Joseph, yes, we are on the way! So, I will try a test with a node and see if that works.
Next geojson: In the project definition there are 3 fields: Project Name (is this just a human friendly name? or is it machine readable, relevant to my sds:key?) Tag Fields Definition (JSON): I saw an example of this from "Simple Survey", but, it is pretty light. Presets: definitely JOSM presets Simple Survey project has the only example: http://sds.dev.hotosm.org/projects/3 Here is the geojson for the tagging presets, and then the XML for the presets. My question is, is this stuff required? Should I just get started and find out? - Tags Definition (JSON): [ { "type": "text", "tag": "hot:simple:name", "en": "Name" }, { "type": "text", "tag": "hot:simple:mobile", "id": "Nomor Handphone", "en": "Mobile" }, { "type": "date", "tag": "hot:simple:date", "id": "Tanggal", "en": "Date" }, { "type": "select", "tag": "hot:simple:choice", "en": "Choice", "options": [ "yes", "no", "maybe", "of course" ] } ] <presets xmlns="http://josm.openstreetmap.de/tagging-preset-1.0"; author="Kate Chapman" description="Building collection presets for Indonesia" shortdescription="Buildings" version="1.0"> <item name="Building Survey"> <key key="building" value="yes"/> <text key="hot:simple:name" text="Name"/> <text key="hot:simple:mobile" text="Mobile"/> <text key="hot:simple:date" text="Date"/> <combo key="hot:simple:choice" text="Choice" values="yes,no,maybe" default=" " delete_if_empty="true"/> </item> </presets> -- Alex On Mon, Jun 9, 2014 at 5:37 PM, Joseph Reeves <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Alex, > > > Kate says I need to associate with a "feature" and I am still working on > understanding what a feature is. Is that a multipoint geojson object? Is > a doorway a feature if it is a way? Should I be associating with buildings > instead? I am thinking that nodes are not features, then? > > I'm just jumping in without knowing what your project is. but I would > guess that the feature Kate is suggesting is any OSM feature: a way or a > node. > > A doorway represented in OSM as a way would work, but a node would > presumably be easier (just from a recording point of view). > > My memory of SDS is hazy, but I'm pretty sure that a OSM node works as an > associable feature; in a doorway example, therefore, you'd put the building > into OSM, tag the doorway and associate your SDS entry with the doorway > feature ID. > > For example. Lincoln College is your building: > > http://www.openstreetmap.org/way/113000693 > > Your door: > > http://www.openstreetmap.org/node/2373213127 > > So your SDS data is tied to the feature: node 2373213127. > > Does that help at all? > > Cheers, Joseph > > > > > > > > > >> Hello, >> >> I am asking for help with SDS. Could someone give me an overview of how >> to setup my SDS (Separate DataStaore) project? >> >> I have read the introduction PDF available on GitHub. I am looking for >> lower level information. I also have Emor's doc on setup of JOSM. >> >> We are surveying "people doing things" and associating that information >> with the location of the doorway of a building where they are doing things. >> >> Kate says I need to associate with a "feature" and I am still working on >> understanding what a feature is. Is that a multipoint geojson object? Is >> a doorway a feature if it is a way? Should I be associating with buildings >> instead? I am thinking that nodes are not features, then? >> >> I am asking for help to setup the geojson for the project, and for >> information about "other setup files" if any. >> >> I have specific question, should I put every tag I will use into the >> geojson definition? >> I saw in JOSM where i define my key for SDS. Is this supposed to match >> my SDS project name? >> What other advice can you provide about setting up the project correctly >> the first time around, what things I might miss later? >> >> Thank you very much, >> >> -- >> Alex >> >> _______________________________________________ >> HOT mailing list >> [email protected] >> https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/hot >> >> >
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