On Thu, 15 Oct 2020 at 21:35, bkil wrote:
> Surely you could always refine tagging according to your needs (like
> with dog:species=Rottweiler).
No, I wasn't talking about the species, but about the "level" of sound
heard. A blind person can't tell if that's a Rottweiler, German Shepherd,
Pit B
Surely you could always refine tagging according to your needs (like
with dog:species=Rottweiler). Although, I think the exact species of
canines could change much more often due to replacement and/or moving.
You probably also need to be an expert on the topic to tell apart
hundreds of purebred typ
On Thu, 15 Oct 2020 at 01:10, bkil wrote:
> "hearing a dog" could be one of them.
But aren't you then going to need to differentiate the sounds?
# 18 has a Chihuahua (yap yap yap yap yap yap yap yap) while # 23 has a
Rottweiler (WOOF)
Thanks
Graeme
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A person navigating with a cane can use multiple cues on any given
section, and "hearing a dog" could be one of them. If two houses are
marked at 33% and 66% of a block as having dogs and only one of them
barks at you at a given occasion, you should still be able to
integrate this cue among others
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> On 14. Oct 2020, at 16:22, bkil wrote:
>
> It has been raised on a private discussion if we could mention whether
> a private house or an industrial site has a guard dog that is easily
> identifiable by its barking.
if you only hear it this could still be a fake barking
On 10/14/20 09:19, bkil wrote:
> It has been raised on a private discussion if we could mention whether
> a private house or an industrial site has a guard dog that is easily
> identifiable by its barking. It is my viewpoint that from a mapping
> ethics standpoint, we should not map this because it
It has been raised on a private discussion if we could mention whether
a private house or an industrial site has a guard dog that is easily
identifiable by its barking. It is my viewpoint that from a mapping
ethics standpoint, we should not map this because it may compromise a
home's security. What
I welcome your comments on the following proposal:
Those with vision impairment should also have the right to explore and
map their surroundings in ways appropriate for them. We should have a
unified way to specify the kind of noise that is generated by an
object. The most useful ones are those wh
