On 27/1/22 09:56, Graeme Fitzpatrick wrote:
On Wed, 26 Jan 2022 at 18:01, Andrew Harvey <[email protected]>
wrote:
Obviously river conditions change, but I think it's useful to tag
what's usually the case:
1. creek crossing where generall the water level is so low that
you won't have water ingress in your shoes
2. creek crossing where your body will stay dry but you'll want to
take your shoes off if you prefer to keep them dry
3. river crossing where your body will get wet, may have a rope to
help you cross, but you can wade through the water and won't
usually need to swim
4. river crossing where you'll need to swim across
I don't like using numbers as values as they aren't self
explanatory but I can't think of short terms you could use for tag
values.
How about:
waterway=river/stream +
crossing = (maybe foot_crossing= ?)
1. paddling
2. knee_deep
3. chest_deep
4. swimming
I think they'd be self-explanatory to everybody?
Possibly .. but some may prefere an less subjective measure?
depth=* default in meters.
And for water speed ... speed:water=*
Asses by throwing in a stick and seeing how far it travels metres in x
seconds -, convert to km/h ?
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