grid, then long sections, with variable physical
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Use the surface tag. Using multiple tags to describe a way, instead of simply
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sections of roadway, and thus no reason to for a router to avoid
the crossover. Use the layer tag on both ways to indicate that it isn't a
grade-level intersection.
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permitted for emergency vehicles, and would seem to ideally fit this situation.
Admittedly, it is documented only if you search for the word emergency,
rather than on the page for the access tag.
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in the last 4 months) the northbound lane
is
out of the water by a foot or less..but then if you're even
slightly
familiar with imagery/photography you can see it's not.
It sounds like the proposed causeway tag would be the best way to mark this
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It sounds like the proposed causeway tag would be the best way to
mark this section of road.
What's wrong with embankment=yes?
That would also work, although causeway implies that the roadway
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The access=emergency tag is documented in the wiki as meaning that
access is permitted for emergency vehicles, and would seem to ideally
fit this situation.
Where is it in the wiki
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ranges within blocks, sounds like a good idea to
me. Some cities, such as Louisville, KY, put address ranges on street signs,
which would make gathering such information easy in those cities.
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before we start the process of minimizing damage.
Policies should be discussed on legal-talk.
Why? They have nothing to do with legal considerations.
Legal cosiderations may be part of why a policy is chosen, although there may
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the US (ie a stylized bicycle +
rider with an arrow point in the direction of bike traffic flow on
top).
I can't say whether they are the same all over the USA, but what you described
matches what is used here in Tennessee.
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Maps the other day where, if you searched for a
certain street address, it would point you to a location that was on the
correct street, but a couple of miles from the correct location.
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street in LA cleaned by April Fools without losing any correct
information.
So, you are implying that nothing further can be done after April 1st? If the
remapping can't be completed by then, OSM is doomed? I agree that you are
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starting point. Some of these
dead-end roads have turning circles at their end, some don't. As far as I
know, most don't have a noexit=yes tag.
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that people don't use the prefix at all when referring to the
street, or does he mean that people use the abbreviated form of the prefix,
rather than the spelled-out prefix? The statement could be interpreted either
way.
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will have been in the proper locations to match the real world.
So, in order to make the cleanup bot not consider the nodes to be tainted, we
have to knowingly make the map data less accurate than it had formerly been.
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One drawback to this new-coordinate technique is that, in some
cases, the tainted nodes will have been in the proper locations to
match the real world. So, in order to make
a batch global
update?
This has been discussed, and tried, before. Unfortunately, some abbreviations
can stand for more than one thing, and it takes local knowledge to be sure what
is the right choice.
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between two political entities is spelled border.
A boarder is someone who lives in a boarding-house (where meals are included
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together to
complete the ring kept their original names, meaning that the name changes
every two or three miles.
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If the maps are considered public domain, then why is there a copyright notice?
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the combination of a local mapper,
and, if necessary, checking with the government department regulating such
matters, as was done in this case, is better than the method you proposed.
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preparing for an attack on the
airport.
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One thing that would help in the editor software would be, once you select a
tag, and list the preset values available, to have the option to list the wiki
descriptions of what those values mean. This should be optional, and should
come up in a separate window so you don't lose track of what
I agree with you.
Richard Welty rwe...@averillpark.net wrote:
On 6/7/13 8:44 PM, Nathan Mills wrote:
If we're going for accuracy, corridor proposals should be mapped as a
polygon. They are area features which may someday become linear.
That said, I don't think that such early proposals belong
there, would that be feasible?
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Sorry, that was supposed to say imagining, not imaging.
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Does anyone else besides me keep imaging Pavel Chekov (from
original-series Star Trek) announcing shields are up with a heavy
Russian accent?
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Another example would be Interstate 24. It nominally runs East/West, but the
actual alignment is Southeast/Northwest.
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as to calculate the perspective.
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such as railway=inactive for routes that are
not in use, but still have the rails in place. The only problem is
that, if someone erroneously tags an active but little-used route as
inactive, this could lead to an accident if someone went hiking or
rail-biking on the route.
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of a divided highway. You also have compass-point
letters used to distinguish between branches of the same route. For example,
US 31 runs north/south. A portion of it branches off as US 31W, which runs
roughly parallel, some miles westward of US 31, and eventually merges back into
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merchandise sold is food. The big-box stores typically sell some food, but the
majority of the merchandise is not food.
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containing it. A city in Virginia, by contrast, has a local government
on the same level as a county government, and is not considered to be part of
the county even if it is completely surrounded by the county.
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, and not a way of its own.
There is not a wonderful solution for how do map pedestrian routing
when it differs from road-associated routing.
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Yes, but one postal city commonly contains multiple postal codes, so
storing the postal city in the postal code tag represents a loss of detail.
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Postal code usually means
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A given Zip Code can potentially be in more than one US state, since they are
based on delivery routes.
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On Fri, 2014-11-07 at 04:17 +, Elliott Plack wrote:
Before the state showed up in iD, I had assumed
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Rate-limiting sounds like a good idea.
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Could someone who knows Chinese check the content of the diary
entries?
By the way, I assume you mean banned (blocked
in the name= tag and the unsuffixed one in the
short_name= tag, but I'm wondering if I should continue to bother.
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An additional complication is ring-roads, which are likely to have XXX
North transition into XXX East, etc.
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other
scenarios, such as suites in an office building.
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By contrast, I am not aware of any Interstate highways in the southeast USA
that allow bicycles. From my experience, every entrance ramp has signs
forbidding non-motorized traffic and mopeds.
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to
the general public, plus dump stations open to their members, while not
showing dump stations open only to members of competing organizations?
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autonomy. Growth of Nashville means that only road signs show that you have
crossed over into these municipalities, but they maintain their own police
forces.
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I will have to look into the details to say for sure.
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John F. Eldredge:
That depends, in part, on how long you want to stand there pecking
away
at your device, and how suspicious folks are likely to become if you
stand in front of each building for up to several minutes before
moving on.
On April 13, 2015 4:02:24 AM CDT, Simon Poole si
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Note that "usually state lines" isn't the same thing as "always state
lines". The Central Time Zone/Eastern Time Zone boundary runs through
the middle of both Tennessee and Kentucky, and the lines aren't
straight. They zig-zag according to which time zone the local
politicians wanted.
On
One thing that is an issue with many of the marked bike lanes in
Nashville, TN is that they aren't contiguous. You will come to a point
where the road narrows, such as for a bridge, and the bikes are forced
to share a lane with motor traffic. This makes bike riding at rush hour
a risky
I don't know about Detroit, but in Nashville, TN, where I live, street
suffixes don't necessarily reflect their importance. My parents lived for
decades on Parthenon Avenue, a very minor residential street.
On August 16, 2017 10:08:44 AM "Ionut Radu - (p)" wrote:
Hi
The "mechanical Turk" term is not an ethnic slur, but instead an allusion
to a famous 18th-century chess-playing automaton, made to resemble the
upper body of a man in traditional Turkish clothing, mounted on a cabinet.
It was eventually revealed to be a fake automaton, operated by a man hidden
n opposite directions may try
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Me and my Telenav colleagues are editing lane numbers in Detroit area
a question to
a Facebook group that discusses local history, and see if anyone can
tell me if there was ever a church there.
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On 9/29/2017 9:59 PM, John F. Eldredge wrote:
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Yeah, a Google search for "Mill Creek Church nashville" has
http://freepages.history.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nashvillearchives/millcreek.html
as an early result. It says the church buildin
There are no signs indicating that any congregation meets there; the
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