The HOT convention seems to be tag them building=yes. OSM and HOT are
slightly different in OSM it is acceptable to tag a node rather than the
HOT convention circle. Because HOT has a lot of very new mappers and their
work is validated ie often corrected I think it is important to clarify
this.
Hello all,
It's been a crazy month going around the world training up our core
Activation volunteers in Africa and Southeast Asia (with pit-stop in Central
Asia to visit the HOT intern team there). And it's been hectic ever since I
got home, so sorry for the little to no advanced notice, but I
hi Rafael,
I asked something similar in 2010 and was told that the IDs can be removed:
https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk/2010-March/049175.html
https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk/2010-March/049207.html
I don't think I've touched any Africover data for a while, but when I
Hi, Joseph:
Thanks for the info. Just after sending this email to the HOT list, I
also sent an OSM message to Tim McWright (OSM user tmcw) to ask him for
information.
He told me to "go ahead", as "the tag isn't relevant to OpenStreetMap".
He said too that there is actually one page documenting th
Hi all,
Just giving my two cents.
For me mapping a building like a hut does not signify a lot.
What is exactly a hut? Is it just a round building? Round buildings
can be made out of several materials and have several different
functions. Also why would a round building get another tag if a square
Hey Mhairi and outreachy interns,
This is great! Sadly I will not be able to join the hangout.
But wondering if we can get an update (or blog post?) after the
hangout on what the interns exactly did, on their experiences on
interning with HOT and also very curious for their future plans!
Best gr
Greetings,
In many countries people’s houses, churches, workshops and other buildings are
round, not square. Or, a building can be a combination of round and square. So
tagging should be building=yes. Just because a building is round does not make
it a “hut”, whatever that means. It’s a home,
I agree with Suzan and Jorieke, both in general and specifically as someone
closely involved with the project around task 1034. While this issue may
still be in discussion among the HOT community, I can say that for this
project, the simple building tag is preferred instead of hut.
Thank you, Chri
Hey Severin,
Brian and I saw all the GitHub issues you logged. Thank you very much for
these! We're just going through these now as we are preparing for the live
release.
In regards to the Schema Transform and Language Translation, please see the
following issue [1]. I would like to track it in G
At the Red Cross we've used building =Hut looking at fire prevention in
Uganda in 2012. Generally these buildings were round and all tags were
field verified. We also use it in some field mapping activities once we
know the basic construction type. However, I agree with a lot that has been
said alr
Hi Enya, I am managing project 1192. I just looked, but I think someone
beat me to it and the squares have been validated. Good work and thanks for
contributing!
Pete
On Mon, Sep 28, 2015 at 2:56 PM, Enja Muenter wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> My name is Enya, I'm a German expat in Ireland. How a
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