John Smith wrote: > I can't think of a good solution for this, a few years ago they > renumbered all properties along roads outside of residential areas to > be the distance in decametres (10s of metres, 100m would be #10 etc) > from the start of the road, they also have even on the right, odd on > the left, this makes it easier for emergency services to find places > because its based on distance. > > I doubt there would be an easy was to interpolate this information for > display, but it could be used to work out end points for routing, and > all we need to know is which end of a way is the start, the rest can > be worked out.
The universal solution for such special cases would be tagging single addresses without interpolation. This would provide information - what house numbers do actually exist? In this special case nearly every value could be possible. - where exactly is this house number? Since numbers are based on distance this could also be calculated from the given number - but what if want to know the house number of a given position? The only disadvantage of this method would be a little bit more work "on the ground" - but nothing photo mapping couldn't solve ;) _______________________________________________ Tagging mailing list Tagging@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging