I ended up filing a bug about this:
https://josm.openstreetmap.de/ticket/4236
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> If we list more than ourselves then we do appear to be more co-operative,
> and could save other people reinventing the wheel, a very popular OSM
> activity
Also I don't think it's a uniquely Australian thing to have a lot of
different emergency services :)
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> 2009/12/26 :
>> Ambulance - diff types
>
> Most are state run, WA has outsourced to St Johns I think, and then
> there is volunteer ones too I think...
>
>> Fire - diff types incl CFA and RFS
>
> There is also metro, which are full time paid employees rather than
> mostly/all volunteer.
>
>> VRA
2009/12/26 John Smith :
> Also you have NRMA/RACQ/RACV etc which is a quasi emergency service,
> and these can be contacted from phones along the sides of motorways
> etc, when people break down.
Oh and most/all motorways in Sydney have their own vehecals to tow
people off motorways to the nearest
2009/12/26 :
> Ambulance - diff types
Most are state run, WA has outsourced to St Johns I think, and then
there is volunteer ones too I think...
> Fire - diff types incl CFA and RFS
There is also metro, which are full time paid employees rather than
mostly/all volunteer.
> VRA
> SES
> Australi
> 2009/12/26 :
>> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/Emergency_service
>> where the discussion page notes that we can't "just change" existing
>> amenity tags.
>
> They aren't set in stone and the highway=path supporters have been
> going about changing lots of stuff, so if we th
2009/12/26 :
> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/Emergency_service
> where the discussion page notes that we can't "just change" existing
> amenity tags.
They aren't set in stone and the highway=path supporters have been
going about changing lots of stuff, so if we think there
Is there anything in the Lismore area anyone wants mapped in particular?
Currently in the area over xmas and have been improving somethings
from the drive over here and some small trips about the area...
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> 2009/12/26 :
>> At the time I must have got emergency_service from somewhere
>> where else is it used?
>> I'm happy to change when we decide
>
> I'm just pointing out it goes against other emergency services,
> although they should probably be grouped together properly instead of
> lumped in as
2009/12/26 :
> At the time I must have got emergency_service from somewhere
> where else is it used?
> I'm happy to change when we decide
I'm just pointing out it goes against other emergency services,
although they should probably be grouped together properly instead of
lumped in as amenities
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> 2009/12/26 :
>> On Fri, 2009-12-25 at 21:08 +1000, John Smith wrote:
>> How are people tagging these, they aren't like other emergency
>>> services and you can't contact them by dialing 000 for that matter.
>>>
>>> Nothing came up in searching for SES/State Emergency Services... Well
>>> apart f
2009/12/26 :
> On Fri, 2009-12-25 at 21:08 +1000, John Smith wrote:
> How are people tagging these, they aren't like other emergency
>> services and you can't contact them by dialing 000 for that matter.
>>
>> Nothing came up in searching for SES/State Emergency Services... Well
>> apart from some
On Fri, 2009-12-25 at 21:08 +1000, John Smith wrote:
How are people tagging these, they aren't like other emergency
> services and you can't contact them by dialing 000 for that matter.
>
> Nothing came up in searching for SES/State Emergency Services... Well
> apart from some spanish word that's
2009/12/26 James Andrewartha :
> Speaking of Transperth, anyone want to hazard a guess as what the
> license on
> http://www.transperth.wa.gov.au/TimetablesMaps/SpatialDataAccess/tabid/254/Default.aspx
> means? I suspect "non-exclusive, limited and revocable rights to use,
> reproduce, and redistr
2009/12/25 John Smith :
> 2009/12/25 Franc Carter :
>> Hi,
>>
>> Somethng that struck me recently is that in areas with NearMap
>> coverage there is potential to do a much better job of mapping railway
>> lines - i.e lines, sidings etc could be added.
>>
>> What's people opinions on doing so ?
htt
2009/12/26 Steve Bennett :
>> If all you cared about was cycling information, why didn't you use
>> OpenCycleMap tiles?
>
> Shut up.
>
> And merry christmas,
> Steve.
>
This is why you should put as much information into the database as
possible, you may not care about railway lines, but railway
e
>
> If all you cared about was cycling information, why didn't you use
> OpenCycleMap tiles?
>
Shut up.
And merry christmas,
Steve.
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2009/12/26 Steve Bennett :
> Hmm, speaking from experience of a ride today, I'd actually prefer less
> detail, but maybe that's a question for the renderer. Trying to follow a
> bike path that runs beside, then crosses over, a set of train tracks is
> really tough - all the lines look very similar.
Hmm, speaking from experience of a ride today, I'd actually prefer less
detail, but maybe that's a question for the renderer. Trying to follow a
bike path that runs beside, then crosses over, a set of train tracks is
really tough - all the lines look very similar.
Anyway, that's just me grumbling
2009/12/25 Franc Carter :
> Hi,
>
> Somethng that struck me recently is that in areas with NearMap
> coverage there is potential to do a much better job of mapping railway
> lines - i.e lines, sidings etc could be added.
>
> What's people opinions on doing so ?
Perth's imagery is so good you can s
2009/12/25 Alex (Maxious) Sadleir :
> On Fri, Dec 25, 2009 at 10:08 PM, John Smith
> wrote:
>> How are people tagging these, they aren't like other emergency
>> services and you can't contact them by dialing 000 for that matter.
> On the wiki it is proposed that emergency_services=technical [1] i
2009/12/25 :
> emergency_service=ses
That's fine, but wouldn't that mean police/fire amenity=* (and no
mention of ambulance on the wiki) should shift to that instead of
being amenity=* ?
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On Fri, Dec 25, 2009 at 10:08 PM, John Smith wrote:
> How are people tagging these, they aren't like other emergency
> services and you can't contact them by dialing 000 for that matter.
On the wiki it is proposed that emergency_services=technical [1] is
the key for "technical services" such as Ci
Hi,
Somethng that struck me recently is that in areas with NearMap
coverage there is potential to do a much better job of mapping railway
lines - i.e lines, sidings etc could be added.
What's people opinions on doing so ?
cheers
--
Franc
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>> How are people tagging these, they aren't like other emergency
>> services and you can't contact them by dialing 000 for that matter.
>>
>> Nothing came up in searching for SES/State Emergency Services... Well
>> apart from some spanish word that's completely irrelevent.
>>
>
> 13 25 00
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> How are people tagging these, they aren't like other emergency
> services and you can't contact them by dialing 000 for that matter.
>
> Nothing came up in searching for SES/State Emergency Services... Well
> apart from some spanish word that's completely irrelevent.
>
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How are people tagging these, they aren't like other emergency
services and you can't contact them by dialing 000 for that matter.
Nothing came up in searching for SES/State Emergency Services... Well
apart from some spanish word that's completely irrelevent.
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