2016-07-14 12:53 GMT+02:00 Kieron Thwaites <kieron.thwai...@gmail.com>:
> Yes, it's two different tagging schemes. "station=subway" belongs to > the legacy station mapping scheme, while "subway=yes" belongs to the > more detailed (and more complex) public transport schema, and is (or > should be!) found together with a public_transport=stop_position tag. > Note that both tagging schemes can coexist, so having both tagged is > acceptable. I recommend though that, for consistency reasons, you > pick one (the newer public transport schema is, in my opinion, the > better option) and stick with it. > Actually the station=subway tag is to distinguish the whole station from other railbased stations (i.e. there's no relation to public_transport=stop_position), in legacy tagging you add it to railway=station. In the newer scheme I think you'd map it as public_transport=station and subway=yes. On a side note, the newer scheme can currently not be evaluated by the carto-osm rendering stack (main map, missing keys in rendering db). station=subway has clear semantics (it is denoting a subway station), while subway=yes can be combined with different objects, e.g. platforms, stop positions, stations etc. Cheers, Martin
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