On Thu, Nov 1, 2018 at 10:25 AM Moritz <o...@moritzmueller.ee> wrote:
> I would use > > man_made=standpipe > colour=green > water_source=main > If you use that tag, make sure that you wikify it and discuss disambiguation, since 'standpipe' has many different meanings: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standpipe I don't mind the choice of word - because all words are ambiguous. We simply have to document what *we* mean by it. We should probably attach 'amenity=drinking_water' to standpipes that are potable water sources. 'emergency=dry_standpipe' or 'emergency=fire_hydrant fire_hydrant:type=wet_standpipe' could be used to document standpipes for firefighting. (Dry standpipes would need both the inlets and outlets marked; I'll leave it to someone else to work out the details, since I don't have any I plan to map.) Standpipe water towers (like the ones in Chicago, Louisville, or Mannheim) are, of course, man_made=water_tower. I don't foresee mapping standpipe piezometers, or standpipes on toilets, washing machines or oil derricks.
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