I agree with Ian on this. Remember that there is no SET way to tag,
and the wiki is for guidance to keep everyone reasonably consistent.
My feeling is Tag as you feel is warranted. Then at least add a page
to the wiki with the tags, and why you think they are needed with
examples of where you use
On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 10:39 AM, Theodore Book wrote:
> To be thorough, I think we would have to break it up. For example, we
> list a Canal/Ditch (33600) as waterway=canal, but the OSM tag is only
> for use on ways, while the NHD applies it to areas. At the same time,
> the NHD point info giv
To be thorough, I think we would have to break it up. For example, we
list a Canal/Ditch (33600) as waterway=canal, but the OSM tag is only
for use on ways, while the NHD applies it to areas. At the same time,
the NHD point info gives dams as points, but the OSM waterway=dam is
only for lines
On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 10:07 AM, Theodore Book wrote:
> The problem with the table, though, is that the NHD fcodes apply to
> point, line, and area data, while the OSM tags might be specific to only
> one or two of those types. That requires a little bit of flexibility in
> actually preparing t
The problem with the table, though, is that the NHD fcodes apply to
point, line, and area data, while the OSM tags might be specific to only
one or two of those types. That requires a little bit of flexibility in
actually preparing the scripts.
Theodore Book wrote:
> That table has been compl
That table has been complete for a while on the NHD page:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/NHD
Of course, now they will have to be revised for 0.6
Adam Schreiber wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 5:43 PM, Theodore Book wrote:
>> I have had some interest in my NHD conversion scripts, both from
On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 4:43 PM, Theodore Book wrote:
> I have had some interest in my NHD conversion scripts, both from people
> interested in the NHD, and from those interested in their ability to
> specify a maximum length for an imported way. Therefore I have placed
> them in subversion at:
>
On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 5:43 PM, Theodore Book wrote:
> I have had some interest in my NHD conversion scripts, both from people
> interested in the NHD, and from those interested in their ability to
> specify a maximum length for an imported way. Therefore I have placed
> them in subversion at:
>
I have had some interest in my NHD conversion scripts, both from people
interested in the NHD, and from those interested in their ability to
specify a maximum length for an imported way. Therefore I have placed
them in subversion at:
http://svn.openstreetmap.org/applications/utils/import/nhd2o
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