I agree – plenty of other services doing this much better – suspect it would
only clutter up OSM and be neglected pretty quickly
arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html?url=https://services9.arcgis.com/ZFlIzBMHgtgl0EYj/ArcGIS/rest/services/NSW_Bushfire_Burnt_Areas_2019_and_2020/FeatureServer/0=sd
It'd be like trying to tag plots in landuse=forest as felled or mature.
While it'd be interesting it would quickly become unreliable and reduce the
quality of data.
So while I would love to have burnt areas mapped in OSM I just think it's
not worth trying.
Nathanael Coyne
On Tue, 28 Jan 2020
I’d personally avoid tagging areas as burnt - they’re temporary and as per
advice from Andrew maybe should be left tagged as their long term state.
Looking around where I am (Benambra and north) there are already a lot of
overlapping/duplicated/whats this for polygons relating to land cover…
On 27/1/20 11:13 pm, Ewen Hill wrote:
I would only be replacing any known houses and outbuildings with
buildling=ruins. There are a number of old bridges that fall probably
under this category along railtrails etc.
I don't think much of the tag building=ruins. A church in ruins is still
I would only be replacing any known houses and outbuildings with
buildling=ruins. There are a number of old bridges that fall probably under
this category along railtrails etc. however the bush and grasslands will
regrow ... unless it happens to reburn again this season.
In Victoria over 1000
On Mon, Jan 27, 2020 at 7:51 PM Andrew Harvey
wrote:
>
> I have thought about if we should map burnt areas, it's tricky because
> while it is surveyable, it changes quickly and the point at when it changes
> to no longer burnt is subjective. For those reasons I do think it's better
> to store
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:landuse=brownfield is absolutely
not correct, have you reverted? Which changesets?
They are still wood even if burnt so natural=wood should apply.
I have thought about if we should map burnt areas, it's tricky because
while it is surveyable, it changes
PS the nation wide emergency facilities database is released at
https://www.emsina.org/emergencyfacilitiesdatabase. It is CC BY Geoscience
Australia and GA have agreed to the waiver. So licensing wise it's
available for use.
On Mon, 27 Jan 2020 at 07:35, Sebastian S. wrote:
> Hi Graeme,
> I
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