Warin61's Comments
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| 57728292 | almost 8 years ago | Hi,
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| 57701696 | almost 8 years ago | Hi,
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| 57581658 | almost 8 years ago | Err typo ...
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| 57581658 | almost 8 years ago | Hi,
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| 57595898 | almost 8 years ago | Without the tree area you can now see some problems ...
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| 57595898 | almost 8 years ago | OSM specifies we don't use copyright data .. the source for D"Etrecasteaux NP is tagged as CAPAD 2016 .. think that is the best that can be done unless you have another source that is usable in OSM (non copyright or allowed by agreement). After using landcover tags in a few NP I have come to the conclusion that it is not a good practice and have done extensive work in removing them from NPs NSW, they are now completely separate things. |
| 57595898 | almost 8 years ago | 1) Landuse=forestry was introduced for the first time with this changeset to this NP. 2) Trees don't usually start and stop at some administration boundary!
3) Layers in principle are used to signify one feature is vertically displaced from another - e.g. a road on a bridge over a river. It should not be used to cover up things that are not true. The tree area example above excludes various residential areas, grass areas, sports areas. This is done using a multipolygon relation. The tree area does not follow the NP boundary. 4) I do not think the area is logged any more .. so landuse=forest is wrong! Use land cover tagging such as landcover=trees, natural=wood. 5) I think you will find boundary=national_park is being replaced with some administration boundary thing. I'll remove the landuse deceleration from this NP boundary. If you want to tag the tree area don't do it as the NP exclusively. The present tagging has trees through the beach, a lake! |
| 57595898 | almost 8 years ago | Oh .. not all of the area is covered by trees .. some of it is beach ! |
| 57595898 | almost 8 years ago | Hi,
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| 57643193 | almost 8 years ago | Hi,
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| 57053957 | almost 8 years ago | It can be hard to determine what is part of the park.
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| 57255921 | almost 8 years ago | Hi,
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| 57164218 | almost 8 years ago | Deleted the canal and water supply. Crosses boundaries in LPI Base Map, not eveident in LPI Imagery. Real stuff only in OSM please. The buildings should be 'square' - use the S key in iD to do this. The Finger Park looks like it should be larger .. use the LPI Base Map. Ok? .. Keep mapping stuff Pwnedragon , but keep it real for OSM. |
| 57098943 | almost 8 years ago | Hi,
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| 21851888 | almost 8 years ago | Hi,
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| 57053957 | almost 8 years ago | Hi,
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| 57042394 | almost 8 years ago | The area is ~ 100km east to west and ~ 50 km north south. Bit crinkly with edges and inner holes .. but it is a bit big for a dam. Think you meant to target something else ... certainly made this area look as if the sea had risen a lot. :) |
| 57042394 | almost 8 years ago | Hi,
No .. this very large area is not a dam. I have remove these tags and reinstated natural=wood. |
| 56900604 | almost 8 years ago | Hi,
This track has a lot more detail in it if you look at the LPI Base Map. |
| 56773573 | almost 8 years ago | Hi,
But I question the road classification! Most people here walk. I would think that these would be better classified as tracks .. looking at Digital Golbe Preium they are certainly smaller than the main connecting roads. They may even be 'paths' where no car (or 4WD) can go due to the width. Next .. the surface=unpaved is a usefull addition tag.
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