Am 19.06.2012 11:35, schrieb Martin Vonwald:
2012/6/19 aighes :
I think it would be better to have this information in the
route=road-relation ;-)
You have a relation for SS§ and a relation for E45...why you need the same
information at the way?
Isn't this a different information? The ref in th
Up to the usual standards one has come to expect from these large
international organisations, I would say.
On 19/06/2012 13:20, Philip Barnes wrote:
"There is no ferry between Kingston upon Hull and Esbjerg. An
alternative ferry is available from Harwich (350 km/220 mi from
Kingston upon Hu
"There is no ferry between Kingston upon Hull and Esbjerg. An alternative ferry
is available from Harwich (350 km/220 mi from Kingston upon Hull) to Esbjerg".
A well thought out route?
Phil
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On 19/06/2012 11:46 Colin Smale wrote:
Strictly speaking the international E-
2012/6/19 Martin Vonwald :
> I don't think the classifier would make much sense in this case.
+1
> You
> want to tag the national reference. In Austria this would be the
> austrian (and only austrian) reference, in Germany the german (and
> only german) reference, in the UK ... you got it. You
2012/6/19 Ronnie Soak :
>>>
>>>
>>> there are
>>> 145428 int_ref
>>> 60611 nat_ref
>>> 12 ref:de
>>> 0 ref:DE
>>>
>>>
>
> Ok, you are right. I'm just wondering why the country classifier is used on
> so many other tags and not on this one.
I don't think the classifier would make much sense in this
2012/6/19 Ronnie Soak :
> Ok, you are right. I'm just wondering why the country classifier is used on
> so many other tags and not on this one.
Is it? I don't recall lots of tags with country classifiers. Language
codes a quite frequent, country codes aren't, especially not in keys.
Omitting the
>
>
>>
>> there are
>> 145428 int_ref
>> 60611 nat_ref
>> 12 ref:de
>> 0 ref:DE
>>
>>
>>
Ok, you are right. I'm just wondering why the country classifier is used on
so many other tags and not on this one.
Best regards,
Chaos
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Strictly speaking the international E-numbers are routes, not roads. The
European Route Network is overlaid on top of the national networks and
doesn't bother about international boundaries. In Belgium however it is
very common to use the E-route numbers on signs instead of any local
A-number w
The ref tag on a road should indicate what is on the road signs, at least
in principle.
Even though in practice what you see on the road signs varies considerably
from country to country and also inside the same country, I would consider
putting the int_ref and the national ref on roads (or route r
2012/6/19 aighes :
> I think it would be better to have this information in the
> route=road-relation ;-)
> You have a relation for SS§ and a relation for E45...why you need the same
> information at the way?
Isn't this a different information? The ref in the relation is the
reference of a specifi
2012/6/19 Ronnie Soak :
> What about ref:DE= or ref:UK= for the national and just ref= for the
> international ID?
This looks like an alternative, but it is not how it is actually done:
there are
145428 int_ref
60611 nat_ref
12 ref:de
0 ref:DE
also from a practical point of view (e.g. renderin
I think it would be better to have this information in the
route=road-relation ;-)
You have a relation for SS§ and a relation for E45...why you need the
same information at the way?
Henning
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2012/6/19 Ronnie Soak :
> What about ref:DE= or ref:UK= for the national and just ref= for the
> international ID?
I've never seen ref:DE or ref:UK or any ref:. For the
national reference the tag nat_ref is usually used afaik.
Martin
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The reason why I'm asking is the SS3bis/E45 in Italy:
http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/way/22873607
It is the first road I've seen where the ref tag contains the
international ref and not the national ref (besides int_ref and
nat_ref).
Martin
2012/6/19 Martin Koppenhoefer :
> +1,
> I'd put th
What about ref:DE= or ref:UK= for the national and just ref= for the
international ID?
best regards,
Chaos
2012/6/19 Martin Vonwald
> Hi!
>
> What value would you put into the ref tag if national and
> international reference differs? I seems to me that mostly the
> national ref is used, whi
2012/6/19 Martin Vonwald :
> Hi!
>
> What value would you put into the ref tag if national and
> international reference differs? I seems to me that mostly the
> national ref is used, which also makes sense imo.
+1,
I'd put the national ref in "ref" and the international ref in "int_ref".
cheers
Hi!
What value would you put into the ref tag if national and
international reference differs? I seems to me that mostly the
national ref is used, which also makes sense imo.
Martin
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