Hi Paul, and thanks for the positive comments... On 8 February 2011 18:13, Paul Byrne <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi > Looks good nice work. > Allot of land I would have tagged landuse = farmland or farm is being tagged > as landuse = medow. Some of the medow areas are fairly big and complicated > shapes, I'm not sure how easy it would be to split up and retag as farmland.
It's not so hard, though you can readily use the test server to play at editing. I certainly anticipate that we will want to chop the Corine areas down much more finely, for all kinds of reasons including the one you name. The areas being imported as "meadow" are what Corine calls "pasture". Corine puts most other farming land into one of a number of arable categories or (not so relevant here) into very specific types like vineyard or rice field. Oh, or orchard, which of course we do have. And in cases where you have, say, a small orchard, a small meadow and a small field of wheat adjacent to each other you can probably flip a coin on what will have been selected. In general, to refine the corine areas, you will be carving out a hole in an existing area to make room for an area of your own. This will be done by creating a new area inside the larger one and adding it to the Corine multipolygon with role "inner". Anybody who doesn't understand what I've just written has probably managed to avoid multipolygons (and maybe even relations) so far. They won't be quite so easy to avoid after the import - sorry about that, but there aren't really any better ways to represent this kind of data. > Worked bogs, being excavated for their turf (bog=worked). Do we need >> to distinguish here between small-scale manual cutting and industrial >> harvesting? > > I have been tagging this: > > natural=wetland > wetland=bog > bog = cut Nice suggestion. Is this for hand-cut bogs or for all bogs being harvested? Dermot -- -------------------------------------- Igaühel on siin oma laul ja ma oma ei leiagi üles _______________________________________________ Talk-ie mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-ie
