On 14-Feb-18 10:22 AM, marc marc wrote:
Le 13. 02. 18 à 23:57, Warin a écrit :
On 14-Feb-18 09:14 AM, marc marc wrote:
Le 13. 02. 18 à 23:09, Richard a écrit :
the only one added is waterway=pressurised.
why not pipeline for this?
maybe because a siphon is not a pipeline :)
Umm? A siphon is made from a pipeline
did you read the proposal ?
look at the natural part of the picture
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/w/images/thumb/e/e6/Waterway_flows.png/500px-Waterway_flows.png
it's not a man_made=pipeline
I have explored several siphons in my life,
but I have never done caving in a pipeline :)
Arr
and it's a good thing to have a continuity "of water" with waterway=*
But pipelines can and do contain water .. So it would be a 'good thing'
to map what is there .. a pipeline.
have 2 separate tags for "use" and for the "hardware" is much more
structured.
We already do this for many other objects e. g. highway <> surface:
you have a continuity of highway=* tag even if the surface of the roads
changes and in case of tunnels or bridges.
this is exactly what the proposal wants to do: a continuity of the
waterway=* tags even if the materials/man_made/usage/tunnel change.
With this clear structure, you can use water flow datas separately from
material datas.
Oh. I am thinking only of man made structures (pipes), along with some others.
OSM unfortunately 'maps what is there' .. not "hardware"/"use".
The caves I would map as 'landform=*'. (Not 'natural=*' as some of these could
be man made caves, and how would I tell not being a cave expert?)
And OSM may not (yet) map what is in a cave ... water in this case. And it
would need some elevation tags to document what is going on.
In the diagram
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/w/images/thumb/e/e6/Waterway_flows.png/500px-Waterway_flows.png
The upper ones may well be man made - so the tags waterway=canal, tunnel=yes
could be replace by
man_made=pipeline .. as there should be nothing limiting what a pipe is made
out of.
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