
>     >         I feel that it would have definitely been nicer to have
>     >         informed the portugese OSM community *before* starting this
>     >         campaign, but better late than never.
>     >
>     >         Now to my personal question on mapping in Portugal: I have
>     >         read a bit about the road network and number in Portugal on
>     >         the english wikipedia [2]. I see that you have some new road
>     >         numbers starting with "IP" and "IC" that were assigned
>     in the
>     >         2000 Plano Rodoviário Nacional. And then you have the older
>     >         estradas nacionais given out in the 1945 Plano Rodoviário
>     >         Nacional. I already checked the OSM wiki project page for
>     >         Portugal [3] but could not find any recommendation about how
>     >         to tag these. Shall I use "EN329" or "N329"? Same goes
>     for the
>     >         estradas regionais: Should we use "ER32" or "R32"? Thanks in
>     >         advance for your help.
>     >
>     >         Regards,
>     >         Claudius
>

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