On 24/11/22 20:37, Nathan Case wrote:
On 24/11/2022 09:07, Warin wrote:
Some ships and boats don't move much... as they are part of museums ...
Something that is part of a museum, and is genuinely permanently
secured, seems very different to an emergency response vehicle (which
a lifeboat is for all intents and purposes). I'd map planes at an air
and space museum but not ones at an airport terminal.
I guess the trouble with lifeboats is that they can be stored on land
or they can be kept moored in the water. So it isn't quite as easy as
saying "map the building" as sometimes there won't be a building (for
the lifeboat, there normally is a building for the crew to change in
etc).
Past discussion on burger vans etc lead to the understanding that if
something was, for the majority of the time, found at a certain location
then OSM should map it.
HMS Belfast in London is mapped as building=ship, for all intents is it
permanent (I'd expect it to be seldom away in a dry dock to get hull
repairs). I have changed the Darling Harbor ships to reflect the London
tagging.
I expect the lifeboats do get more regular use, for things like training
at least.
On 24/11/2022 09:00, Jez Nicholson wrote:
When the lifeboat is permanently moored at a particular location it
is less transitory than a bus....so people can and do tag them. Not
me necessarily, but other mappers.
Being a little pedantic, a lifeboat that is "permanently moored" won't
serve much use as a lifeboat. Being less pedantic, mapping the
reserved mooring location could work, however, in that case, we should
be tagging it as a mooring spot rather than as a lifeboat itself. The
mooring location will remain even if the lifeboat is at sea.
Nathan
On 24/11/2022 09:07, Warin wrote:
On 24/11/22 11:25, Graeme Fitzpatrick wrote:
On Thu, 24 Nov 2022 at 09:29, Andy Townsend <ajt1...@gmail.com> wrote:
Why not both?
Because a boat is a mobile feature, that we don't / can't map?
e.g
https://www.openstreetmap.org/edit?way=349559642#map=19/-27.42815/153.08582
- we don't try to map the last bus in the middle row as #632
Some ships and boats don't move much... as they are part of museums ...
Way: HMAS Onslow (166230547) - mapped as a 'ship' but it is a
submarine and they are boats.
Way: HMAS Vampire (166230548)
Tags:
"historic"="ship"
"name"="HMAS Vampire"
"ref"="D11"
"seamark:name"="HMAS Vampire"
"ship:type"="destroyer"
"start_date"="1956"
"tourism"="attraction"
"wikidata"="Q721087"
"wikipedia"="en:HMAS Vampire (D11)"
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