should take that stretch of road. :-)
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entory the various collections by many iterations of
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impossible to know for sure if those results were correct.
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> I am surprised nobody has suggested a pondness or lakicity scale yet.
>
It isn't unusual outside of OSM for relative percentages of the different
meanings to be accounted for. For example for Great Pond (
https://www.topoquest.com/map.php?lat=44.5=-69.8=nad83=16
) with a surface area of
No one has to guess or derive terms - 'chapel of rest' is a specific
national-ish flavor of the more general service of 'viewing_arrangments'
by the organization responsible for a funeral. The origins of 'chapel of
rest ( and why that specific term was coined and used ) basically were born
out
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>
> Funeral viewing room sounds like a room where you can view the funeral. I
> suspect modern ones have very large screens and nice sound effects.
>
> Mvg Peter Elderson
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> > Op 27 sep. 2020 om 19:39 heeft woll...@posteo.de het volgende
> geschreven:
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> >
visit', i.e. it
survives round trips through google Translate.
'Chapel of Rest' seems to be one of those terms like 'Take the goat to the
butcher and have the butcher butcher the animal into cuts of meat.' The
location takes on the name of an ephemeral activity that occurs in it, or
the entity tem
, where the open casket and
reception line was right there with tables of people eating brunch
('wake')).
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Your mileage may vary.
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Yes, it's complicated. Most things in the real world are.
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> To me a tunnel is different from a pipeline in regard of structure and
building technique.
Of course, we also have to consider pipelines inside of tunnels ( Thttps://
img.russianpatents.com/1165/11654510-o.jpg ) and cryogenic transmission
lines which have pipelines inside of pipelines inside of
'pump' became a first order category of it's own,
a technology and commodity, designed rather than a trial and error
tradition.
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ctions how to approach building a typology for the .many other
things', one at
https://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/w3pm/XGR-w3pm-20091008/#B.12 , there are
similar simpler cookbooks out there.
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many roots, continually incorporate words
from other languages, and some die off.
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the various transliterations
of geonames in a region. For larger scales, depending on the
country, the local board may provide similar data.
Reference: ( Open Access ) "A quantitative analysis of global
gazetteers: Patterns of coverage for common feature types"
https://www.sc
> I was wondering how to tag Seveso sites. [1]
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Directive_2012/18/EU
Read the actual directive, and drill down. Basically, it's up to each
nation to decide the categorization. And if you dive further down into
that, the reporting requirements may or may not give you
ing sign
has 'variability' of states built into the message.
Ref:
https://www.nema.org/Standards/Pages/Hardware-Standards-for-Dynamic-Message-Signs-with-NTCIP-Requirements.aspx
https://blog.ansi.org/2017/02/dynamic-message-signs-dms-electronic-road/#gref
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nd sea, there is land, sea, and a third
'coastal', which is land and sea changing several times a day and
dramatically on a monthly and annual basis.
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> Subject: Re: [Tagging] Proposal: Access Aisle
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> > Sorry Clifford, but these are simply footways for pedestrians and can
> be
> mapped as such. I don't see anything that makes it necessary for a
> new tag
>
They aren't simple, if you've ever had to incorporate all the various
design
Reference: Badlands , Encyclopedia of Geomorphology ,http://bit.ly/2PagW8f
> but this is rather specific and may not be well-known outside of North
> America:
'Badlands' exist all over the world. They might have local nomenclature,
but they are specific type of landform recognized by the
estions of someone that can see the
whole elephant, they can come up with a functional meaning that covers the
at least the head. There's probably no 'tagging' situation in OSM that
wasn't solved by the resolution of *Electronic data interchange* (*EDI*)
issues in the period between 1970 to 1998.
e search can be helpful if you are more visually oriented:
http://bit.ly/2H64zVL
> ravine, gorge and canyon are synonyms
They are not, sometimes, in certain parts of the world ravines and gorges
are, but you can find gorges inside of canyons.
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s them
and distributes them wholesale regionally, and retails them over the
counter to individuals from their showroom.
The benefits to data providers and consumers are fairly obvious.
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I forced property owners to clear highway edges of trees and shrubs. :-)
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in analysis. ( see the classic
https://www.asprs.org/wp-content/uploads/pers/1993journal/sep/1993_sep_1409-1417.pdf
, which validated the defining features mentioned above against the
existing nomenclature, and the links on
http://www0.sun.ac.za/cga/portfolio-items/terrain-analysis/ ).
Mic
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+1 on "There is no single True Name"
Kenny, that was an absolutely wonderful post on New England geographies.
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ame server, and plateaus seem to be large areas, and
mapped as points.
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with them, because the world is
not gonna shrink...
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... but you do have a point, there. :-)
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> ... As a rule of thumb i'd say something that can at least coarsely be
> surveyed on the ground by a single mapper during a single day is
> usually suitable to be mapped as a distinct named feature, provided it
> is otherwise verifiable of course. ...
If everyone on Earth joined OSM and
ssifying land forms
in a particular area. There are also geologic maps sometimes available:
https://catalog.data.gov/dataset/geologic-map-of-the-mount-spokane-quadrangle-spokane-county-washington-and-kootenai-and-bonner-
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USA references and the coding schemes used in the rest of the world, if one
wants to localize, but the differences are mostly at the level of
distinguishing 'leaf tea' from 'bubble tea'.
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simulation environment, OSM would provide an excellent data source." - it
would be 'excellent' only if it conformed to the real and virtual data
models already in the world.
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> A 'top-down' process where some
> data analyst or small team prescribes the tagging would no doubt have
> resulted in a tidier and more consistent model - but it would likely
> have let to a more limited one, with less mapper engagement. Moreover,
> it would have embodied the cultural
>. Another insists that before betas can be mapped, we need a whole
taxonomy of Greek letters,
LoL!
Actually, you would also need the Albanian variations of the Greek
alphabet to accommodate place names, just to be thorough. :-)
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a reason, and tagging schemes have equivalents.
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),
it works fairly well, without any reliance on arbitrary population count
boundaries
and nomenclature ( village, city, etc. ) based on a single European country
and
language.
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Seriously, this term is a great example of a regional difference. In the
U.S., it's equine dental / foot care.
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ons Educational,
Scientific and Cultural Organization (
http://www.wmo.int/pages/prog/hwrp/publications/international_glossary/385_IGH_2012.pdf
). Frequently they will have crosswalks or otherwise note the differences
and similarities between different regions and countries.
ommerce, and common use would indicate it should
be included in parallel, but certainly not at the expense of 'caravan'.
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'reference' to other non-trail
networks.
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very simply just
by altering the layer transparency - tasks that aren't possible in JOSM.
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training manual, some of the 'key' guides
now are thousands of pages long.
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> Is there an upper cut-off where things stop being a peninsula?
Hmmm ... not really. And it doesn't have to be the same body of water
either - the Upper and Lower Peninsula of Michigan State are isolated by
the collective waters of the Great Lakes. The Iberian Peninsula in Europe,
the Korean
mplete set of characteristics.And
those tags should be prefaced with something like
'GEM_soft_story' that makes it clear they are part
of a set, not an end conclusion about the building's
risk. And you would have to timestamp it some way
to refresh it.
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> I have a question about `name=` and variants of names. I've been reading
a lot of local history and in the architecture/history world, houses are
generally named for the first resident that they were built for.
E.g."Johnson house" and are referred to in this way even after many
generations of
com.br/kalmablog/index.php/rede-de-dormir-tutorial-como-construir-um-redario/>.
And it is a beautiful sound.
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he hammock_hangout, if you were to use some variant
of leisure=hammock_hook, it maybe should be hammock_hooks (plural), because
just a single hook available entails a less than optimum hammock
experience.
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ndent on
the specifics at the endpoint).
There are people in the community that are *far* more knowledgeable than me
on these themes, I suggest you reach out to them.
For me, a mental model of monolithic OSM isn't useful. It isn't unique to
OSM, even what appear to be simple co
ia.org/articles/oregon_beach_bill/>.
Not roads,but a trails, In Montana, with some access restrictions, one can
traverse any property below the high watermark
<https://www.backcountryhunters.org/mt_stream_access>.
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recall, you get a BEng in Nuclear Engineering out of some of the trade
apprenticeships. The Federal Grades are linear, and particular grades are
selected that match specialization and trade for a given area, and that
isn't always numerically 'linear'.
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rth a few minutes to
seek those out, and adopt from those.
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are rails' in
two uses (
http://www.davidheyscollection.com/userimages/0001-dh-thornaby-roundhouse.jpg
), but only one is the 'conventional sense' of a rail line - the other rail
is for positioning.
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Not at all unusual related to streets in urban areas, perhaps less so for
arterials, although the Seattle Streetcar certainly is on some of the most
heavily trafficked streets:
Seattle Streetcar:
Globally, US DOT, the World Bank, ASFAIK all EU countries, have settled on
GTFS, or eventually will on some future version.
So there are two cases:
1. Transit Services that use GTFS
2. Transit Services that do not use GTFS
For Case 1, the General Transit Feed Specification Reference declares
nning.org/lbcs/standards/> as a minimal schema to make
sense of the semantics of LULC. The EU also has a similar LULC
harmonization under the INSPIRE framework
<https://inspire.ec.europa.eu/Themes/129/2892>.
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be applied in any ad hoc way to any water between two
locations, even nested and overlapping manners, at any scale. Precise
ambiguity, good for OSM. :-)
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> It does not communicate the quality of "riverness" at all. This bend may
or may not lend its name to a locality but it is primarily a feature of the
river, not
the name of a settled place.
Generally, the term 'Reach' is most appropriate for subsections of flowing
water:
(From
with it, and the folks I've met
from NGA are very supportive of the OSM project.
Hope some of this helps form your proposal.
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sion' conductor on bottom ) case
is 'pin' ( conductor on top ), and if you want 'spool' for the minority
conductor in the middle.
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'Lake Something's which are impoundments that
barely would would classify as ponds, basically created by real estate
developers as bulldozer scrapes into the local water table.
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rland is about the same amount of area as the public
timberland.
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A huge thanks for everyone who contributed to this discussion, I learned a
lot about OSM.
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especially maintaining it.
A better way to handle this would be a federated page that layers OSM and
the forestry web service(s).
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see how it evolves. If it really is to complicated, they will soon figure
it out themselves. Most I'd do is ask them to put up a wikipage explaining
the intent and application.
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sea level extremes between the phasing of the tides
and the satellites, look angles, etc.
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segment named the same but separately?
Or just the primary distinctive feature? Could you tag the I-90 Bridge from
Seattle to Bellevue as an example (Tunnel - beam - viaduct - float - beam -
etc.)?
Thanks,
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seismic refitting, etc seem to be defined by the span type. So I think
it would be useful also.
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