I have had a similar thought for the longer Federal Highways in
Brazil. Dividing them by state sounds sensible, as BR-101 reaches all
the way from the border to Uruguay in the south to the city of Recife
in Northeast. If my counting is right, that is 9 states. And there are
several other hi
2010/8/25 Nathan Edgars II :
>> Good question. Why are we putting roads into relations?
> It adds useful redundancy, making it possible to find errors in a route
> (and, in the other direction, since it's easier to screw up a relation than
> ref tags, having ref tags helps with correction). It also
Konrad Skeri wrote:
>
> Good question. Why are we putting roads into relations?
It adds useful redundancy, making it possible to find errors in a route
(and, in the other direction, since it's easier to screw up a relation than
ref tags, having ref tags helps with correction). It also adds nonre
Good question. Why are we putting roads into relations? I'm just doing
it because everyone else is.
I'm not sure myself. Possibilities are:
1. Hint to routers for good path to follow over long distances without
searching all roads.In practice, the latest highly optimized routing
algori
In Sweden the E-roads are also the national ref (with exceptions of
Swedish/Norwegian E 6 that is the international E 47 and Swedish E 4
that is international E 55) so I guess we should use both.
regards
Konrad
2010/8/25 M∡rtin Koppenhoefer :
> 2010/8/25 Konrad Skeri :
>> Good question. Why are
2010/8/25 Konrad Skeri :
> Good question. Why are we putting roads into relations? I'm just doing
> it because everyone else is. I have a vauge memory of arguments that a
> way beloning to several roads are better represented by a relation for
> each road instead of having ref=E 12; E 4; 92
one r
2010/8/25 M∡rtin Koppenhoefer :
> 2010/8/24 Konrad Skeri :
>> Is there any current usage of super-relations for roads?
>
>
>> This could be resolved by making a relation of E 45 Sorsele
>> municipality, E 45 Storuman municipality, E 45 Vilhelmina
>> municipality, etc. and then join all of them in t
2010/8/24 Konrad Skeri :
> Is there any current usage of super-relations for roads?
> This could be resolved by making a relation of E 45 Sorsele
> municipality, E 45 Storuman municipality, E 45 Vilhelmina
> municipality, etc. and then join all of them in the super-relation E
> 45 Sweden, and fin
Is there any current usage of super-relations for roads?
Super-relations have come into wider use in the US on national road
networks.
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Interstate_Highway_relations
Minimizing conflicts across huge geographic areas was one of the tipping
points in favor
Is there any current usage of super-relations for roads?
A few months ago I edited the E 45 (and hence its relation) in
northern Sweden and when uploading the changes got a conflict since
someone else had changed the E 45 after I started editing. (Somewhere
in Italy.) So I resolved the conflict an
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