> Hmm, lets experiment ... > > Node > tourism = camp_site > camp_site = standard > name = Happy Jacks > > Node > tourism = camp_site > camp_pitch = yes > ref = 42 > addr:unit = 42 > camp_pitch:picnic_table=yes > > Node > .... > > What I don't see here is how to associate the pitches with "Happy > Jacks". I guess the easy solution is to say only map pitches where they > will fall into an (tourism=camp_site) area ? Hard solution is a > relation ?
The easy solution is indeed the right answer. You draw an area to represent the campsite. The area has the name of the campsite and its address and phone number etc. Inside the area you put nodes for each pitch. Tag the pitch with camp_pitch=yes and the reference number for the pitch in ref=*. This is what geographical databases are for. You can infer that the pitch is in the campsite because the database has tools that let you do that. And when you draw the data, humans can see it too. No relations needed. Best wishes, Andrew _______________________________________________ Tagging mailing list Tagging@openstreetmap.org https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging
