Just tagging the underlying landtypes and uses is fine (aside from most of them not being natural) but doesn't at all account for the difference between scrubland/seashore/whatever where you will be shot to death if you trespass (military installations) and that which you're free to roam around on and is designated a park.
> Then use the boundary key. If you way up each of the unique sections, then > create a multipolygon relation out of all of the boundary ways and > additional multipolygons for each of the various landuses or ground covers. > Boundaries are a good solution, and are easy for the national lands set aside for recreation boundary=national_park covers them nicely (and renderers could easily decide to render them as filled green areas--standard practice). Through a quick discussion on #osm I'm going with boundary=national_park (for all parks that aren't urban parks), admin_level="whatever the operator level is", operator="whoever the operator is" and ownership="whoever the owner is" parsing that out to re-tag it consistently later should be relatively trivial. Thanks for the discussion Adam, -Tyler
_______________________________________________ talk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk
